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Luke Combs

Luke Combs is a country music singer/songwriter who started performing as a child. He grew up in North Carolina but moved to Nashville, Tennessee, after dropping out of college to pursue a music career. He released his debut, The Way She Rides, in 2014 and followed with his first album in 2017, which hit number four on the Billboard charts. So far, his music has netted three Grammy nominations, four Country Music Awards, two iHeart Radio awards, and the Entertainer of the Year award from the Country Music Association.

Luke Combs Tour 2024

Tour Name: Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old Tour

Tour Dates: June 7-October 20

Luke Combs is setting off on a North American tour, hitting 13 different cities to perform 25 shows. He’ll dip into Canada for one date and take on other cities like LA, Washington, D.C. and wrap things up in Kissimme, Florida.

Since Combs is hot on the country charts today, his legions of fans snap tickets up fast. You will want to check the tour dates, choose a city near you, and get your tickets fast before they sell out. There are ticket waitlists for some shows already. Get online and check TicketX soon so you can secure your seats and enjoy the lowest, unchanging commission fees on the market.

How Much Are Luke Combs Tickets?

The self-reported average price of Luke Combs tickets (as of June 3):

On TicketX, the cheapest Luke Combs ticket is from $49.39 at NRG Stadium at NRG Park - Complex on Aug 09

The price of Luke Combs tickets varies depending on location and popularity. For example, we compared the prices of Luke Combs tickets for Cincinnati and Houston.

Luke Combs Cincinnati Tickets

Venue: Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio

Date: August 2, 2024

Luke Combs Houston Tickets

Venue: NRG Stadium at NRG Park - Complex, Houston, TX

Date: August 9, 2024

Luke Combs Tour Details

Luke Combs Tour Opener

For the 2024 tour, Luke Combs is performing Friday and Saturday concerts in many locations. On Fridays, he will be joined by Cody Jinks, Charles Wesley Godwin, Hailey Whitters, and The Wilder Blue. On Saturdays, Jordan Davis, Drew Parker, and Colby Acuff will be the opening acts.

Luke Combs Setlist

Luke Combs's Tour setlist may change depending on the concert venue and dates. The following list is based on his average setlist for 2024 since his tour has yet to begin. This list was reported based on 15 setlists from the year so far from setlist.fm

• The Kind of Love We Make

• Does to Me

• Be Careful What you Wish For

• One Number Away

• Must’ve Never Met You

• Houston, We Got a Problem

• Where the Wild Things Are

• Doin’ This

• Cold As You

• The Man He Sees in Me

• Forever After All

• Going, Going Gone

• Lovin’ on You

• This One’s For You

• She Got the Best of Me

• Even Though I’m Leaving

• Whose Bed Have You Boots Been Under?

• Brand New Man

• Beautiful Crazy

• Fast Car

• Hurricane

• 1, 2 Many

• When it Rains it Pours

Encore:

• Better Together

• Beer Never Broke My Heart

Luke Combs Merch

Based on The Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old Tour online store, fans can expect the following items and price ranges at the tour merch shop:

Luke Combs Upcoming Events

As of June 3, Luke Combs has made no announcements for upcoming concerts other than his tour, which kicks off June 7. Dates are often added, and appearances go hand in hand with touring. Make sure to check out TicketX for any updates on upcoming concerts or other events for Luke Combs.

Luke Combs Tour 2023 Review

Tour Name: The Luke Combs World Tour

Tour Dates: March 25-October 20

The Luke Combs World Tour was Combs's fourth tour. This tour was to support his album, Gettin’ Old, which debuted in 2023. While it was tour number four, it was the country singer's first stadium tour and first world tour. He started in Texas and ended the tour in England. Due to huge ticket demand, some second shows were added in certain popular cities.

While most fans raved about Comb’s tour, some critics found that it was too slick due to his down-home appeal. In a review posted on The Guardian, some fans described the show as effortless and the band tight, but they missed the roughness that Luke Combs’ music usually brings. According to an article on Taste of Country, other tried and true fans said he made it look easy to entertain thousands of people at once. There’s a reason Luke Combs was named Entertainer of the Year!

Combs is about to embark on a new tour in 2024. Check TicketX for updates, seat availability, good prices, and more.

About Luke Combs

Luke Combs was born in North Carolina in 1990. He started out playing in small clubs around the state and shared some performance videos on social media as well. By 2014, he realized music was his dream career, so he dropped out of college and moved to Nashville. He was able to sign with Columbia within two years and dropped his debut album in 2017. While his first album got to number 4 on the charts, his second release hit number 1. As his star has risen, he’s collaborated with other country superstars like Brooks & Dunn and mainstream singers like Ed Sheeran.

Luke Combs 2024 Net Worth

According to ImpactWealth.org, Luke Combs is worth approximately $20 million as of 2024.

Net worth is hard to estimate as music sales, products, endorsements, concert ticket sales, and other ventures are fluid. Not all of the funds come in at the same time, and many financial aspects are completely private.

Luke Comb’s previous net worth was only $5 million, but he just released a new album and is embarking on another country-wide tour. Due to the popularity of tickets, some cities have even added second dates to the lineup to accommodate fans. According to an article on Medium, Combs makes a $250,000 per concert and since his upcoming tour has 25 concerts, he should make $6.5 million from touring alone. Since he is hugely popular right now, he has several lucrative brand/endorsement deals as well, and his songs are racking up the streams. With merchandise sales and appearances, he stands to make at least $12 million this year.