Luke Combs takes his 'My Kinda Saturday Night Tour' to England for 3 mega nights in London's Wembley Stadium. The 'Hurricane' singer hasn't been in the UK for three years and country fans are desperate for his hell-raising honky tonk show. Near 90,000 concert-goers will fill the stadium each night and with tour-friends, Thomas Rhett, Ty Myers and The Castellows, Combs will no doubt deliver on these long-awaited shows.

The ‘My Kinda Saturday Night Tour’ setlist is a corker, packed with an array of fan-favourites. Attendees can expect to sing along to hits like ‘Beautiful Crazy’, ‘She Got The Best Of Me’ and ‘Hurricane’ along with new standouts like ‘Rethink Some Things’, ‘Sleepless In A Hotel Room’, and of course, the tour’s namesake, ‘My Kinda Saturday Night’.

The My Kinda Saturday Night Tour merch has been flying out at each event, especially with exclusive EU and UK merch. Along with his truck full of tour t-shirts, hoodies, posters, koozies and caps, the entire collection is a must see for anyone looking to remember their kind of Saturday night.

Fans can access merch before the show at Comb's pop-up store. The pop-up will run from July 29th to August 3rd and will open 10:00 - 20:00 Mon-Sat and 11:00-17:00 on Sunday. This will be located at 56-57 Eastcastle Street, London, W1W 8EQ.

East Village is a great place to start the night with plenty of food, drinks and pre-show entertainment. This is open 3-8pm on Friday and Saturday and 2.30-7.30pm on Sunday. Hospitality and General Admission will open at 5pm on Friday and Saturday and at 4pm on Sunday. The show will kick off with The Castellows at 6.15pm or 5.45pm on Sunday and Luke will generally take to the stage around 9pm (8.30pm on Sunday), 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.

Traffic is expected to be incredibly congested and fans are advised against driving to the venue. However, parking is available and fans are urged to plan ahead using Wembley Official Parking or Pink Parking. Expect roads around the stadium to start closing by 3pm. There are other parking facilities around 20 minutes walk from the stadium which can be found using providers such as Just Park.

The Big Green Bus is offering a return day ticket from cities all over the UK, with pre-booking essential. More information found on their website here.

In London, the Tube is likely the best option for a hassle free journey to Wembley stadium. The Metropolitan Line will run an extended service for the Luke Combs events. Wembley Park station is the closest stop, leading straight onto Olympic Way, but fans are advised to expect heavy foot traffic. TfL’s Journey Planner will be helpful for up to date travel on the day.

Concert-goers are advised to ensure they leave plenty of time to get the event, with around 90,000 people attending each night, vehicle and foot traffic is expected to be very congested.

Wembley Stadium allows one small bag per person that must not exceed A4 in size. This is 297mm x 210mm x 210mm.

Lots of other helpful information can be found on the Wembley Park website, including where to eat and drink, how to access the stadium via car, bus, walking, accessibility help and other safety information.

Luke Combs’ ‘My Kinda Saturday Night’ is certainly set to be an unforgettable night, possibly even leaving you sleepless in your hotel room.