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Luke Combs is in Edinburgh for two huge shows at Murrayfield this week. The singer, who is best known for his hits ‘When It Rains It Pours’ and ‘Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma’ and cover of Tracy Chapman’s ‘Fast Car’, is one of country music’s mightiest contemporary stars.
Combs is only playing two UK cities on the My Kinda Saturday Night Tour – one is Edinburgh, the other is London. When the tour was announced last autumn it initially only included one date in Auld Reekie, though a second was quickly added following phenomenal levels of demand.
Murrayfield – or Scottish Gas Murrayfield, as it’s currently known for sponsorship reasons – has already hosted a huge gig this summer. Luke Combs follows Zach Bryan, a fellow country star who headlined the stadium in June.
Heading to see Luke Combs at Murrayfield this week? Here’s everything you need to know about the shows, from the timings and support acts to the seating plan and last-minute ticket availability.
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⛅️ Weather forecast
When is Luke Combs playing Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium?
Combs is in Scotland for two nights. The dates are as follows:
- Friday July 24 2026
- Saturday July 25 2026
What time do doors open?
Gates at Murrayfield will open at 5pm on both dates.
What time will Luke Combs come on stage?
Based on previous tour stops, expect Combs to start his main set at about 8.30pm. As always, get down to Murrayfield early to avoid disappointment (and to see the support acts – more on that below).
What time does the Luke Combs concert finish?
Combs’ My Kinda Saturday Night Tour set lasts around two hours. Expect him to finish in Edinburgh by about 10.30pm.
What’s the seating plan?
You can find the stadium map for Luke Combs at Murrayfield below, according to Ticketmaster.
Who are the support acts for Luke Combs in Edinburgh?
There are three support acts for the My Kinda Saturday Night Tour at Murrayfield:
- The Teskey Brothers
- Ty Myers
- The Castellows
Support acts are expected to be on stage from 6.15pm.
Last-minute Luke Combs tickets for Murrayfield
At the time of writing, general sale for both dates is sold out. However, there are plenty of resale options available on Ticketmaster here, with tickets starting from around £71.
There are also options on resale platforms like Stubhub and Viagogo.
Luke Combs setlist
For an idea of what Luke Combs could play in Edinburgh, this was his setlist at a recent show in Ireland (according to Setlist.fm).
- My Kinda Saturday Night
- Lovin’ on You
- Hurricane
- She Got the Best of Me
- Tell ’Em About Tonight
- One Number Away
- Hannah Ford Road
- 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
- Does to Me
- Doin’ This
- Be By You
- Beer Can
- Beautiful Crazy
- Crazy Train / She Will Be Loved / Billie Jean / I Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing / Something Like That
- Cold as You
- When It Rains It Pours
- 1, 2 Many
- Beer Never Broke My Heart
- Fast Car (Tracy Chapman cover)
- Where the Wild Things Are
- Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma
Weather forecast
Haven’t decided which Luke Combs day to get tickets for? The weather might help you decide. Here’s the lowdown:
- Friday July 24 – highs of 19C and lows of 16C. It’ll be a bit windy, with increased chance of rain after 9pm.
- Saturday July 25 – highs of 18C, lows of 15C. Less windy than Friday, but likely with light rain throughout the evening.
Murrayfield Stadium bag policy
Murrayfield recommends that visitors do not bring bags. Any bags brought in must be smaller than A4 size (21cm x 30cm).
There are no bag storage facilities at the stadium.
Banned items
You’re not allowed to bring the following items into Murrayfield.
- Alcohol
- Bottles
- Cans
- Cameras with a detachable lens
- Chairs
- Flags with poles
- Flares, including distress flares and smoke flares
- Food
- Glass
- Knives
- Liquids over 100ml
- Illegal substances such as drugs
- Laser pens
- Megaphones
- Professional audiovisual recording equipment
- Pushchairs and prams
- Selfie Sticks
- Smoke bombs or canisters
- Large Umbrellas (small telescopic umbrellas are allowed)
- Weapons
- Studded or spurred items
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