Luke Combs knows that Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Anthony Ramos “are not the type to let their buddies drink alone.”
Cast members of “Twisters” performed alongside the “Fast Car” singer onstage at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Friday night.
Midway through the hit “1, 2 Many,” Powell surprised the crowd by downing a beer with his co-star, as is Combs’ concert tradition.
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Luke Combs called Glen Powell and the stars of “Twisters” onto the stage for a beer. (Getty Images/Fox News Digital)
Powell appeared wearing blue jeans, a dark green button-up shirt and black cowboy boots that matched his backwards hat.
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Edgar-Jones sported a country-inspired look in a chic brown leather coat and denim slacks, while Ramos donned khaki cargo pants and a white T-shirt.
Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Anthony Ramos took to the stage. (Fox News Digital)
Combs, a longtime Miller Lite fan, hugged each of the actors as they lined the stage, each with a beer in their hands.
WATCH: Luke Combs chugs beers with the cast of ‘Twisters’
He gave a short countdown, then the group drank their beers together and threw the empty bottles into the crowd, with Powell eager to help Edgar-Jones finish his drink.
X On Saturday afternoon, Combs posted a video of the experience, writing, “Hey guys from Twisters, how about we try shooting each other with a shotgun?”
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Powell shared the video on her Instagram story, after which Daisy bragged on her own social media account, “This happened.”
Combs has been heavily involved with the new film, which hits theaters July 19. The country musician’s song “Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma” appears on the all-star soundtrack, along with new songs by Jelly Roll, Rainie Wilson, Shania Twain, Megan Moloney and Thomas Rhett.
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“Twisters” is a sequel to the 1996 blockbuster film “Twister,” starring Helen Hunt and the late Bill Paxton.
Powell, 35, denied that her new film contained a message about climate change.
Glen Powell’s breakout role was in Top Gun: Maverick. (Dave Bennett/WireImage)
“Firstly, if you tell people what to think you’re not engaging them in an emotional way. If people are thinking, ‘Hmm, either I agree with this message or I don’t’ you’re not going to get them on that high,” he told The Telegraph.
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“Of course, we may want to discuss other matters later, but that’s not the theme of our film. This is about a man and a woman facing off against nature, facing the storm and discovering who we really are.”
