Luke Combs has a countdown clock on his official website… and there’s not much time left to go.
The country music superstar just recently wrapped up his 2026 My Kinda Saturday Night tour, which ended on a run of three sold-out shows at London’s Wembley Stadium to put an exclamation point on his European leg that stretched into countries like Ireland and Sweden.
Since kicking off the tour back in March, Combs set several attendance records. In total, the “Back in the Saddle” singer broke four different attendance records both here in the U.S. and across the pond, setting Ohio Stadium’s (97,367), Lambeau Field’s (51,981), and Neyland Stadium’s (92,045) record for highest-attended concerts.
Combs also set the record for the largest country music crowd ever in the Nordic region, with 60,826 fans at his July 4th show in Ullevi Stadium in Gothenburg, Sweden. All that to say, it has been an incredibly successful 2026 for Luke Combs, and judging by this latest revelation on the country star’s website, the My Kinda Saturday Night Tour isn’t over just yet.
If you are to navigate to Combs’ official website and scroll down a smidge, you’ll see that there’s a countdown clock ticking away that’s set to hit zero on August 13. Anytime a countdown clock pops up on an artist’s website, it almost always leads to some sort of announcement. And that’s no secret for Luke Combs… the countdown clock is even titled “Announcement,” as you can see:
Some fans were speculating that the announcement coming on August 13 actually has something to do with Combs’ new trading card hobby (he even has a separate social media account called “Combs Cards”). That’s because Combs’ official fan page, Luke Combs HQ, shared a video of briefcase that looked to have cards inside of it.
That particular video also had “My Kinda Saturday Night” playing in the background, and because the clip wasn’t posted on his “Combs Cards” account, fans started guessing that the artist was just using cards as a way to announce that more tour dates would be added to his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour.
What other evidence do we have that points towards more tour dates for Luke Combs? That’d be the fact that Shenandoah shared a video of them covering “Where The Wild Things Are,” and leaving an “8.13.26” date teaser in the caption in the post:
“8.13.26 | Luke Combs – ‘Where the Wild Things Are.'”
Wyatt McCubbin also took to social media to share a Luke Combs cover.
This one was from Combs’ latest project, and like the Shenandoah post, it also included the date that Combs’ countdown clock just so happens to be counting down to:
“8.13.26 | Luke Combs – ‘Daytona 499.'”
Fans might remember that, prior to the initial run of That’s My Kinda Saturday Night Tour, Luke Combs had his openers – Thomas Rhett, Ty Myers, The Castellows, Jake Worthington, The Script and Thelma & James – share covers on their social media profiles to tease that they’d be going out on the road with him.
However, it seems unlikely that Combs will be heading back out on tour in 2026. Both Shenandoah and Cubbin are opening for other artists over the next couple of months, and Luke has been very open about how ready he was to get back home and spend time with his family.
But could the That’s My Kinda Saturday Night Tour be stretching into 2027? That seems like the likely scenario… but I guess we’ll all find out exactly what’s in store when the countdown clock strikes zero on August 13.
