BY TER STAFF

Last night, American Family Field, usually home to the crack of baseball bats, resonated with the deep, hearty strains of country music as Luke Combs kicked off his highly anticipated “Growin’ Up & Gettin’ Old Tour” in Milwaukee, WI. The air was thick with excitement and the kind of electric anticipation that only a sold-out show can muster, setting the stage for a memorable evening under the stars.

From the moment the gates opened, it was clear that this was not just another concert; it was an event. The opening acts, Charles Wesley Godwin with The Wilder Blue and Cody Jinks, warmed up the burgeoning crowd with their unique blends of country and Americana, setting a high bar with soulful melodies and stirring lyrics. As the stadium filled, the energy surged, with fans of all ages donning Luke Combs merchandise, ready to sing along to every word.

When Luke Combs finally took the stage, the stadium erupted. The setlist was a masterful blend of his hits and newer tracks, all delivered with the authenticity and raw vocal power that Combs is known for. Each song seemed to resonate perfectly with the crowd, from upbeat anthems to introspective ballads, reflecting themes of life’s simple joys and the journey of maturity. The production was equally impressive, with stunning visuals and lighting that transformed the baseball park into a backcountry bonfire party, albeit one with tens of thousands of attendees.

Combs’ connection with his audience was palpable; he not only performed for the crowd but with them, creating a sense of unity and shared experience that only music of this kind can. This first Milwaukee tour stop was more than just a concert; it was a celebration of growth, life, and the enduring appeal of country music. As the night drew to a close, it was evident that the “Growin’ Up & Gettin’ Old Tour” had begun on a high note, promising an unforgettable season for fans and newcomers alike. This opening night set the tone for what promises to be a landmark tour for Luke Combs, a fitting tribute to the artist’s evolving journey and deepening sound.

Check out our photos of last night’s performance below.

Photos by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration