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Luke combs with riley green, lainey wilson, flatland cavalry and brent cobb, save the date: luke combs at b.c. place back to video.

When : May 27, 2023

Where : B.C. Place

Tickets : On sale Sept. 16, 10 a.m. at livenation.com

3 Continents, 16 countries, 35 concerts and Vancouver is going to be one of them.

Singer Luke Combs has announced his show at B.C. Place on May 27, 2023, and country fans can look forward to the Country Music Association’s entertainer of the year bringing a very big show to the arena. Besides the big draw, Riley Green, Lainey Wilson, Flatland Cavalry and Brent Cobb will also appear on select North American tour dates, including the Vancouver one.

Combs’ latest release, Growin’ Up, debuted on the Billboard top country albums chart in the top spot in June. The River House Artists/Columbia Nashville album is Combs’ third studio album since his four times-platinum debut This One’s For You and its triple-platinum follow up, What You See is What You Get. With the single The Kind of Love We Make climbing the charts to possibly make his his his 14th number 1 song.

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Country superstar Luke Combs plays BC Place on May 27

Live Nation announced this morning that  Luke Combs will play Vancouver next spring on his world tour.

The American country superstar will perform at BC Place Stadium on May 27, 2023.

Combs willl be showcasing tunes from his latest album, album,  Growin’ Up , which debuted at #1 on  Billboard ’s Top Country Albums chart this past June.

Opening acts are Riley Green, Lainey Wilson, Flatland Cavalry, and Brent Cobb.

Tickets, starting from $25 (plus service charge), go on sale to the general public next Friday (September 16) at 10 a.m. at Ticketmaster .

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Just Announced Luke Combs confirms massive 2023 tour

3 continents, 16 countries, 35 concerts: luke combs confirms massive 2023 world tour.

INCLUDING SIXTEEN STADIUM SHOWS IN NORTH AMERICA TICKETS ON-SALE NEXT FRIDAY

3 continents, 16 countries, 35 concerts. Country superstar and reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year  Luke Combs  will embark on an unprecedented world tour in 2023. The massive trek includes 16 stadiums across North America, including Arlington, TX’s AT&T Stadium, Nashville’s Nissan Stadium, Kansas City’s GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium and Foxborough’s Gillette Stadium, as well as stops in Australia, New Zealand, U.K., Ireland, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, France and Belgium. See below for complete tour itinerary.

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Tickets for the North American dates, which will feature special guests  Riley Green ,  Lainey Wilson ,  Flatland Cavalry  and  Brent Cobb , will be available for pre-sale starting next  Wednesday, September 14 at 4:00pm  local time through Ticketmaster Verified Fan, with general on-sale following  Friday, September 16 at 10:00am  local time. Combs’ official fan club, The Bootleggers, will once again have early access to tickets through Ticketmaster Verified Fan pre-sale starting next Wednesday, September 14 at 10:00am local time. Fans who are American Express® Cardmembers can also get Front Of The Line pre-sale access to tickets for the Canadian shows in Vancouver, BC and Edmonton, AB before the general public, starting  Thursday, September 15 at 10:00am  local through 10:00pm local at  www.ticketmaster.ca/americanexpress .

General on-sale for the international concerts is also  Friday, September 16 at 9:00am  local time in Europe (except Paris at 10:00am local time) and 2:00pm local time in Australia and New Zealand, with The Bootleggers pre-sale starting  Monday, September 12 at 9:00am  local time (except Australia and New Zealand at 9:30am local time and Paris at 10:00am local time). Special guests on the Australian and New Zealand dates are  Cody Johnson  and  Lane Pittman .

Full tour details can be found at  www.lukecombs.com .

