Luke Combs brings country tour to Wembley for three-night stand
Brent venue hosts US star’s only London dates as part of summer stadium run
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Wembley Stadium in Brent will host three consecutive nights of country music next summer, as US singer Luke Combs brings his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour to London. The shows on 31 July, 1 August and 2 August 2026 are the only London dates on the tour, which played Edinburgh last week, Time Out reported.
Combs, known for hits including “When It Rains It Pours” and a cover of Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car”, will be supported by Thomas Rhett, Ty Myers and The Castellows. The concerts follow a summer of major residencies at the Brent venue, including performances by Harry Styles, My Chemical Romance and Bruno Mars.
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Ticket details and timings
General sale tickets for the Wembley shows start at £80, according to Ticketmaster. Resale platforms StubHub and Viagogo also list tickets, though prices may exceed face value. Time Out stated that availability remained at the time of its report.
Doors will open at 5pm on 31 July and 1 August, with support acts starting at 6.15pm. Combs is scheduled to begin his main set at 8.30pm on both nights, with the concerts due to finish by 10.30pm. On 2 August, doors open at 4pm, support acts start at 5.45pm, and Combs is expected on stage at 8pm, finishing by 10pm due to an earlier curfew.
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Weather and venue rules
The Met Office forecasts highs of 24°C on 31 July, 25°C on 1 August and 27°C on 2 August. Rain is not expected on the first two nights, but there is a slight chance on 2 August, particularly around 8pm.
Wembley Stadium enforces a strict bag policy, allowing only one A4-sized bag per attendee. Larger bags, glass bottles, alcohol and professional cameras are among the prohibited items, as listed by Time Out. Merchandise bought outside the venue must remain sealed until entry.
Brent’s summer of stadium shows
Combs’ residency adds to a busy summer at Wembley, which has already hosted Harry Styles, My Chemical Romance and Bruno Mars. The Brent venue, owned by the Football Association and operated by Wembley National Stadium Limited, has become a key site for large-scale music events in London.
Brent Council has not commented on the economic impact of the concerts, but previous stadium events have drawn tens of thousands of visitors to the borough. The council’s transport team typically coordinates with event organisers to manage crowd flow and public transport demand.
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