Country superstar Luke Combs has been making headlines throughout his European tour, most recently after becoming the first solo country artist to headline London's Wembley Stadium.
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As part of his My Kinda Saturday Night Tour, Combs played three sold-out shows at the iconic venue on July 29, August 1 and August 2.
With around 90,000 fans attending each performance, the 36-year-old entertained approximately 270,000 people across the three-night run.
Luke Combs Welcomes Surprise Guests at Wembley
Throughout the Wembley shows, Combs invited a number of well-known faces on stage to shotgun beers with him.
Among the guests were former One Direction star Niall Horan and Clarkson's Farm favorite Kaleb Cooper.
One appearance, however, received a noticeably different reaction from the crowd.
Former England and Chelsea soccer defender John Terry joined Combs on stage during the opening night of the Wembley run.
The 45-year-old emerged behind the singer before the pair embraced, walked to the front of the stage and downed a can of beer together.
Terry's appearance was met with boos and jeers from sections of the audience, with many fans clearly unimpressed by the surprise cameo.
After kicking his empty beer can into the crowd, Terry received a friendly pat on the back from Combs before leaving the stage and allowing the concert to continue.
Historic Wembley Shows Earn Guinness Recognition
Combs' Wembley performances have since earned official recognition from Guinness World Records.
The organization states that Combs is "Wembley's first to feature a solo country musician as the headline act."
Taylor Swift, who began her career as a country artist in 2006, headlined Wembley Stadium eight times in 2024. However, she has long since established herself as a pop artist.
The nearby OVO Arena Wembley has also welcomed several country stars in recent years, including Clint Black, Kane Brown and Jordan Davis. While Kacey Musgraves and Role Model are scheduled to perform there in 2027.
Earlier this summer, Combs also made history in Sweden after performing to 60,826 fans at Gothenburg's Ullevi Stadium.
The July 4 concert set a new attendance record for a country music show in the Nordic region. It was a landmark European tour for one of the genre's biggest stars.
