Looks like we’re going to be getting new tour dates soon.
Luke Combs 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. But it seems that the tour may not be over just yet.
Yesterday, a countdown clock appeared on Luke’s official website, counting down to August 13 at 8 AM central.
Combs’ official Instagram page also shared a video of a teaser with the August 13 date, with Luke’s song “My Kinda Saturday Night” playing in the background – the same song that served as the name of his tour:
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Legendary ’90s band Shenandoah also posted a video of themselves singing Luke’s song “Where the Wild Things Are” – also with the August 13 date.
@shenandoahofficial 8.13.26 | @Luke Combs – Where the Wild Things Are
Newcomer Wyatt McCubbin also shared a video of himself performing Luke’s song “Daytona 499” while captioning it with the August 13 date. McCubbin has also performed at some pre-show tailgates on Luke’s previous tours.
@wyattmccubbin 8.13.26 | @Luke Combs – Daytona 499
And Avery Anna went with Luke’s first #1 hit “Hurricane” while teasing the same date.
@avery.anna.music 8.13.26 @Luke Combs – Hurricane
So what’s happening on August 13? Well all signs point to a new tour announcement (or new dates on his My Kinda Saturday Night tour, presumably in 2027), with support from…Shenandoah, Wyatt McCubbin and Avery Anna.
And where all will Luke be stopping on the upcoming tour? Well the stadiums themselves have been giving us some hints.
Several stadiums around the country have posted cryptic teasers featuring Luke’s logo along with a clip of “My Kinda Saturday Night,” all pointing to the announcement on August 13. So far the teams or stadiums that have teased dates include:
- US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan
- Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas
- Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri
- ExtraMile Arena in Boise, Idaho (the teaser featured Albertson Stadium, which is Boise State University’s football stadium, and was also posted by Boise State’s athletics)
- San Diego Padres (Petco Park – San Diego, California)
So far that’s all that I could find, but it’s possible that there are more out there. But 8 stadium dates would kind of be in line with the limited schedule that Luke has been keeping so far after revealing that he wanted to scale back his touring as much time with his family and two young children as possible.
As far as when these shows will kick off? My gut says 2027, and at the end of his final show at Wembley Stadium the “Hurricane” singer even told the crowd that he would see them “next year,” so it doesn’t sound like he has much more planned for 2026.
But I guess we’ll have to wait until August 13 to find out for sure.
