Luke Combs’ 2026 Ohio Stadium Show in Columbus, Ohio: Everything You Need to Know
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LUKE COMBS 2026 ‘MY KINDA SATURDAY NIGHT’ TOUR - COLUMBUS, OHIO
When: Saturday, April 25th, 2026
Where: Ohio Stadium
Who are the Openers: Dierks Bentley, Ty Myers, Jake Worthington and Thelma & James
What is Luke Combs Expected to Perform:
Taken from Luke’s set at Notre Dame Stadium in Notre Dame, Indiana, on April 18th, 2026
- My Kinda Saturday Night
- Lovin' on You
- Hurricane
- She Got the Best of Me
- Tell ’Em About Tonight
- One Number Away
- Miss You Here
- Back in the Saddle
- Must've Never Met You
- The Kind of Love We Make
- Sleepless in a Hotel Room
- Rethink Some Things
- Forever After All
- Better Together
- I Ain't No Cowboy
- Wish Upon A Whiskey
- Remember Him That Way
- Be By You
- Beautiful Crazy
- Crazy Train / She Will Be Loved / Billie Jean / I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing / Something Like That(Band Intros)
- Alcohol of Fame
- Cold as You
- When It Rains It Pours
- 1, 2 Many
- Beer Never Broke My Heart
Encore
- Fast Car (Tracy Chapman cover)
When Do Doors Open: 5pm
When Does the First Opener Perform: 5:20pm
What Time Does Luke Take the Stage: Usually around 9pm
Where Can I Buy Tickets: Luke Combs 2026 Tickets
Luke Combs continues his 2026 My Kinda Saturday Night Tour in Ohio this weekend, Saturday April 25th, taking his bespoke stage to the 102,000-capacity Ohio Stadium in Columbus. The beloved home of the Ohio State Buckeyes will be Combs’ largest capacity venue across the whole ‘My Kinda Saturday Night Tour’.
Combs has been maintaining a pretty fixed setlist across this festival, so you’re damn sure you’ll get the classics like ‘One Number Away’, ‘Hurricane’ and ‘Beautiful Crazy’. He has also been testing out some of the deep cuts from his new album, The Way I Am, which haven’t yet become permanent features. Songs like ‘Wish You Here’ and ‘Soon As I Get Home’ seem to be interchangeable each night.
The party starts early this weekend, with the official tailgate party powered by Whiskey Jam kicking off at 2pm. Tailgaters can expect entertainment to start at 3pm from Dalton Davis and Benny G and come to a close at 5pm, just in time for the stadium doors to open.
Gates open at 5pm, with Thelma & James taking to the stage at 5.20pm, Jake Worthington at 5.50pm, Ty Myers at 6.35pm and Dierks Bentley at 7.30pm. Combs is set to head on at 9pm, bringing things to a close around 11pm. However, set times are always subject to change on the night, so it’s best to get there as early as possible.
Combs’ 2026 tour merch is pretty well established by now, and fans are picking up an array of t-shirts, hoodies, koozies and posters. The team have once again put together some bespoke merch for the night, with an exclusive Ohio Stadium t-shirt, crew neck and poster available for purchase.
Merch stalls will be set out for presale on Friday 24th April at Ohio Stadium Gate B on Tuttle Park and St John’s Arena Parking Lot on Woody Hayes Dr. from 12-8pm. On concert day, fans can pick up merch from St John’s Arena Parking Lot on Woody Hayes Dr., RPAC Gate C and Jesse Owens Plaza. These will be open from 12pm.
Ohio Stadium has a strict no-bag policy, including clear totes. Maximum size for clutch bags is 5”x8”x1”. Those with medical or dietary needs should enter via the Medical Bag lane at any Gate Entry.
Parking is $30 on the day and runs off a first come first served basis across a variety of lots and garages across the campus and High Street parking garages.
Fans should also be aware that the Capital City Half Marathon is also on Saturday April 25th, and so parking and traffic may be affected.
With his “three-mile” long stage, brand new audio system and a catalogue of hits, we are certain that Columbus, Ohio will be having the best kinda Saturday night this weekend.
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