Thomas Rhett has expressed his gratitude to Luke Combs after the ‘Look What God Gave Her’ hitmaker joined Combs for his blockbuster trio of shows at Wembley Stadium.

Combs headlined the iconic London venue for three back-to-back shows, with Rhett opening up each night and then coming out to perform ‘1, 2 Many’ with Combs on the final date.

Combs has shared a heartfelt post looking back at his 2026 My Kinda Saturday Night Tour as a whole and thanking his UK fans for flocking to Wembley Stadium this past weekend.

The ‘Beer Never Broke My Heart’ chart-topper has taken to social media to gush, “Can’t believe the 2026 My Kinda Saturday Night Tour has come to an end. Huge thanks to everyone who made these shows possible, and most of all y’all - the fans. No better way to wrap it up than with this crew in London. Thank y’all for letting this ole boy do what he loves - play country music. See y’all next year!”

Rhett has heartwarmingly responded by thanking Combs for taking him across The Pond as part of this tour, sharing via the comments, “Thanks for having me brother. Had me a time”.

Following Rhett's electrifying trio of sets - which featured a surprise cameo from Niall Horan on Night Two - his fans on this side of The Atlantic are already looking forward to seeing him return in 2027 as part of his Soundtrack to My Life UK leg in April.

Rhett is widely expected to have a new album out by the time he comes back to the UK for that keenly awaited run, with the Georgia native continuing to tease unreleased music.

Meanwhile, UK listeners will be wondering whether Combs’ sign-off - “See y'all next year!” - is confirmation that the country titan will be making his way back across The Pond in 2027. After headlining Wembley Stadium, you have to think that the most likely venue for him to play is BST Hyde Park, which always has a dedicated ‘Country Day’. If Combs can sell out Wembley three times over, there's no question that the ‘Beautiful Crazy’ could do the same at BST Hyde Park. Watch this space.