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The upcoming tour is just the latest milestone in an already monumental career for Combs, whose acclaimed new album,  Growin’ Up , debuted at #1 on  Billboard ’s Top Country Albums chart this past June. Out now via River House Artists/Columbia Nashville (stream/purchase  here ),  Growin’ Up  was produced by Combs, Chip Matthews and Jonathan Singleton and is his third studio album following 2019’s 3x Platinum  What You See is What You Get  and his 4x Platinum debut,  This One’s For You . The record also features his current single, “ The Kind of Love We Make ,” which debuted at #17 on the  Billboard  Country Airplay chart—the highest chart debut since January 2020—and is currently top 5 and rising. The single adds to a historic run at country radio for Combs, who recently achieved his record-breaking, thirteenth-consecutive #1 as his single, “Doin’ This,” reached the top of both the  Billboard  Country Airplay and Mediabase/Country Aircheck charts.

Critical acclaim for  Growin’ Up : “one of country music’s biggest stars…He’s accomplished this not with virtuosic musical innovation, genre-crossing celebrity collaborations or by hosting a television singing competition, but by cranking out one irrepressibly catchy, widely relatable meat-and-potatoes country anthem after another.” — The New York Times

“an authentic creative force, capitalizing on his man-of-the-people status to release music that resonates with wide swaths of listeners…as an artist, he’s making his biggest strides yet”— Grammy.com

“He’s emerged as the field’s much-loved everyman with hits that country aficionados could not possibly resist”— The Wall Street Journal

“his detail-rich songs make  Growin’ Up  a big-time country album with a tip-jar-worthy intimacy” — Rolling Stone

“a superstar”— Billboard

“Take a voice that projects major-league virility but also vulnerability, sprinkle in some core-songwriting-team prowess with lyrical and musical hooks, and then most of all, don’t step on the agreeable, humble personality of somebody who—in contrast to a lot of the bro-country that’s been out there—seems like someone you wouldn’t mind having as an actual brother.”— Variety

“one of music’s mightiest voices and a hitmaking force arguably unlike any seen out of Nashville this century”— USA Today

“an uncharacteristically humble, down-to-earth, hardworking, fiercely loyal teddy bear of a country star…a true country-music behemoth”— Vulture

“Luke Combs isn’t just a country star…he made an excellent case for being a top-tier pop star, regardless of genre.”— The Tennessean

“Combs struts his usual guitar-heavy songs with a certain nuance”— American Songwriter

A member of the Grand Ole Opry and a 6x CMA, 3x ACM, 3x  Billboard  Music Award-winner, Combs is in the midst of a record-setting and historic series of years. His previous release,  What You See Ain’t Always What You Get , debuted at #1 on the all-genre  B illboard  200 chart as well as  Billboard ’s Top Country Albums chart. With the record Combs reached #1 on  Rolling Stone ’s Top 200 Albums chart, Top 100 Songs chart and Artists 500 chart—the first country artist ever to lead all three charts in the same week and first to top the Artists 500. He also made history as the first artist ever to have their first two studio albums spend 25 weeks or more at #1 on  Billboard ’s Top Country Albums chart—breaking Taylor Swift’s previously held record at 24 weeks.

