Luke Combs Replays A 2020 Concert So You Can Relive the Fun

by jwills | February 18, 2021

Did you catch the concert that Luke Combs shared with fans this week?

It was one of his last shows before everything shut down — it was recorded at Rupp Arena in Lexington, KY on Valentine’s Day, February 14th, 2020.

Luke shared, “One year ago…we were playing the 4th show on the What You See Is What You Get Tour with over 25 shows left. The band and I had worked so hard to bring y’all this show. Little did I know then, it would be the next to last show on the tour in 2020. Even though it’s in a different context, guess my line ‘stop takin’ me for granted like I’ll always be around’ in ‘Dear Today’ really rings true looking back on it.”

You can relive the experience on the replay right here…

The set list from the show includes…

“When It Rains It Pours”
“Must’ve Never Met You”
“1, 2 Many”
“Refrigerator Door”
“Does to Me”
“New Every Day”
“One Number Away”
“Without You”
“Dear Today”
“Blue Collar Boys”
“She Got the Best of Me”
“All Over Again”
“Memories Are Made Of”
“Even Though I’m Leaving”
“Beautiful Crazy”
“Honky Tonk Highway”
“Lovin’ on You”
“Angels Workin’ Overtime”
“Beer Never Broke My Heart”
“Better Together”
“Brand New Man” (Brooks & Dunn cover)
“Hurricane”

Photo Credit: Jim Wright

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