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Fresh off the presses Luke Combs is making headlines again with a slew of milestones and breaking news that is impossible to miss. Just today, Billboard confirms Combs has scored his 19th number one on the Billboard Country Airplay chart with “Back in the Saddle,” matching Morgan Wallen’s chart record—a rare accomplishment since Combs’s 2017 debut. This hit pulled off a meteoric rise in airplay thanks to clever social media teasers featuring NASCAR stars and viral acoustic previews, driving over thirty million audience impressions in the last week. The single, co-written by Combs himself, is a centerpiece for his much-anticipated sixth studio album, slated for release in early 2026. Industry insiders expect this album to deepen his run as country’s radio king and a steadfast hitmaker, as he was also the songwriter on eighteen of his number one singles, with just one—his cover of “Fast Car”—as the lone exception according to Billboard.

In the last seventy-two hours, Combs extended his already-ambitious My Kinda Saturday Night Tour, now running through North America and Europe in 2026. He’s set historic back-to-back nights at huge venues like Lambeau Field and Slane Castle, making him the first artist ever to achieve that feat at these iconic stadiums, as covered by KTNNonline. The tour opens in Las Vegas on March 21 and ropes in country heavyweights Dierks Bentley, Thomas Rhett, Ty Myers, and The Script for key supporting slots—a superstar lineup that fans are already buzzing about. Tickets are in huge demand, and Combs’s personal statement released to several outlets underscores his excitement about bringing new music and unforgettable live shows to eight countries next year, promising bigger and better moments for fans everywhere.

Equally headline-worthy is the personal side of Combs’s life. Country Rebel and other outlets highlighted his joyous announcement: wife Nicole is pregnant with their third child. Combs shared the news in an endearing home video with sons Tex and Beau, fanning excitement among fans who adore his family-man persona. Just weeks ago, Combs performed at the Grand Ole Opry Special at London’s Royal Albert Hall, debuting a new song co-written with Carly Pearce, and underscoring his global appeal.

Social media has been ablaze with teasers. Combs and his team rolled out cryptic countdown videos and mapped hints, confirming a big announcement for October 9th. The prevailing expectation among fans—fueled by official Instagram posts and covers from Dierks Bentley, Thomas Rhett, Ty Myers, and The Script—is a full-scale college stadium world tour and possibly a concert film. Meanwhile, Combs’s fans are still enjoying last week’s release of The Prequel, a three-song collection that showcases his songwriting growth and hints at what’s coming next.

Add to that three major nominations at the upcoming 2025 CMA Awards—including Entertainer of the Year—and Combs’s career looks more bulletproof than ever. He remains the top RIAA-certified country artist in history, with over 168 million units sold, and has achieved something no one else in country has: multiple singles crossing a billion streams on Spotify and four songs certified Diamond.

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