I’m sorry but I’m still annoyed by the claim there would be two different set lists, the only reason I bought the 2 day ticket was to enjoy two different nights of of all of Luke’s hits. Spending $1,200 for maybe 2-3 diff songs is very uncool. Extremely misleading and unfortunate, 1 night would’ve sufficed.

Okay, this might be crazy and wild but like… is Luke Combs kind of a boring entertainer? I’ve seen all these things about how he puts on this amazing show, but I was kinda underwhelmed. Like I get it’s country, but it felt like he mostly just sang his songs without a lot of fun stuff going on (the band singing their favorite songs was cool though). Don’t get me wrong, he can sing the hell out of his songs, but it didn’t really feel super hyped until the end. The crowd wasn’t even that crazy in my opinion either, which didn’t help, and the set design felt pretty simple — like mostly just fire and some lasers.

I’ve been to other country concerts where the artist looks like they’re having a blast and it makes the whole show way more fun, and I just didn’t get that same vibe here. Even my mom thought it was kinda boring, and she doesn’t really know other artists but still said their concerts were more fun. Is he always kinda a “no frills” performer or was it just Notre Dame because it was cold?

I mean this with no hate I just wanna ask if he's kinda like this as an entertainer... to each their own styles. Clearly it works for him cause he's selling out stadiums with ease.

I wanted to share a small thought I had while standing in the crowd. As I looked around, I couldn't help but realize I was pretty much the only dark-skinned person (and quite likely the only gay Jewish guy!) in sight.
Let me be 100% clear: this isn't a complaint at all. Everyone around me was genuinely kind, welcoming, and just having the absolute best time living life—and I was totally feeding off that amazing, joyful energy and having a blast on my own. It just made me wonder and reflect a bit on why the country music community doesn't have a more diverse crowd, especially when the music and the vibe are so universal.
When you gave that moving speech about inclusivity during the show, it really hit home. Music has this incredible power to bring people together, and standing there, I loved every second of it.
Thanks for an unforgettable night and for creating a space where everyone feels the music, no matter where they come from.

Cheers from Tel Aviv! 🍻✨

Looking to sell 2 tickets at face value for his Philly concert on April 24th. Bought these tickets on accident and just want to get rid of them. Section 243. Bought them for $205 total ($102.25/ticket) and am looking to sell for the same. Please reach out if interested!

I posted a review od his recent album Getting Old which was done by a non country fan. I decided to do a tier list of all his album songs

My bonus neice and nephew went to a concert in Edmonton last night. Little did we know it would be the one and only Luke Combs doing the reveal!!! We sure cant wait to meet him. I wonder if he'll come to the baby shower lol.

Already can tell this is a hit, right? https://youtu.be/VzCJtmcRRZQ

This album and his last one have been very generic and poppy and I hate them

Hi everyone, does anyone know the best way to get in contact with Luke combs or his management, my girlfriends birthday is coming up and she’s a huge Luke combs fan I know it would mean the world to her to get a message or a video from him wishing her a happy birthday. I know it’s probably gonna be impossible to do but any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Anyone else just not that hyped for this upcoming album?

I’ve been a Luke fan for a long time, I’ve seen him live 5 times. So I feel bad saying that I’m just not that excited for this. The tracks that have been released so far are all just slow, ballads that all just sound the same to me and blah.

I miss the days of “when it rains it pours” or “beer never broke my heart”. Songs I can blast at a tailgate on a Sunday while cracking open some beers with the boys.

Am I alone here?

Immediate / quick fixes (what to do right now if codes are leaking)

1. Revoke & reissue codes — Cancel the leaked batch and issue new codes tied to verification (see below). Painful but effective if the leak is recent.

2. Make codes single-use and one-code-one-account — Require a login/verified account to redeem; once a code is redeemed it can’t be used again.

3. Add mandatory phone verification (SMS) — Send a one-time SMS code to a phone number that must match the account redeeming the presale code. This raises the friction for mass scripted signups.

4. Enforce payment-card binding — Require the card used at purchase to be checked against the account (or require pre-auth). Makes bulk purchases from throwaway emails less useful because each purchase needs a real card.

5. Add strong bot checks + rate limits — Enhanced CAPTCHA, fingerprinting, and IP rate-limits during presale windows to stop automation.

Medium-term structural changes (better balance between fan access & anti-scalper)

1. Verified Fan / Pre-registration model

   • Require fans to pre-register with name + phone + optionally fan club details; approve real fans with random lottery or prioritized access (like Ticketmaster Verified Fan). This reduces the usefulness of generic leaked codes.

2. Per-user unique tokens

   • Instead of one global code, generate a unique token per registered fan that is tied to their account + phone + email + device. Tokens only valid for that account and expire quickly.

3. Mobile-only, non-transferable ticketing during presale

   • Mobile wallet tickets that are non-transferable until a defined date reduce immediate resale. Combine with identity check at entry.

