Luke Combs

After his unprecedented 2023 World Tour and his sprawling Growin' Up and Gettin' Old Tour in 2024, country superstar Luke Combs seems to be taking a much deserved sabbatical through 2025.

For the bulk of 2025, Combs will be almost exclusively sticking to festival appearances, which will see him at a handful of shows throughout the spring and summer.

The 'Ain't No Love In Oklahoma' hitmaker will be headlining Tortuga Music Festival and Stagecoach in April, as well as New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Boots in the Park Albuquerque and Boston Calling in May.

Elsewhere, the CMA Entertainer of the Year winner will also be on hand at Tennessee's own Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival on June 12, Newport Folk Festival on July 26 and Lollapalooza on July 31, as well as at Aspen's Jazz Aspen Snowmass in August.

Combs will wrap up the year of festival appearances with his second annual Bootleggers Bonfire from October 23-25 in Miramar Beach, Florida.

At the inaugural event in 2024, which hosted over 5,000 fans, the inaugural Bootleggers Bonfire Weekend included multiple sets from Combs, as well as performances from the likes of Brent Cobb, Tracy Lawrence, Craig Morgan, The Wild Cards and Ashley McBryde.

For Luke Combs' average concert setlist, see below:

Must've Never Met You
She Got the Best of Me
Lovin' on You
Honky Tonk Highway
Brand New Man (Brooks & Dunn cover)
One Number Away
Houston, We Got a Problem
Remember Him That Way (Lyrics)
This One's for You
Going, Going, Gone
Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under? / Drops of Jupiter / What Was I Thinkin’
Where the Wild Things Are (Lyrics)
Dive (Ed Sheeran cover)
Love You Anyway (Lyrics)
Forever After All
Beautiful Crazy
Fast Car (Tracy Chapman cover) (Lyrics)
Hurricane
Cold as You
When It Rains It Pours
1, 2 Many
Beer Never Broke My Heart

Encore:
Better Together
Ain't No Love in Oklahoma (Lyrics)
The Kind of Love We Make

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