🚨 After Months of Teasing, the Full List for Luke Bryan World Tour 2026 Has Leaked!

The cat’s out of the bag – or should we say, the cowboy hat’s off – and country music fans are in absolute meltdown mode. After months of cryptic social media teases, cryptic Instagram Stories, and Bryan himself dropping hints like “big things comin’ in ’26” during his 2025 tour wrap-up, a purported full itinerary for the Luke Bryan World Tour 2026 has leaked online, courtesy of a fan forum post that’s gone viral faster than a TikTok duet challenge. Clocking in at 28 cities across North America and Europe, the schedule kicks off with a homecoming bang in Nashville on June 5 and builds to a historic two-night finale at London’s Wembley Stadium – yes, two nights at the iconic venue, marking the first time a country artist has double-dipped there since Garth Brooks in the ’90s. “This is the tour of a lifetime,” Bryan tweeted hours after the leak surfaced, neither confirming nor denying but fueling the fire with fire emojis. “Y’all ready to roll?”

The leak, first posted on Reddit’s r/LukeBryan and quickly screenshotted across X, TikTok, and Instagram, paints a picture of Bryan’s most ambitious outing yet: a high-octane blend of stadium-shaking anthems, surprise guests, and those “exclusive moments that will only happen live,” as the star has promised. Building on the momentum of his sold-out 2025 “Country Song Came On Tour” – which wrapped last week after dazzling crowds in Cincinnati and Dallas – this 2026 run expands globally, hitting 18 North American spots and 10 European heavy-hitters. No Asia or Australia this time around (fans down under are already petitioning for an extension), but the transatlantic focus promises a summer of Southern swagger invading Old World charm. With production teased to include massive LED screens flashing fan-submitted tailgate pics and pyrotechnics synced to “Crash My Party,” it’s set to gross north of $150 million, per early Pollstar whispers.

The itinerary leak aligns with earlier announcements, slotting in confirmed dates like the June 12 Nashville blowout (now the official opener) and weaving in the global expansions from last week’s reveal. But the Wembley double-header? That’s the stunner – two nights on July 18 and 19, 2026, at the 90,000-capacity behemoth, where Bryan plans to “bring a little Georgia dirt to British soil.” Sources close to Live Nation say it’s a bid to conquer Europe like never before, with openers TBD but rumored to include rising UK country acts like The Shires. “Wembley x2? Luke’s not messing around,” posted @UKCountryFan on X, whose thread dissecting the leak has 100K views. The full rumored slate, pieced together from the forum post and cross-referenced with ticket stubs from presales, breaks down like this:

Date
City, Country
Venue
Highlights/Teases

June 5, 2026
Nashville, TN, USA
Bridgestone Arena
Tour kickoff; Wallen collab + Idol reunion potential

June 12, 2026
Atlanta, GA, USA
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Georgia homecoming; Aldean guest spot

June 18, 2026
Chicago, IL, USA
Soldier Field
Idol acoustic set with Perry/Richie

June 25, 2026
Toronto, Canada
Scotiabank Arena
Northern debut; Shelton sing-along

July 2, 2026
Dallas, TX, USA
AT&T Stadium
Shelton co-headline; Texas takeover

July 9, 2026
Los Angeles, CA, USA
SoFi Stadium
Idol reunion; Ballerini pop infusion

July 16, 2026
Phoenix, AZ, USA
State Farm Stadium
Desert party; post-Extra Innings vibe

July 18, 2026
London, UK
Wembley Stadium
Euro invasion begins; mystery guest

July 19, 2026
London, UK
Wembley Stadium
Night 2 finale tease; fan duet double

July 25, 2026
Paris, France
Accor Arena
Eiffel Tower afterparty; Ballerini

August 1, 2026
Dublin, Ireland
3Arena
Guinness-fueled ballads; Richie vibes

August 8, 2026
Berlin, Germany
Mercedes-Benz Arena
Continental rock-out; Aldean thunder

August 15, 2026
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Ziggo Dome
Canal-side country; wildcard opener

August 22, 2026
Munich, Germany
Olympiahalle
Bavarian boot-stomp; Shelton drop-in

August 29, 2026
Madrid, Spain
WiZink Center
Flamenco-country fusion; mystery

September 5, 2026
Barcelona, Spain
Palau Sant Jordi
Mediterranean magic; Wallen energy

September 12, 2026
Rome, Italy
PalaLottomatica
Colosseum echoes; Ballerini sparkle

September 19, 2026
Milan, Italy
Mediolanum Forum
Fashion meets honky-tonk; Idol tease

September 26, 2026
Tampa, FL, USA
Raymond James Stadium
Sunshine state shutdown; fan duets

October 3, 2026
Charlotte, NC, USA
Bank of America Stadium
Southern soul; Aldean assist

October 10, 2026
Boston, MA, USA
Gillette Stadium
New England two-step; Shelton

October 17, 2026
Orlando, FL, USA
Camping World Stadium
Bryan beach vibes; Wallen wildcard

October 24, 2026
Savannah, GA, USA
Enmarket Arena
Coastal closer; hometown homage

November 1, 2026
Cincinnati, OH, USA
Great American Ball Park
Midwest finale prep; mystery guest

November 7, 2026
Denver, CO, USA
Empower Field
Rocky Mountain high; Ballerini

November 14, 2026
Seattle, WA, USA
Lumen Field
Pacific Northwest party; Shelton

November 21, 2026
Las Vegas, NV, USA
Allegiant Stadium
Neon night; co-headline with Shelton

November 28, 2026
Nashville, TN, USA
Bridgestone Arena
Encore homecoming; all-star blowout

(Note: This is the leaked roster; official confirmation pending from lukebryan.com. Dates span North America and Europe, with a North American-heavy fall leg post-Europe.)

The leak’s timing is impeccable – just as Bryan’s 2025 run ends, it’s got fans refreshing Ticketmaster like it’s a full-time job. Presales for confirmed dates like Nashville and Atlanta are already vaporizing, with general onsale slated for October 4. Tickets start at $129 for upper bowls, but floor seats are eyeing $300+, and those $499 meet-and-greet packages (hello, photo with Bryan and a guest star) are 60% gone. The $999 “Backstage Legends Pass” – with side-stage views and signed guitars – is at 85% sold, while the random fan duet stunt (one lucky soul per show pulled onstage) has demand up 320%. “Nashville opener? Wembley x2? I’m flying from Oz,” tweeted @GlobalLukeHive, sparking a 50K-like frenzy. Wembley resale speculation? Already at $1,000 for stubs.

This isn’t just a tour; it’s Bryan’s victory lap at 49, blending 25 No. 1 hits like “Play It Again” with fresh cuts from his teased 2026 album. Guests rotate wildly: Wallen’s “Backroad Redemption” in five U.S. spots, Shelton’s “One Last Ride” co-headline in three, Ballerini’s high notes in Europe, and that Idol acoustic magic in Chicago and LA. The secret pop-up lurks in the gaps, and every night ends with a fan duet draw – pure, unfiltered chaos. “Leaked or not, this is gonna be legendary,” Bryan posted, with a wink. European fans are ecstatic (“Country in the Colosseum? Yes!”), while North Americans plot multi-city chases.

Skeptics sniff a publicity stunt – “Too perfect, too leaked,” quipped @SkepticalStan – but with Bryan’s track record (his 2023 tour grossed $100M+), it’s believable. Proceeds fuel his Farm Tour charity, too. As the countdown ticks, one thing’s clear: Luke Bryan’s 2026 World Tour is the summer we didn’t know we needed. Lock in those tickets before the “leak” becomes legend.