The number is impressive, 2 continents, 8 countries, 16 concerts, but what really stands out is how Luke Combs makes every one of those nights about his fans. While most stars chase bigger profits, Combs is out here doing the opposite. His new My Kinda Saturday Night Tour is built on one thing: making live music fair, fun, and reachable for everyone.
Combs has never hidden his feelings about the ticketing game. He refuses to charge for Meet-and-Greets and insists that people who love his songs should never have to break the bank to see him. In his own words, he feels “weird about charging people to meet me.” That small sentence tells you everything about the kind of man Luke Combs is.
My Kinda Saturday Night Tour
Fans are noticing too. Many praised his Bootleggers pre sale, calling it “the most fair ticket system ever.” One fan wrote, “He gets it, he’s one of us.” Another added, “$25 tickets in a stadium? That’s unheard of.” Even when shows sell out, there is this shared sense of pride that they are part of something genuine and people centered.
That spirit is what led Combs to his next big moment, announcing that his tour will land in one of the most beloved stadiums in country music territory. From his fan-first ticket plan to his free Meet-and-Greets, it all builds up to one huge night that feels like a celebration of everything he stands for.
Luke Combs to play Neyland Stadium during ‘My Kinda Saturday Night’ tour
When Combs takes the stage at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville next May, he will not be alone. Dierks Bentley, Lainey Wilson, Tye Myers, Jake Worthington, and Thelma and James will join him for what fans are already calling a “dream lineup.” The energy is building, and many Tennesseans say it feels like the biggest homecoming the state has seen in years.
Luke Combs is proving that success does not have to mean selling out, it can mean showing up. His heart, his humor, and his honesty continue to shape how country music connects with people. Follow Luke Combs on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Some artists chase fame. Luke Combs just keeps chasing the song.