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Luke Combs has been all over the country music world this week, and the big story is his emotional new single Giving Her Away, which dropped last Friday, December fifth. According to American Songwriter and Country music sites, the song is a tear jerker written from the groom’s perspective on a wedding day, essentially a letter to the bride’s father, promising to love and care for his daughter. It’s already being called a future wedding day staple, and fans are absolutely losing it over it. Combs had been teasing it for weeks on Instagram, sharing clips of himself singing it in the studio, and when it finally arrived, outlets like Whiskey Riff and The Music Universe called it an instant hit and a powerful ballad that shows his softer, more vulnerable side.

This release comes right after The Prequel, his three song collection with My Kinda Saturday Night, 15 Minutes, and Days Like These, and it’s widely seen as the first taste of his next full album, which he’s said will arrive in early 2026. He’s mentioned cutting over thirty songs for that project, and there’s strong speculation that Giving Her Away will be on it, though that hasn’t been officially confirmed. At the same time, Combs has been hinting at older material possibly coming out, teasing a studio demo of his 2020 quarantine era song Sleepless in a Hotel Room on Instagram, which has fans wondering if he’s planning a big, multi song release in the near future.

On the business side, his Nashville entertainment complex Category 10 is in the spotlight again, set to host the free New Year’s Eve watch party for Nashville’s Big Bash, with Dwight Yoakam performing and Cody Alan and Caylee Hammack making special appearances. That event is December 31 at Category 10, and the special will air live on CBS and stream on Paramount Plus. Combs himself isn’t listed as performing at that event, but his venue is clearly becoming a major player in Music City’s live scene.

Tour wise, his massive My Kinda Saturday Night Tour is still the focus, kicking off in March 2026 in Las Vegas and running through August in London, with Dierks Bentley, Thomas Rhett, The Script and others joining on select dates. He’s also booked for major festivals like Stagecoach, Bonnaroo, and Austin City Limits, solidifying his status as one of country’s biggest global headliners.

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