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Luke Combs 2027 Tour: 12 Stadium Dates, Tickets & Presale

Luke Combs is extending his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour into 2027 with 12 newly announced stadium shows across the United States and Canada, keeping one of country music’s biggest live runs moving after a record-heavy 2026.

The new North American leg begins April 3 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, and ends June 26 at Petco Park in San Diego. Edmonton and Vancouver are the only Canadian stops in this batch of dates, while Treaty Oak Revival, Avery Anna, Shenandoah and Wyatt McCubbin are scheduled as special guests.

For ticket buyers, the calendar starts much earlier. Presale access opens August 19 at 10 a.m. local time, with the general on-sale following August 21 at 10 a.m. local time. Members of Combs’ Bootleggers fan club will have advance fan-presale access.

Luke Combs’ 12 new stadium dates for 2027

The routing is compact by design: 12 Saturday shows spread across nearly three months, with large football and baseball venues doing most of the heavy lifting.

  • April 3 — Arlington, TX — AT&T Stadium
  • April 10 — Minneapolis, MN — U.S. Bank Stadium
  • April 17 — Detroit, MI — Ford Field
  • April 24 — Philadelphia, PA — Lincoln Financial Field
  • May 1 — Foxborough, MA — Gillette Stadium
  • May 8 — Pittsburgh, PA — Acrisure Stadium
  • May 15 — Kansas City, MO — Arrowhead Stadium
  • May 29 — Edmonton, AB — Commonwealth Stadium
  • June 5 — Vancouver, BC — BC Place
  • June 12 — Boise, ID — Albertsons Stadium
  • June 19 — Denver, CO — Empower Field at Mile High
  • June 26 — San Diego, CA — Petco Park

The shows are planned in an in-the-round configuration, putting the stage in the middle of the field rather than at one end. The broader stadium strategy mirrors a trend among top country acts; Zach Bryan’s 2026 With Heaven On Tour similarly leaned on football stadiums and destination-scale dates.

Why Combs is going straight back to stadiums

The size of the 2027 bookings is easier to understand after Combs’ 2026 run, which sold 1,371,329 tickets. That year included three sold-out Wembley Stadium shows in London and major milestones at Ireland’s Slane Castle, Paris’ Accor Arena, Amsterdam’s Johan Cruijff Arena and Sweden’s Ullevi Stadium.

His biggest headline crowd came at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, where more than 90,000 fans attended. Those results give the 2027 extension something promoters value: evidence that demand already exists at stadium scale.

That matters in a live-music market where high prices have made some fans more selective. The wider debate around slower concert ticket sales and “Blue Dot Fever” shows why filling huge venues can no longer be taken for granted simply because an artist has a recognizable name.

Ticket timing matters more than it first appears

The phrase “10 a.m. local time” is important. Because the tour crosses multiple time zones, each market follows the local clock of its venue. Edmonton buyers, for example, should follow Alberta time rather than the sale time for a U.S. East Coast date.

Fans may also see resale listings before the public on-sale. Those asking prices should not be treated as official face value, and early resale inventory can change once authorized tickets are released. Dates, ticket links and official updates can be checked through the Luke Combs official website.

Edmonton also has a return-story angle: Combs last played Commonwealth Stadium in June 2023 and will be back at the same venue on May 29, 2027. Vancouver follows one week later at BC Place.

New music gives the 2027 shows a wider setlist

Combs will enter the new stadium leg with a larger catalog than he had on his earlier Edmonton visit. His 22-track album The Way I Am, released March 20, 2026, includes “Back in the Saddle,” “My Kinda Saturday Night,” “Days Like These,” “Sleepless in a Hotel Room” and “Be By You.” The album reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200.

That newer material can sit alongside established songs such as “Beautiful Crazy,” “Forever After All,” “Hurricane,” “Beer Never Broke My Heart” and “Fast Car.” For fans targeting one of the 12 new dates, the practical priority is simpler: confirm the correct local sale time, start with authorized ticket channels and compare resale offers only after official inventory is available.

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