LUKE COMBS WORLD TOUR 2023 On-sale next Friday, September 16 March 25, 2023—Arlington, TX—AT&T Stadium* April 1, 2023—Indianapolis, IN—Lucas Oil Stadium* April 15, 2023—Nashville, TN—Nissan Stadium* April 22, 2023—Detroit, MI—Ford Field* April 29, 2023—Pittsburgh, PA—Acrisure Stadium* May 6, 2023—Chicago, IL—Soldier Field* May 13, 2023—Minneapolis, MN—U.S. Bank Stadium* May 20, 2023—Boise, ID—Albertsons Stadium* May 27, 2023—Vancouver, BC—BC Place* June 3, 2023—Edmonton, AB—Commonwealth Stadium* June 10, 2023—Kansas City, MO—GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium* June 17, 2023—St. Louis, MO—Busch Stadium* July 8, 2023—Tampa, FL—Raymond James Stadium* July 15, 2023—Charlotte, NC—Bank of America Stadium* July 22, 2023—Foxborough, MA—Gillette Stadium* July 29, 2023—Philadelphia, PA—Lincoln Financial Field* August 9, 2023—Auckland, New Zealand—Spark Arena+ August 11, 2023—Brisbane, Australia—Brisbane Entertainment Centre+ August 16, 2023—Sydney, Australia—Qudos Bank Arena+ August 20, 2023—Melbourne, Australia—Rod Laver Arena+ August 23, 2023—Adelaide, Australia—Adelaide Entertainment Centre+ August 26, 2023—Perth, Australia—RAC Arena+ September 30, 2023—Oslo, Norway—Spektrum October 1, 2023—Stockholm, Sweden—Annexet October 4, 2023—Copenhagen, Denmark—Vega October 6, 2023—Hamburg, Germany—Barclays Arena October 7, 2023—Amsterdam, Netherlands—AFAS Live October 8, 2023—Paris, France—La Cigale October 10, 2023—Zurich, Switzerland—The Hall October 11, 2023—Brussels, Belgium—Ancienne Belgique October 13, 2023—Dublin, Ireland—3Arena October 14, 2023—Belfast, N. Ireland—SSE Arena October 16, 2023—Glasgow, Scotland—OVO Hydro Arena October 17, 2023—Manchester, England—AO Arena October 19, 2023—London, England—The O2 Arena *with special guests Riley Green, Lainey Wilson, Flatland Cavalry and Brent Cobb +with special guests Cody Johnson and Lane Pittman

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Luke Combs Announces 2023 World Tour With Cody Johnson, Lainey Wilson + More

Luke Combs ' 2023 tour will begin in Texas, end in London and include stops in Australia, Norway, Belgium, Ireland and more before he rests. The CMA Entertainer of the Year nominee's World Tour also includes a considerable North American itinerary.

" The Kind of Love We Make " singer shared dates with fans on Instagram first. He'll play 35 shows spaced across six months, taking a large break at the end of next summer. Combs' World Tour will hit three continents and 16 countries. Tickets for the tour go on sale on Sept. 16.

An eclectic group of country artists will open the tour. Riley Green, Lainey Wilson, Flatland Cavalry and Brent Cobb will open the American dates (no venues announced yet), while Cody Johnson and Lane Pittman will open the first set of international dates. Pittman is new to American country fans, but he gained fame in Australia on their version of The Voice . For his Blind Audition he chose a cover of Combs' "Even Though I'm Leaving ."

Earlier this week, Combs was named as one of five nominees for the 2022 CMA Awards Entertainer of the Year. He's also nominated in the Male Vocalist and Album of the Year categories. Last weekend, Combs began his Middle of Somewhere Tour . Buy tickets here.

Luke Combs' 2023 World Tour Dates:

March 25 — Arlington, Texas @ AT&T Stadium* April 1 — Indianapolis, Ind. @ Lucas Oil Stadium * April 14 — Nashville, Tenn. @ Nissan Stadium* April 15 — Nashville, Tenn. @ Nissan Stadium* April 22 — Detroit, Mich. @ Ford Field* April 29 — Pittsburgh, Pa. Acrisure Stadium* May 6 — Chicago, Ill. @ Soldier Field* May 13 — Minneapolis, Minn. @ US Bank Stadium* May 20 — Boise, Idaho @ Albertsons Stadium* May 27 — Vancouver, B.C. @ BC Place* June 3 — Edmonton, A.B. @Commonwealth Stadium* June 10 — Kansas City, Mo. GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium* June 17 — St. Louis, Mo. @Busch Stadium* July 8 — Tampa, Fla. @Raymond James Stadium* July 15 — Charlotte, N.C. Bank of America Stadium* July 22 — Foxborough, Mass. Gillette Stadium* July 29 — Philadelphia, Pa. @ Lincoln Financial Stadium* Aug. 9 — Auckland, New Zealand @ Spark Arena+ Aug. 11 — Brisbane, Australia @ Brisbane Entertainment Centre+ Aug. 16 — Sydney, Australia @ Qudos Bank Arena+ Aug. 17 — Sydney, Australia @ Qudos Bank Arena+ Aug. 19 — Melbourne, Australia @ Rod Laver Arena+ Aug. 20 — Melbourne, Australia @ Rod Laver Arena+ Aug. 23 — Adelaide, Australia @ Adelaide Entertainment Centre+ Aug. 26 — Perth, Australia @ RAC Arena+ Sept. 30 — Oslo, Norway @ Spektrum Oct. 1 — Stockholm, Sweden @ Avicii Arena Oct. 4 — Copenhagen, Denmark @ Royal Arena Oct. 6 — Hamburg, Germany @ Barclays Arena Oct. 7 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ AFAS Live Oct. 8 — Paris, France @ La Cigale Oct. 10 — Zurich, Switzerland @ The Hall Oct. 11 — Brussels, Belgium @ Ancienne Belgique Oct. 13 — Dublin, Ireland @ 3 Arena Oct. 14 — Belfast, N. Ireland @ SSE Arena Oct. 16 — Glasgow, U.K. @ OVO Hydro Arena Oct. 17 — Manchester, U.K. @ AO Arena Oct. 19 — London, U.K. @ O2 Arena Oct. 20 — London, U.K. @ O2 Arena

