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 Luke Combs is making major headlines this week with several significant developments that speak not only to his current career momentum but potentially to his long-term legacy in country music. The most notable recent news is that Luke has been named a headliner for two of the biggest music festivals of 2025. Austin City Limits just officially announced Combs as one of its top headliners, alongside names like Sabrina Carpenter and Hozier. The festival takes place this October across two weekends in Austin, Texas, and his slot marks another coveted main-stage billing for Combs, solidifying his continued relevance as a festival draw—this lineup announcement has garnered national coverage by sources like The Hollywood Reporter and IMDb. Almost simultaneously, the Country Music Festival also revealed Combs as one of their 2025 headliners, sharing the main stage with Zach Bryan and Jelly Roll. These festival headlining slots mean Combs’ star power shows no sign of dimming and could also hint at new music or special performances prepared just for these high-profile events.

On the business front, Australia’s music industry press has highlighted Combs’ groundbreaking impact as the first country act to mount a major stadium tour down under. According to a recent CMAA report, his Australian tour drew an impressive 490,000 fans, contributing to a staggering rise in country music’s mainstream popularity and economic strength in the region. The fact that local coverage ties his name to the broader $1 billion surge in Australia's country music sector is no small detail—Combs is not just a performer, but a genuine market mover internationally.

Fans also got a fresh taste of Combs’ collaborative spirit as he joined Post Malone for a music video shoot on the streets of Nashville. The official video for Post Malone’s track "Guy for That"—featured on Malone’s August album "F-1 Trillion"—was filmed live atop a flatbed truck, an event that lit up social media and Nashville streets with cellphone videos and buzz.

On the musical side, while "Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma" is still riding high from its soundtrack status in Twisters, a recent social moment captured Kelly Clarkson performing a powerhouse cover of the hit on her show. Combs himself responded by calling her rendition “unreal” on Instagram, showing he tracks tributes to his work and values his peer network. That Instagram, by the way, has also been the go-to spot for fans to track his family milestones—Combs and his wife Nicole Hocking recently celebrated back-to-back birthdays for their boys, Tex and Beau, and her own Instagram is filled with heartfelt tributes and everyday life with Luke, further endearing him to his audience.

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