Luke Combs just broke the single-show concert attendance record at Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee, drawing 92,045 fans on May 2 as part of his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour. The record previously belonged to Garth Brooks, who drew 84,846 fans at the same venue back in 2019. Remaining tour dates and tickets are available now at Country Music On Tour.
The Knoxville show featured openers Dierks Bentley, Ty Myers, Jake Worthington, and Thelma and James. It was not even the largest single show of the tour — Combs had already drawn 97,367 fans at Ohio Stadium in Columbus earlier in the run. The My Kinda Saturday Night Tour continues through the summer with stadium dates across the U.S., U.K., and Europe.
For context on just how exclusive this club is: Combs is only the fifth artist to ever headline a concert at Neyland Stadium. The list before him was the Jackson 5, Kenny Chesney, Garth Brooks, and Morgan Wallen. Wallen still holds the two-show record at the venue with a combined 156,161 fans across two nights in 2024, but Combs now owns the single-show mark outright.
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WhiskeyChick’s Take
Here is what makes this number even more impressive: Combs scaled way back on touring this year after the birth of his third son in February. Fewer dates means every show carries more weight, and apparently every show is also selling out a stadium. The Garth Brooks attendance record at Neyland had stood since 2019 — that is not a record that falls to just anyone. And the fact that this tour already produced a larger crowd in Columbus before Knoxville even happened tells you where Luke Combs sits in the current pecking order of live country music. The demand is real, the dates are limited, and if his tour is coming anywhere near you this summer, do not wait.
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