* With Riley Green, Lainey Wilson, Flatland Cavalry, Brent Cobb + With Cody Johnson, Lane Pittman

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Luke Combs’ Growin’ Up and Getting’ Old Tour Heads to Beaver Stadium Saturday

Parking lots open at noon, doors open at 5 p.m. and clear bag policy is in place for the event.

• Lots for the Luke Combs concert will open at noon. Fans will not be permitted to line up on the streets before lots open at noon.
• There is no RV or bus parking. The bus drop off location is at the North Transit Center at the corner of Fox Hollow Road and Park Avenue.
• Fans are encouraged to purchase parking in advance by visiting here . Advanced parking sales will conclude on Friday, April 26 at noon.
• Day of concert parking is available in Lot 26 and Lot 36 (see parking map ). Cost for day of concert parking is $80.
• Parking is also available at the on-campus parking decks (HUB, East, Eisenhower, Nittany, and West) for $40. Eisenhower Deck parking will be cash only and due upon entry, while parking at the East, HUB, Nittany and West decks will be payable by credit card upon exiting at pay-on-foot machines inside each deck.
• Penn State parking permits will only be valid in faculty/staff lots located west of Bigler Road.
• ADA parking is available in Lots 18, 31, 41 and Shields. Fans must display their disabled license plate or handicap placard.
• Rideshare pick up and drop off is located on Hastings Road.
• There is no pre-event one-way traffic pattern, however there will be a one-way traffic pattern in effect post-concert.
• There is no shuttle service inside or outside of the stadium.
• Mobile parking passes are the exclusive delivery method. Printed passes will not be issued.
• Fans are asked to please make sure to download mobile parking passes to your Apple Wallet or Google Pay on your phone before arriving to the parking lots.
• For step-by-step instructions on how to download mobile parking, please visit here .
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• Littering, draining fluids and grease, dumping coals, etc.
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• Flag poles taller than 20 feet (measured from the ground).
• Fires - Charcoal or wood fires of any type are prohibited.
• Glass bottles or containers in grass parking areas.
• Golf carts and gators (except Stadium Operations personnel).
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• Portable heaters with visible flames, including open flame heaters, fireplaces and fire pits.
• Tow behind box trailers, tow behind grills and smokers, tow behind tailgate bars, concession trailers.
• Vehicles over gross vehicle weight appropriate for the parking area.
• Weapons, fireworks.
• For the safety and enjoyment of our fans, violations of these rules may result in ejection from the lot, loss of parking and/or ticketing privileges.
• Stadium gates will open at 5 p.m. Only gates A, B, E, F, and South Tunnel will be open for fan entry.
• Clubs, Suites, All-Sports Museum and ADA gates will also open at 5 p.m.
• The Beaver Stadium Clear Bag Policy will be enforced for the concert.
• Fans will enter through metal detectors at each gate.
• Please have mobile tickets saved in your wallet for faster entry.
• Stadium suites will close one hour after the concert ends.
• Stadium Reentry: There is NO stadium re-entry.
• Ticket Resolution Booth: Located at Gates A, B and E.
• Field wristband distribution will be at the Bryce Jordan Center Ticket Office from noon-8:30 p.m. on event day.
• Field and GA Pit purchasers will be directed to enter at Gate B.
• Pit Wristbands: Pit wristbands will be available at the Pit entrances on the field. Pit wristbands will also be distributed at the BJC from noon-3 p.m.
• All field and GA Pit purchasers must enter at Gate B. Once field wristband is obtained, queuing line for field access will be located at Beaver Stadium Gate B in the far right lane.
• Field tickets will only be scanned at Gate B.
• The Bootleggers Tailgate will run on Curtin Road from 3-5:30 p.m.
• This is a free event, but please be advised that you must go through metal detectors for access to this area.
• Stadium rules will be enforced.
• This area is not within the Stadium security perimeter and tickets will not be as scanned to enter.
• Parking for baseball, softball and men's and women's lacrosse is available in campus decks.
• Day of Event parking in the decks is $40.
• Fans are encouraged to prepay for event parking at a discounted rate of $5.50 through the ParkMobile app, or by clicking  here . Prepayment is available through 11:59 p.m. the day before each event.
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• The Kind of Love We Make
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• Where the Wild Things Are
• Forever After All
• Be Careful What You Wish For
• One Number Away
• Houston, We Got a Problem
• Doin' This
• Going, Going, Gone
• Must've Never Met You
• Even Though I'm Leaving
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• Kinda Love We Make
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• Lovin' on You
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• She Got the Best of Me
• My Kinda Folk
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• Better Together
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Luke Combs rocks Beaver Stadium for Growin’ Up and Getting’ Old Tour

