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Luke Combs

Luke Combs is a North Carolina country singer and songwriter whose songs span barroom singalongs, love and fatherhood, from “Hurricane” to The Way I Am.

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Overview

From
Asheville, North Carolina
Work
Country singer and songwriter
Breakout
“Hurricane,” his first country radio No. 1 in May 2017
Fans
The Bootleggers

Mini bio

How it started.

Combs studied criminal justice at Appalachian State, played rugby and sang in an a cappella group. He began performing around Boone and posting covers and originals on YouTube and Vine.

The breakthrough.

He moved to the Nashville area in September 2014. Three independent EPs and the growing audience for “Hurricane” led to a River House Artists and Sony Music Nashville deal in October 2016. The song reached No. 1 at country radio the next May.

Songs that travel.

Gettin’ Old includes his version of Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car.” He performed it with Chapman at the 66th Grammy Awards. Fathers & Sons followed in 2024, reflecting on being a dad, and The Way I Am arrived in 2026.

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Quotes

It’s been a long process getting this thing going, but I’m really proud of this record.Luke Combs, Sony Music Canada album announcement

He shared this when announcing The Way I Am in January 2026.

Trivia

  1. His first concert was Vince Gill, with his mother and grandmother.
  2. He played Nathan Detroit in Guys and Dolls during his senior year of high school.
  3. He kept a dollar bill from his first paying gig at Boone’s Parthenon Café.

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