Luke Combs has reached the UK stops of his huge My Kinda Saturday Night Tour, arriving into Scotland for two nights at the home of Scottish Rugby, Murrayfield Stadium this Friday and Saturday night (24th and 25th July).

At least 55,000 fans are expected to descend upon Edinburgh each night, with those lucky enough to be attending set to be treated to sets from The Castellows, Ty Myers, The Teskey Brothers and Luke himself.

The weather is looking quite windy as it stands, with the gusty weather making the temperature feel cooler than it is. With highs of 19 degrees and rain looking likely for Saturday, we recommend taking a jacket or raincoat so the weather doesn't spoil your evening.

The My Kinda Saturday Night Tour merch has been flying out at each event, especially with exclusive show posters and jerseys available alongside EU and UK merch and a truck full of official tour t-shirts, hoodies, posters, koozies and caps.

Fans can access merch for the entire weekend at Comb's pop-up store at St James Crescent in Edinburgh. The opening hours of this pop-up run from 10.00-8.00pm Monday-Saturday and 10.00-6.00pm on Sundays. This store is open July 23rd to July 26th.

The exclusive posters and jerseys, though, will be available at the stadium shows only.

Parking and Getting to the Stadium

As of show day today (24th July), disruption caused by a fire on Princes Street has led transport officials to advise using the following directions for reaching the stadium.

Primarily, fans are advised to use Haymarket station, which is just a short walk or tram ride from the stadium.

If you travelling to the stadium from Waverley, you will be unable to take the tram. You will have to catch a bus or walk via Princes Street Gardens to the West End of town, then take the tram to the stadium.

ScotRail has added extra carriages to services on key routes out of Edinburgh over the two days, including Dundee, Perth, Glasgow, and Fife.

After the concerts, queuing systems will be in place at Haymarket station.

Fans should join the queue on Haymarket Terrace where they’ll be directed to the correct platform for their train home. Fans are advised to pre-book their train tickets before boarding, thus not having to pay a minimum £10 fare.

For fans who prefer to drive, an off-site Park & Ride facility is available at the North Car Park, Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston.

The facility is for cars only. Minibuses, vans and coaches are not permitted.

Parking passes cover the car parking space only, with bus tickets purchased separately through Lothian Buses at standard single ticket prices.

Fans booking parking will have two bus service options to help manage demand:

X12 service – Murrayfield Road drop-off

This service will drop off and collect passengers on Murrayfield Road near Scottish Gas Murrayfield, providing convenient access close to the stadium.

X22 service – Balgreen Road drop-off

This service will drop off and collect passengers on Murrayfield Road near Scottish Gas Murrayfield, providing convenient access close to the stadium.

Gates open at 5pm with Ty Myers opening the night at 5.55pm. 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.

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 ‘Beautifiul 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’.

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