Kaleb Cooper downs beer with Niall Horan at Luke Combs Wembley concert

Kaleb Cooper, a regular on Amazon’s *Clarkson’s Farm*, drank beer on stage with Niall Horan during Luke Combs’ concert at Wembley Stadium on Saturday. The pair were invited by the American country singer and his wife, Nicole Combs, during the song *2 Many*.

The moment took place in front of a full crowd at the north London venue. Cooper, who has no professional music background, stood alongside Horan, a former One Direction member and long-time country music fan. Neither appeared to face the negative reaction that met former Chelsea footballer John Terry the previous night.

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Terry’s mixed reception

John Terry was booed by sections of the Wembley crowd on Friday when he was called on stage to drink beer with Combs. The former England defender, who has no public association with country music, was met with audible disapproval as he stood under the stadium lights. The Standard reported the crowd’s reaction at the time.

Terry’s appearance was not part of a scheduled performance. Combs invited him on stage during the concert, a move that drew a divided response from the audience. No official explanation was given for the booing, and neither Terry nor Combs’ team has commented on the incident.

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Cooper’s unexpected stage moment

Cooper, who lives in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, is best known for his role in *Clarkson’s Farm*, the Amazon Prime series documenting Jeremy Clarkson’s farming ventures. His appearance at Wembley was not announced in advance. The Standard confirmed that Cooper and Horan were brought on stage together during *2 Many*, a track from Combs’ 2023 album *Gettin’ Old*.

Horan, who has spoken publicly about his love of country music, has spent time in Nashville and cited the genre as an influence on his solo work. His collaboration with Combs was not part of a formal tour announcement. Neither Horan’s nor Cooper’s teams have released statements about the performance.

What happens next

Combs’ UK tour continues with dates in Manchester and Dublin later this month. No further guest appearances have been confirmed. Cooper is scheduled to appear in the third series of *Clarkson’s Farm*, which is expected to air on Amazon Prime Video in 2025. Horan’s next public performance is set for the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas on 27 September.