Outline’s GTO line array system was deployed throughout US country singer Luke Combs’ 2026 My Kinda Saturday Night Tour, with Special Event Services (SES) shipping its own inventory from North America to Europe for the first time.
The system was used across the tour’s 2026 routing, which opened at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on March 21 and concluded with three sold-out shows at Wembley Stadium in London on July 31, August 1 and 2. SES has supplied and deployed Outline equipment for the production for four consecutive years.
At Wembley, the end-stage configuration used GTO modules alongside GTO-DF down-fill and GTO-SUB low-frequency elements for the main hangs. Mantas 28 arrays provided out-fill, while delay towers combined GTO and GTO C-12 elements. LAB 21-HS infra-subwoofers were positioned beneath the stage, with LIPF-082 loudspeakers used for front-fill.
Two Outline Newton FPGA processors provided system control and optimisation. Sound designers Jason Farah and Joe Lefebvre used the company’s OpenArray 3D simulation software to model each venue ahead of the shows, with Todd Lewis operating at front of house.
The system travelled through six countries in five weeks, covering dates in Canada, Sweden, France, the Netherlands, Ireland and the UK. At selected US dates, the system had also been deployed in a 360-degree configuration, while Wembley used an end-stage arrangement.
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