Luke Combs will play a second date at Co Meath's Slane Castle in summer 2026 due to "overwhelming demand".
The country music star had already been confirmed to play the iconic Irish venue on 18 July as part of his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour of Europe and North America.
A second date has now been added on 19 July, 2026.
Due to overwhelming demand, @lukecombs has extended his massive 'My Kinda Saturday Night Tour' with a second night at Slane Castle on 19 July 2026 🤩@thescript, @TyWMyers and @thecastellows will join as special guests once again 🙌
— Ticketmaster Ireland (@TicketmasterIre) October 15, 2025
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Tickets, priced from €121.25 plus a service charge, will go on general sale via Ticketmaster from 10am on Friday, 17 October.
Special guests for both Slane Castle gigs are Dublin band The Script, fellow American country musician Ty Myers, and country music trio The Castellows.
Combs has also added second dates to his shows at Green Bay's Lambeau Field, Toronto’s Rogers Stadium and London’s Wembley Stadium.
Speaking of the tour, Combs said: "This year has been awesome. We've gotten to play some of the most iconic festivals in the world and promote country music in ways that it normally isn’t.
"That said, while the festivals are awesome, there’s nothing like a headline show on a full tour with all of my fans. It’s hard to beat! I can’t wait for March 2026 for the My Kinda Saturday Night Tour.
"We’re going to 8 different countries, bringing along a ton of great support, and by then will have a lot of new music to play."
The 35-year-old musician from North Carolina is best known for his hits Beautiful Crazy, Forever After All and She Got the Best of Me, as well as his cover of Tracy Chapman's Fast Car.
He's headlining Slane next year but who is Luke Combs?
He will be the first country music star to headline the iconic venue, which has previously played host to U2, Madonna, Eminem, David Bowie, Metallica, Harry Styles and Bruce Springsteen since shows began there in 1981.