• Updated: Apr. 29, 2024, 1:07 a.m. |
• Published: Apr. 27, 2024, 11:57 p.m.

• Joe Hermitt | [email protected]

Beaver Stadium was packed Saturday night but it wasn’t for Nittany Lions. Instead, fans jammed the football shrine for Two-time Country Music Entertainer of the Year, Luke Combs.

Combs brought his Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old Tour to Beaver Stadium on Saturday. Joining Combs was Jordan Davis, Mitchell Tenpenny, Drew Parker and Colby Acuff. Combs is only the second act to perform at Beaver Stadium with the first being in 2017 with Blake Shelton and Big and Rich.

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Luke combs electrifies record-setting beaver stadium crowd in ‘growin’ up and gettin’ old’ tour performance.

American country singer Luke Combs made a long-awaited stop at Beaver Stadium during his ‘Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old’ tour for a performance.

Combs and his openers, Colby Acuff, Drew Parker, Mitchell Tenpenny, and Jordan Davis, played through cold, misty conditions in front of 80,000 fans — the largest crowd Combs has ever played in front of.

Idaho native Acuff was the first performer to take the stage, saying, “Thank you all for showing up early. We appreciate y’all!” After playing “Dying Breed,” Acuff told fans to put their drinks in the air.

Acuff also sang “Western White Pines” and “If I Were The Devil” before wrapping up his 15-minute set by saying, “Penn State, thank you so much.”

Parker graced the stage next rocking a cowboy hat, quickly saying, “Penn State, what’s up? Y’all ready to have a good time?” Parker, hailing from Georgia, began singing at age three and started with a performance of “Raised Up Right” while strumming an electric guitar.

“My name is Drew Parker, and I’m so happy to be here,” he said after his first song. Parker then went into “I’ll Love You Longer,” new song “Love The Leavin,'” and “While You’re Gone.” Parker also sang “The Truck” before thanking the crowd multiple times and exiting the stage.

