Luke Combs To Headline Stadiums Across New Zealand & Australia In January & February 2025

19
September 

Global superstar Luke
Combs is heading back to New
Zealand and Australia in
January and February 2025
and is set to break records as the first country artist to
headline a full stadium tour down under.

Playing eight
huge shows across Auckland,
Brisbane, Sydney and
Melbourne, the multi-platinum,
award-winning singer-songwriter will be joined by Stateside
icons Jordan Davis and Mitchell
Tenpenny, along with upcoming country star
Lane Pittman, who supported Combs on his
2023 Australasian tour. The explosive stadium show will be
one of epic proportions, the likes of which has yet to be
seen down here before.

Bootleggers presale
tickets will be available from Monday 23 September, while
Frontier Members can access presale tickets on Tuesday 24
September, scroll down for timings. For more information,
head to frontiertouring.com/lukecombs

Luke
Combs’ upcoming tour is the latest milestone in an already
monumental career, which last week saw him scoop up
nominations for Male Vocalist of the Year,
Album of the Year (Fathers &
Sons) and the coveted Entertainer of the
Year (which he won in 2021 and 2022), at this
year’s CMA Awards.

Local audiences
have well and truly embraced Combs, proven with over 125
million streams in New Zealand alone and hit single Fast
Car spending 10 weeks at #1 on the kiwi radio airplay
charts. Combs continues to cement his unparalleled
trajectory, progressing from arenas into stadiums in just
over a year.

Released in June, Combs’ Fathers
& Sons album is a collection of twelve poignant
tracks featuring his most personal songwriting to date.
Recorded entirely live, the album sees Combs reflect on his
own experiences being a dad to his two sons and the unique
bond between parents and their children, and features lead
single ‘The
Man He Sees In Me’.

Critical acclaim for
Fathers & Sons —

The
record adds yet another landmark for Combs, whose hit radio
single ‘Ain’t
No Love in Oklahoma’ featured on the soundtrack for
the new Twisters movie and is the subject of a new
exhibit at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.
Entitled Luke Combs: The Man I Am, the exhibit
features a variety of photographs, childhood memorabilia,
instruments, set lists and more from throughout Combs’
life and career.

Earlier this year, Combs performed an
unforgettable duet of ‘Fast
Car’ with Tracy Chapman during the 66th Annual GRAMMY
Awards, which Rolling Stone called “one of the
all-time best collaborative performances in Grammy
history.” The performance added to a massive year for
‘Fast Car’, as Combs’ version of the song won
Single of the Year at the 2024 ACM
Awards and 2023 CMA Awards (with
Chapman winning Song of the Year). It also spent five
consecutive weeks atop Billboard’s Country Airplay
chart and reached No.1 on the Hot AC Chart, the first song
by a male solo artist to ever top both. The 2x Platinum
single, which has garnered over 1.1 billion global streams
to date, also spent eighteen weeks in the Top 5 of
Billboard’s all-genre Hot 100 chart, eight of which
were spent at No.2.

Returning down under after making
their Australian debuts at CMC Rocks QLD in 2023, both
Jordan Davis and Mitchell
Tenpenny will bring the heat to stadiums in
2025.

Award-winning, multi-platinum singer/songwriter
Jordan Davis is known for his
Platinum-selling albums Homestate and Bluebird
Days as well as his CMA and ACM winning Song of the Year
hits and numerous No.1s, including ‘Next
Thing You Know’, ‘Buy
Dirt’, ‘What
My World Spins Around’, ‘Tucson
Too Late’, ‘Singles
You Up’, ‘Take
It From Me’ and ‘Slow
Dance In A Parking Lot’. Having secured wins for Best
New Country Artist at the iHeartRadio Music Awards (2019)
and Billboard’s Top New Country Artist of 2018, he has gone
on to be nominated for ACM New Male and Male of the Year and
is the current reigning ACM Song of the Year winner for
‘Next
Thing You Know’. Currently at work on his new album,
Davis recently released ‘I
Ain’t Sayin’, the first single off his upcoming
project.

A multi-faceted entertainer, Mitchell
Tenpenny is a singer, songwriter, producer and
performer. Since the release of his debut 3x Platinum No.1
single ‘Drunk
Me’, Tenpenny has surpassed 2.1 billion global streams
and continues to set the standard for breakout success in
country music. His new studio album The 3rd is
released tomorrow.

At just eighteen years of age,
Tamworth’s Lane Pittman is quickly making
an impact in Australian country music. Rising to fame as his
debut EP leapt to No.1 on the ARIA Australian Country Album
Charts, Pittman has performed on some of the country’s
biggest stages, joining Luke Combs on his 2023
tour.

One of music’s most captivating live
performers, tickets to Luke Combs’ last
tour of New Zealand and
Australia sold out in minutes. Don’t miss
out – these shows will sell fast, so make sure you get in
quickly!

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