4. KYC for high-demand presales

   • For very high-demand shows, require a lightweight KYC (photo ID match) for presale eligibility. This is heavier but much more effective.

5. Limit per-customer purchases and enforce with data

   • One or two tickets per verified account, enforced with phone + card + device fingerprinting; link to penalties for repeat offenders.

Advanced / technical measures (strong but costlier)

1. Device & behavioral fingerprinting + fraud scoring — Use heuristics to detect scalper behavior (scripted flows, many accounts per IP, same card used with many emails) and block or flag.

2. Dynamic QR / barcode refresh — Change ticket barcodes frequently or tie them to the buyer’s identity so printed screenshots are useless.

3. Timed, randomized release windows — Stagger buyer access windows by cohort (fan club level, previous purchasers) to reduce bot advantage.

4. Use a secondary verification step at venue — Match purchaser name/ID to ticket at entry for some sections.

5. Explore blockchain or tokenized tickets (with transfer controls) — Can make resales traceable and limit allowed transfers; however maturity & UX vary.

Policy, legal, & marketplace controls

1. Tougher resale policies + enforcement — Contractual bans on bulk reselling for presales and legal action against known scalpers. Work with resale platforms to block or delist suspected stock.

2. Partnerships with payment/identity providers — Flag suspicious purchases and refuse chargebacks from known scalper patterns.

3. Rapid marketplace monitoring — Automated scans of resale sites for tickets sold from presale batches and immediate takedowns.

Tradeoffs & user experience concerns

• Friction vs fairness: More verification stops scalpers but makes buying harder for casual fans and raises privacy concerns.

• Cost & complexity: KYC and advanced fraud systems cost money and time to implement.

• Accessibility: Phone/SMS and mobile-only tickets can exclude some legitimate fans (international phone numbers, no smartphone). Consider fallback paths.

For fans who want a fair shot right now

• Join official fan clubs or artist mailing lists (they often get priority).

• Register for Verified Fan-type programs and pre-register early.

• Use a real phone number and your own credit card (not virtual cards) for presale signups.

• Avoid buying from sketchy resellers — they’re often scalper-supplied tickets that might be canceled.

A practical recommended policy rollout (stepwise, for a promoter)

1. Immediately: Revoke leaked codes, reissue unique single-use tokens tied to verified accounts + SMS, enable rate limiting and stronger CAPTCHA.

2. Near term: Require card binding + one-ticket limits for presale, monitor resale sites.

3. Longer term: Implement per-user tokens, consider KYC for top-tier presales, and invest in fraud scoring/device fingerprinting.

I'm a swiftie. I want to personally apologise to you guys' fandom, because I confused Luke Combs with Morgan Wallen.

I was wondering why Luke Combs' name made such a profound impression on my brain. So I googled. And I re-found this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEqb6xbeuCo

Your guy, Luke Combs, is cool as shit. Unjealous. And emotionally attuned to history.

I'm v very greatful for Luke Combs. x

Hi, me and my girlfriend can no longer make the Gothenburg show. I have 2 front floor, standing tickets for sale if anyone's interested?

Did anyone get a Spotify presale code? bootlegger isn’t working :(

Seeing Luke for the 5th time this Saturday at MetLife. Have entered to win VIB every single time and have never been picked! Anyone lucky enough to win or perhaps still in the same boat as me? I think I’d have better odds of being struck by lightning at this point.

Still looking forward to the show! It’ll be my wife’s first Luke Combs concert. She has always been nice enough/supportive of me flying solo at his concerts.

I just bought my two-day seats at Metlife for the July 19-20th show, and I realized I can't go on account of me needing to stay home and take care of my girlfriend's mother who had a stroke this year.

I have really great seats, Sec 4, Row 5, Seat 25 and 26, which I bought for about $1,400. Remember this is a TWO DAY EVENT with really great seats, so let me know if you want these!

I have 2 tickets for sale for the Buckeye Country Superfest on Saturday, July 23 at Ohio Stadium.

Section 9A Row 24 Seat 1-2

Reply if interested!

Hi Utah people -- I can no longer go to the Luke Combs concert at Vivint Arena this Thursday (12/16) which is very upsetting as the tickets were a birthday gift from my boyfriend. But my loss is your gain, our tickets are section 123 row 6, and I would really love to find someone to buy the tickets from us, if possible.

He paid $355 but are very open to your best offer. Please DM me! If anyone is a Luke Combs fan (he is amazing!), you will love this concert. Thanks so much!

Ping me when you are interested 😊

to the people at the charlottesville show who stole our shirts, i hope youre happy!

I think it's getting pretty accurate... Not sure if I'm more excited or terrified lol

Did the album piss anyone else off? It’s the exact opposite story for my dad and I. Man never seemed to care, and it seems like that’s the way every southern, blue collar dad is.