Luke Combs continues his 2026 My Kinda Saturday Night Tour in Tennessee this weekend, Saturday, 2nd May, performing at the monumental Neyland Stadium in Knoxville. With its 101,000+ capacity and bill of legendary past performers, Combs’ first Neyland show will not be one to miss. Famously not a Vols fan himself, Combs will be turning that Tennessee Orange stadium into an undeniable shade of honky tonk for this landmark stop on his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour.

Combs has settled into this tour now, with five major shows under his belt, and has therefore curated a pretty fixed setlist now. The past two shows have had no movement or alternative plays which suggests he’s happy with the running order and the response from his fans. It will be interesting to see what he does to mark the significance of the Neyland show and whether that will be with an addition of a song he’s not yet played on this tour.

Whiskey Jam is once again providing the official kick-off party with a tailgate starting at 3pm in Lot 9 directly in front of Gate 21. Here, you’ll get some bonus music from up-and-comers Chandler Walters and Hudson Macready before the gates open at 5pm for the main event. Foodcitycenter Instagram says that the event will be free for ticket holders - assuming that’s ticket-holders for Luke Combs - but is unclear as to whether you can attend without an evening ticket.

Combs’ merch will be available before gates open via the Whiskey Jam tailgate party where you can pick up a variety of his neon-infused My Kinda Saturday Night Tour merchandise such as t-shirts, hoodies, koozies and posters.

Neyland Stadium operates a clear bag policy, stating that they must not be bigger than 12" x 6" x 12" and clutch purses must be smaller than 4.5" x 6.5". Backpacks, fanny packs and camera bags are not permitted. Medically necessary items and diaper bags must be clear and will be permitted after inspection. Please visit the University of Tennessee Athletics website for more information.

Gates open at 5pm with Thelma & James taking to the stage at 5.20pm, Jake Worthington at 5.50pm, Ty Myers at 6.35pm and Dierks Bentley at 7.30pm. 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.

There has been an updated traffic plan that will come into play for Combs’ concert this weekend, with an aim to ease congestion as fans depart the stadium. Please see Vol_Sports instagram for more information.

This is the latest update at the time of writing: “Three westbound lanes will guide vehicles toward Alcoa Highway, I-40, and Kingston Pike. The far-left lane will function as a Kingston Pike Express Lane for faster access and reduced bottlenecks.”

With such a high volume of traffic, it is advised that attendees purchase parking beforehand. Websites like parkwhiz have up to date availability.

With his undeniable honky tonk stadium party, an unrivalled energy and a state of the art set, Saturday night is set to be a kick-ass show.

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