Luke Combs Replaced By Zach Bryan At Super Bowl 60 Performance

by The Spun
Luke Combs Replaced By Zach Bryan At Super Bowl 60 Performance

Super Bowl 60 stadium.

© Kirby Lee-Imagn Images

Super Bowl 60 is set to feature all sorts of acts this weekend.

Bad Bunny will of course be headlining the Super Bowl 60 halftime show. But there will also be a pregame performance from GreenDay. Other top musicians have been scheduled to appear at various events throughout the weekend, as well.

But one notable performer dropped out of his scheduled appearance at the last minute. He was replaced by a big-time country music star, though, and all ended up working out like it should have.

Super Bowl in 2024. (Photo by PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images)

PATRICK T. FALLON/Getty Images

Singer Luke Combs was meant to perform at the pre-game EA Sports' Madden Bowl on Friday, which took place at the Chase Center in San Francisco, California.

However, he dropped out at the last minute.

"Update: Luke has to hold it down at home with a new one on the way," EA Sports officials wrote on Instagram. "All love for Luke and his family - and we can't wait to put on an unforgettable #MaddenBowl with @zachlanebryan leading an incredible night of music and football for the fans.”

Combs, known for his cover of Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car," was ultimately replaced on stage by Zach Bryan.

Bryan replaces Combs at the last minute

Bryan ended up performing, along with Teddy Swims, Stephen Wilson jr., Gavin Adcock, and rapper LaRussell.

Christian McCaffrey joined him on stage, too.

Combs and his wife, Nicole Hocking, are expecting their third child together. He was sorry to miss the show.

“So sorry to miss y’all at Madden Bowl, but family always comes first,” he wrote. “Have a great time.”

The pregame party, meanwhile, "the official Media Welcome Party, the Madden NFL Super Bowl Prediction, live esports competition featuring the world’s top Madden NFL 26 players, and athlete and creator content across Super Bowl LX Opening Night, NFL Honors, and the NFL Media Center. Together, these moments give fans more ways than ever to experience Super Bowl LX."

Super Bowl 60 is set to kick off at 6 p.m. E.T. on NBC.

Published:
by The Spun

Related News

Read All