With a No. 24 Penn State football jersey, Tenpenny then hit the stage by asking fans how they were doing. After playing “We Got History” and “Bigger Mistakes,” Tenpenny switched guitars and asked how the crowd was for a second time.

Tenpenny led the first “We Are” chant of the night, and responded by saying, “That’s pretty damn cool.” He then went into a former No. 1 hit in “At the End of a Bar.” He went on to say selling out Beaver Stadium can now be checked off his bucket list and said he’ll be back in the future to watch a football game.

After introducing his band that included his younger brother, Rafe, on bass, Tenpenny played “Alcohol You Later,” “Drunk Me,” and his first big hit “Truth About You.” While showing his gratitude for everyone that showed up early, Tenpenny played a cover of “Iris” by the Goo Goo Dolls while many listeners shined and waved their flashlights.

“Jordan Davis and Luke Combs up next. Let’s go,” Tenpenny said before one final “We Are” chant and leaving the stage.

During a long break between sets, a wave circled around Beaver Stadium multiple times while folks eagerly waited for the final opener, Davis, to take the stage.

After the pause, Davis jogged out in a Penn State hoodie while hyping up the crowd and quickly played his first song, “Damn Good Time.” Upon finishing, he began giving out high fives to fans in the front row and said, “Let’s get it going, Penn State.”

“Singles You Up,” “Whiskey Weak,” and “Almost Maybes,” which Davis interrupted with a story about his college girlfriend, followed. Then, he said “Let’s take a trip to Tucson, Arizona, real quick if you don’t mind” and played “Tucson Too Late.” Davis switched the lyrics by saying “I got to Pennsylvania with Luke Combs right on time.”

Davis said this was the greatest night of his life and that he’s heard that Beaver Stadium is the rowdiest place in college football, which led to an eruption from the fans. It was then his turn to lead a “We Are” chant, which he immediately called the coolest moment of his life so far.

Davis played “Next Thing You Know,” “Slow Dance In A Parking Lot,” and “Part Of It” before thanking the crowd again and giving high praise to his tour partners. He then went into “Buy Dirt.”

He got the crowd ready for the main performer when he said, “We had one job. That was to get this place ready for Luke Combs,” and played his final song, “What My World Spins Around.” At 8:38 p.m., Davis left the stage by saying, “I love you, Penn State. Thank you so much.”

Twenty-four minutes later, Combs took the stage to flashing red lights and a pounding bass while sporting a camouflage hoodie and navy blue Penn State hat. “Penn State, how we feelin’ baby?” he asked.

Combs announced 80,000 folks were on site, which he said was “the biggest show [he’s] ever played in [his] whole life,” leading to a roar throughout the stadium. He said no matter the size of the crowd, he never takes it for granted and he is always thankful to step onto the floor.

Combs wasted no time in getting into some of his biggest hits, including “The Kind of Love We Make,” “Where the Wild Things Are,” and “Forever After All” early in his set. Combs then brought up the gratitude he has for his wife and two sons before playing “Houston, We Got a Problem.”

No matter how big or small an experience, Combs said he cherishes them all, and this concert was certainly one of those for him. At the end of his next song “One Number Away,” Combs shouted “Thank y’all.”

Combs told a story about the struggles he went through during the COVID-19 lockdown but while working with Parker, he realized music was the only thing he knew how to do, leading into his song “Doin’ This.” He added his first Beaver Stadium reference of the night during the song. Then, while playing “Going, Going, Gone,” many fans put their arms around one another and swayed side to side.

Before playing “Even Though I’m Leaving,” Combs said not everyone understands his songs the same way he does, especially the 2019 song. During a short break between songs, he asked if there were any repeat attendees. Then, he said he always plays a song by himself to pay tribute to the days he played in front of two people on his couch at home, which was “This One’s For You.”

Prior to his arrival on stage, fans had the opportunity to vote for a song, and the winner was “Beer Can,” but he made a lyric change, singing, “Nothing picks me up like Penn State, baby.” After concluding the song, Combs introduced each of his band members and allowed them to play a solo, one of which was a “Drops of Jupiter” singalong.

