Luke Combs Extends ‘My Kinda Saturday Night Tour’ Into 2027 with 12 Massive North American Stadium Shows

Luke Combs is taking his blockbuster My Kinda Saturday Night Tour back on the road in 2027, announcing a new run of 12 North American stadium concerts featuring a stacked lineup of special guests.

The country superstar revealed the new dates on Thursday, Aug. 13, confirming that the tour will visit major venues across the United States and Canada between April and June 2027.

Combs will be joined throughout the run by Treaty Oak Revival, Avery Anna, Shenandoah and Wyatt McCubbin, giving fans a full night of country music before the “Forever After All” singer takes the stage.

“1 continent. 2 countries. 12 concerts. This is the 2027 My Kinda Saturday Night Tour,” Combs wrote on Instagram while announcing the extension.

The new dates come shortly after the Grammy-nominated singer wrapped the latest international leg of the tour with three performances in London earlier this month.

Rather than slowing down, Combs is already preparing for another major stadium run.

The 2027 leg will officially begin on April 3 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, home of the Dallas Cowboys.

From there, Combs will travel through some of the largest stadium markets in North America, with scheduled stops in Minneapolis, Detroit, Philadelphia, Foxborough, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Edmonton, Vancouver, Boise and Denver.

The run will conclude on June 26 at Petco Park in San Diego, California.

The scale of the venues underscores just how large Combs’ touring operation has become.

His 2026 tour reportedly sold 1,371,329 tickets, according to a press release, demonstrating the enormous demand surrounding his live performances.

That success suggests the newly announced 2027 stadium dates could draw similarly massive crowds.

Fans hoping to secure tickets will have an early opportunity through Combs’ official fan club, The Bootleggers.

A fan-club presale is scheduled for Aug. 21 at 10 a.m. local time, followed by the general ticket sale at 10 a.m. local time on Aug. 21.

The announcement was also met with enthusiastic reactions from the artists joining Combs on the road.

Treaty Oak Revival celebrated the news on Instagram, confirming that rumors about their involvement were true.

“The rumors are true!!” the band wrote. “We’re stoked to announce that we will be joining @lukecombs out on the road in 2027!”

Rising country singer Avery Anna was equally excited about the opportunity.

“I am SO excited to announce that I will be a part of the 2027 My Kinda Saturday Night Tour with @lukecombs !!” she wrote on social media.

For veteran country group Shenandoah, the stadium tour offers another chance to introduce their decades-spanning catalog to a huge live audience.

The band, known for songs including “Sunday in the South,” wrote that they “couldn’t be more fired up to be part of this run.”

Perhaps the most emotional reaction came from Wyatt McCubbin, who reflected on what performing in stadiums means for his career.

“Never thought in a million years I’d get to play my country songs in a stadium,” McCubbin wrote. “Thank you @lukecombs for makin’ that dream a reality!”

The lineup gives the tour an interesting mix of contemporary country, emerging talent and established artists.

For Combs, it also continues his long-standing approach of using his massive touring platform to spotlight a wide range of country musicians.

The 2027 announcement arrives during another successful period in his recording career.

Combs released his latest album, The Way I Am, in March 2026, and the project debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

The album produced several singles, including “Back in the Saddle,” “Days Like These,” “Sleepless in a Hotel Room,” “Be By You” and “Rethink Some Things.”

The record’s commercial performance reinforced Combs’ position as one of the biggest acts in contemporary country music.

His rise has been driven by a combination of radio hits, streaming success and a reputation as a powerful live performer.

Songs including “Beautiful Crazy,” “When It Rains It Pours,” “Beer Never Broke My Heart” and “Forever After All” helped transform Combs from a promising Nashville newcomer into a stadium-level headliner.

The My Kinda Saturday Night Tour has become one of the clearest demonstrations of that evolution.

Performing stadium shows requires significantly more production, personnel and logistics than traditional arena touring, but Combs has increasingly embraced the format as his audience has grown.

The upcoming schedule will take him to several iconic NFL venues.

After opening at AT&T Stadium, Combs will perform at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis on April 10, followed by Ford Field in Detroit on April 17.

On April 24, the tour heads to Philadelphia for a show at Lincoln Financial Field.

The May portion begins at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, on May 1, followed by Pittsburgh’s Acrisure Stadium on May 8.

Combs will then perform at one of the most recognizable football venues in the country, Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, on May 15.

The tour will cross into Canada later that month.

On May 29, Combs is scheduled to perform at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta.

A week later, on June 5, the show moves west to BC Place in Vancouver, British Columbia.

The final stretch returns to the United States.

Combs will play Albertsons Stadium in Boise, Idaho, on June 12, followed by Empower Field at Mile High in Denver on June 19.

The stadium run will then conclude in Southern California with the June 26 performance at Petco Park in San Diego.

All 12 dates are scheduled to feature the same group of special guests: Treaty Oak Revival, Avery Anna, Shenandoah and Wyatt McCubbin.

For Combs, the announcement represents another extension of a tour that has already taken him across major international markets.

His recent London performances showed that his audience extends well beyond the United States, while the 2027 dates reinforce the extraordinary scale of his North American fan base.

With more than 1.3 million tickets sold during his 2026 touring schedule, the next chapter of My Kinda Saturday Night appears positioned to become another major live-music event.

Luke Combs’ 2027 My Kinda Saturday Night Tour Dates

All dates will feature special guests Treaty Oak Revival, Avery Anna, Shenandoah and Wyatt McCubbin.

After packing stadiums around the world and closing his latest international run in London, Luke Combs is clearly not ready to bring My Kinda Saturday Night to an end.

Instead, the party is getting another year — and another 12 stadiums.