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Luke Combs Achieves Historic Wembley Stadium Milestone
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But when taking the stage at London’s Wembley Stadium, Combs found himself in an entirely different element as 90,000 fans screamed his name.
While performing hits like “I Ain’t No Cowboy” and “Going, Going, Gone,” Combs set a new world record for being the first solo country musician to headline the venue.
Every singer wants to set a world record, but for Combs, his Wembley concert caught the attention of Guinness World Records.
Videos by American SongwriterPlay videoThe new achievement came only a few weeks after Combs set another record.
Entertaining fans at Gothenburg’s Ullevi Stadium, the country singer performed to a crowd of 60,826, setting a new attendance record.