As the rain began falling harder, it became storytime in Happy Valley. Combs said earlier in the day, he met a family that flew from San Diego, California, for the show. A young girl who recently beat cancer was a part of that family, and he found out she raised $100,000 for cancer research, prompting him to match the amount and donate $100,000 of his own to the same cause. He then progressed into what he learned is her favorite song, “Fast Car.”

The concert’s speed picked up after “Fast Car” when Combs played his first big hit from 2016, “Hurricane,” and he told the crowd to sing it with him. During his next two songs, “Brand New Man” and “1, 2 Many,” a fist fight broke out in the pit, but Combs didn’t recognize and continued singing. Also during “1, 2 Many,” Combs shotgunned a beer with a fan in the pit.

“When It Rains It Pours” appeared to be Combs’ final song, as he said “Penn State, my name is Luke Combs. Thank you so much.” However, moments later, he reentered and told everyone they had time for one more, which turned out to be his classic closer, “Beer Never Broke My Heart.”

After an hour and 38 minutes of stage time, Combs showed his gratitude for the crowd again and told Beaver Stadium he’ll be back one day.

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Luke Bryan Jokes with Fan After Tripping on a Cellphone on Stage: 'My Lawyer Will Be Calling'

The country singer took a hard fall during his set at the Coast City Country Festival in Vancouver, Canada, on April 20

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Luke Bryan is taking a recent fall in stride!

The "Crash My Party" singer, 47, was hyping up the crowd during his set at Coast City Country Festival in Vancouver, Canada, on Saturday, April 20, when he took a hard tumble onstage.

In footage of the moment shared by TMZ , Bryan sat up immediately with a grin on his face and looked unhurt. The fall appeared to be caused by a fan's cellphone that had somehow found its way onto the stage.

"Hold up! Did anybody get that?" the country music star asked the crowd while on his knees, still holding the cellphone that presumably caused the fall.

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He tossed the phone to an unknown fan, who presumably apologized to him. "It's okay," he told the person before jokingly adding, "My lawyer will be calling."

"I gotta see it," Bryan said from on his knees, grabbing another fan's cellphone that was offered to him from the crowd.

"Oh, you're Snapchatting, you can't Snapchat this s---," he continued, taking the phone and presenting the clip to the crowd.

The "Play It Again" singer replayed the footage of his fall for the audience to see, even providing narration of the moment in which he resembled a cartoon character slipping on a banana peel.

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"There I am, there we go, jumping, jumping, hyping the crowd... There it is," he screamed as he watched himself fall.

"Hey, I need some viral. This is viral, alright?" he joked with the crowd.

"Hashtag 'Love You, Miss You, Mean It,' " he added, referencing one of his hits before he gathered himself and introduced his song "Country Girl (Shake It for Me)."

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Bryan is in Canada amid his Mind of a Country Boy tour, which concludes its first leg on Wednesday, April 24, in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

The day after his fall, the musician posted a reel of highlights from the first leg of the tour on Instagram . "Let’s go  #MindOfACountryBoyTour ," he captioned the post.

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Country singer Luke Bryan slips and falls on stage in Vancouver

Country music star Luke Bryan took a tumble while on stage in Vancouver on Saturday night, and he and fans laughed it off.

The singer and American Idol judge was in town for the Coast City Country Festival at B.C. Place, a stop on his “Mind of a Country Boy Tour.”

Videos on social media show the fall unfold—Bryan is seen walking across the stage, when his feet suddenly go up from under him and he lands flat on his back.

It appears he slipped on a fan’s phone, as he holds it up and jokes “my lawyer will be calling” before throwing it to someone in the crowd.

Bryan then asks if anyone caught the bail on camera. An audience member passes their phone to him, and he replays the video for the crowd.

“I need some viral,” he says. “This is viral!”

Coast City Country wrapped up on Saturday, when Bryan headlined the main stage following Nickelback on Friday.

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