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Country superstar Luke Combs is at Wembley Stadium for three huge dates this weekend. London is one of just two UK cities on the singer’s My Kinda Saturday Night Tour – the other being Edinburgh last week.
Combs is best-loved for hits like ‘When It Rains It Pours’ and ‘Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma’, as well as his cover of Tracy Chapman’s ‘Fast Car’. Thomas Rhett, Ty Myers, and The Castellows will support Combs at London’s biggest stadium.
The My Kinda Saturday Night Tour is the latest of several huge residencies at Wembley this summer. Harry Styles, My Chemical Romance and Bruno Mars have already entertained hundreds of thousands in northwest London over the past couple months.
Heading to Wembley to see Luke Combs? Here’s Time Out’s ultimate guide to the shows, including timings, support acts, the seating plan and last-minute ticket availability.
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⏱️ Luke Combs start time
🔈 Support acts
🏟️ Seating map
🎟️ Last-minute tickets
🎤 Setlist
🎒 Bag policy and banned items
⛅️ Weather forecast
When is Luke Combs playing London’s Wembley Stadium?
The country singer’s three London dates are as follows:
- Friday July 31 2026
- Saturday August 1 2026
- Sunday August 2 2026
What time do doors open?
Gate timings change slightly depending on the day. Here’s the lowdown:
- Friday July 31 2026 – 5pm
- Saturday August 1 2026 – 5pm
- Sunday August 2 2026 – 4pm
What time will Luke Combs come on stage?
On the Friday and Saturday shows, expect Luke to take to the stage at 8.30pm.
Due to an earlier curfew, Luke’s main set is expected to start on Sunday at 8pm.
What time does the Luke Combs concert finish?
On Friday and Saturday, the gig is set to wrap up by 10.30pm.
Sunday’s earlier curfew means you can expect Combs to finish by 10pm.
What’s the seating plan?
Here’s the seating plan for Wembley’s three Luke Combs shows, according to Ticketmaster.
Who are the support acts for Luke Combs in London?
There are three supporting acts for Combs at Wembley:
- Thomas Rhett
- Ty Myers
- The Castellows
On Friday and Saturday the music starts at 6.15pm, and on Sunday the start is 5.45pm.
Last-minute Luke Combs tickets for Wembley
At time of writing, there are tickets available on Ticketmaster – from £80 for general sale, and a bit more for resale.
Resale platforms Stubhub and Viagogo also have ticket options.
Luke Combs setlist
For an idea of what Combs could play on the My Kinda Saturday Night Tour in London, this was his setlist at one of last week’s Edinburgh shows (according to Setlist.fm).
- My Kinda Saturday Night
- Lovin’ on You
- Hurricane
- She Got the Best of Me
- Tell ’Em About Tonight
- One Number Away
- Miss You Here
- Sleepless in a Hotel Room
- Rethink Some Things
- Does to Me
- Forever After All
- 5 Leaf Clover
- This One’s for You
- Back in the Saddle
- Must’ve Never Met You
- The Kind of Love We Make
- Be By You
- Going, Going, Gone
- Love You Anyway
- Beautiful Crazy
- Crazy Train / She Will Be Loved / Billie Jean / I Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing / Something Like That
- Cold as You
- When It Rains It Pours
- 1, 2 Many
- Beer Never Broke My Heart
- Fast Car (Tracy Chapman cover)
- Where the Wild Things Are
- Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma
Weather forecast
Here’s the Met Office weather forecast for Wembley for each date:
- Friday July 31 2026 – highs of 24C, falling to 20C. No rain forecast, and little wind
- Saturday August 1 2026 – high of 25C early in the evening, dropping to 20C by 11pm. Again, no rain or wind
- Sunday August 2 2026 – highs of 27C, lows of 20C. A slight (up to 20 percent) chance of rain throughout the evening (particularly around 8pm).
Wembley Stadium bag policy
Wembley’s strict bag policy only permits gig-goers to bring in one bag each, and it must be A4-sized or smaller.
If you buy merchandise at any of the stalls outside of the venue it’ll come in a sealed bag – you have to ensure it remains sealed until you’re inside of the stadium.
Banned items
Here’s a list of everything that isn’t permitted inside Wembley for concerts.
- Unlicensed musical instruments: trumpets, drums, and other devices capable of causing a disturbance or nuisance, including vuvuzelas & megaphones.
- Flag poles greater than 1m in length
- Laser devices
- Bottles and glass vessels
- Aluminium containers
- Cans
- Flasks
- Poles
- Frisbees
- Dangerous or hazardous items
- Scooters
- Skateboards or other skates
- Signs or items with corporate or inappropriate branding
- Unauthorised fliers & drones
- Spray paint
- Large industrial style ‘permanent’ marker pens
- Prams & pushchairs (will be assessed for each event)
- Transmitting devices
- Large bodied cameras, Professional cameras & recording devices (this applies to cameras that have interchangeable lenses)
- Selfie sticks
- Laptops and tablets
- Illegal merchandise items
- Hard plastic, metal or glass bottles
- Illegal charity collection utensils
- Motor bike helmets
- Large umbrellas
- Darts
- Hampers
- Cold boxes
- Alcohol
- Food and drink
- Animals (except service dogs and guide dogs)
- Bags outside of the A4 policy (medical exemptions apply)
- No posters bigger than A3
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