Luke Combs is one of those rare country artists who feels just as at home on a sprawling festival stage as he does in a hometown honky-tonk, and his upcoming ‘My Kinda Saturday Night’ UK tour in 2026 is shaping up to be a real moment for fans, no matter how you got hooked on his sound.
Maybe you first heard him during a late-night drive, or maybe it was his CMA-winning anthem blasting from someone’s backyard barbecue.
Either way, the energy he brings is infectious, and it’s no wonder people are counting down until those stadium lights flicker on next July and August.
Luke Combs UK Tour Dates 2026
Here’s the hard and fast info: Luke Combs is bringing his stadium-filling voice to three mighty venues across the UK and Ireland in the summer of 2026, and honestly, it’s kind of wild to imagine the sheer singalong power behind these crowds.
The gigs are more than just a list; they feel like a promise. Pack your boots, sort your travel plans, and clear those summer weekends, because these shows are set to be memorable:
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MARCH 2026
- 21 – Las Vegas, NV, Allegiant Stadium
APRIL 2026
- 4 – Charlottesville, VA, Carl Smith Center
- 11 – Ames, IA, Jack Trice Stadium
- 18 – South Bend, IN, Notre Dame Stadium
- 25 – Columbus, OH, Ohio Stadium
MAY 2026
- 2 – Knoxville, TN, Neyland Stadium
- 9 – Norman, OK, Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
- 16 – Green Bay, WI, Lambeau Field
- 30 – Montreal, QC, Parc-Jean Drapeau
JUNE 2026
- 6 – Toronto, ON, Rogers Stadium
JULY 2026
- 4 – Gothenburg, Sweden, Ullevi
- 7 – Paris, France, Accor Arena
- 11 – Amsterdam, Netherlands, Johann Cruyff Arena
- 18 – County Meath, Ireland, Slane Castle
- 25 – Edinburgh, Murrayfield Stadium
AUGUST 2026
- 1 – London, Wembley Stadium
How to Get Luke Combs UK Tour Tickets?
So, if you’re even half-thinking about it, the time to act is now. Tickets for these stadium shows are going to fly out the door, especially in places like London, where the queue can feel like a sport in itself.
General sale drops at 10 am sharp on Friday, October 17th, but there’s a cheeky window for those who love a pre-sale hustle. Pro tip: Set an alarm, get your login ready, and, if you can swing it, try hopping on the pre-sales.
Here’s how it works:
- Bootleggers Pre-sale: Already rolling for Edinburgh, but only lasts until the general sale window opens.
- Promoter Pre-sale: Edinburgh, Wednesday, October 15th, 10 am, through Friday morning, blink and you’ll miss it.
- Spotify Pre-sale: Wembley, Thursday, October 16th, only for a 24-hour window.
There’s something thrilling about waiting for tickets, even when your stomach tightens up while you watch that loading bar stutter, but, hey, if you want to see Combs live, the anticipation is half the fun.
What Makes Luke Combs’ Tour Special?
It’s not every day a country musician packs more emotional punch than your average pop star, but Luke’s been doing it for years now.
He busted out of North Carolina, turned his struggles, like “pure O” OCD, a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder, into powerful lyrics and raw interviews, and even found ways to joke lovingly about life when the blues hit.
Whether he’s collaborating with legends (Tracy Chapman, anyone?) or lighting up the charts with a new album (‘Fathers & Sons’, 2024), it’s clear this guy means what he sings.
You’ll get a taste of this authenticity live, especially at a stadium show. Last time a friend of mine went, he was left telling strangers how Luke’s tunes had practically soundtracked his own heartbreaks and late-night pub crawls.
That’s country music at its best, down-to-earth, nostalgic, and sometimes gloriously messy.
Who’s Joining Luke Combs on Tour?
Let’s face it, support acts on a world tour can make the difference between a good night out and an absolute barnstormer. For this run, the guests are a who’s who of country and pop crossovers.
The Script (yes, those Irish chart-toppers you loved in college) are supporting on select dates, as are Thomas Rhett, Dierks Bentley, The Castellows, and a handful more.
Honestly, this lineup feels a bit like a festival loaded up in one evening, a rare treat, especially considering how diverse the sounds are. If you’re the sort who likes to show up early and soak in every set, you won’t want to miss a minute.
Ticket Tips, Prices & Hospitality
Let’s cut to the chase, ticket prices aren’t fully out in the wild yet, but if you’re eyeing up hospitality or VIP packages, expect them to run higher than your usual standing ticket.
Hospitality just means you’re living the good life: dedicated hosts, lounge access, and a bit of food and drink to keep your feet moving. It’s a splurge, but sometimes splurging is its own form of celebration.
On the practical side, always try alternative platforms like AXS or Seat Unique; sometimes there’s lower demand or easier access than Ticketmaster’s infamous virtual queue.
And don’t forget that seats do go extra fast for these sorts of events, especially with Combs’s fanbase growing as fast as the queues get longer.
As one friend told me, he spent more time refreshing the ticket page than he'd care to admit. But, honestly, when it’s your favorite artist, that effort somehow makes the show feel sweeter when you finally walk through those gates.
