Luke Combs

Country music superstar Luke Combs led a sold-out crowd on the first night of back-to-back shows at the Resch Center in chants of "Go Pack Go."

It was former “The Voice” winner Danielle Bradbery, dressed in head-to-toe shimmer, who joined him for his first live performance of the song. None was more lovely than “Beautiful Crazy.” Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers had hinted earlier in the week on “The Pat McAfee Show” he might be going to Friday’s show. Now if I say it, are you all gonna do it?” Combs asked, before launching the crowd in a round of “Go Pack Go." Fans were still filing in during Morgan Wade’s short set to open the night, the depth of her lyrics sometimes swallowed up by the booming volume of arena sound, but they made sure to be there for everything Davis had to offer. I never would have imagined that me playing guitar and singing would ever become anything even close to what this is,” he said, one of several times he addressed the crowd about how grateful he is. “Not to get too deep on you, but listen, I’m 32 years old, and in a lot of ways I still feel like a kid. It’s been one colossal hit after another since the appropriately named “Hurricane” landed him at the top of the country charts in 2017 and at countless awards show podiums since. He makes a point each night to play a song onstage by himself. So what you say we shotgun one.” Blink and you missed him draining a can of Miller Lite two songs in — the prolific singer-songwriter’s other talent. And oh, by the way, he’ll play 16 countries on three continents next year on a world tour. I know you’re having a drink with me."