Luke Bryan is giving fans a clearer look at his next musical chapter, revealing the songs that will make up his ninth studio album, Signs.
The country star will release the 11-track project on September 18, adding another full-length album to a recording career that has stretched across nearly two decades.
Signs includes Bryan’s current single, “Country And She Knows It,” alongside “Word On The Street,” the title track “Signs,” “Fish Hunt Golf Drink” and “Made It A Memory.”
The remainder of the album features “Woods,” “Down Goes The Whiskey,” “Crooked Rows Of Corn,” “I Like Loving You,” “Killer” and “Praying By The Rules.”
Bryan also had a hand in writing two of the album’s songs. He co-wrote “Fish Hunt Golf Drink” with Matt Dragstrem and Chase McGill, while “Crooked Rows Of Corn” was written with Josh Thompson, McGill and Dragstrem.
The project continues Bryan’s familiar approach of mixing his own songwriting with material from Nashville’s songwriting community. The singer has said that enjoying the process and finding the right combination of songs remain central to the way he puts an album together.
Signs follows Bryan’s 2024 project Mind Of A Country Boy and becomes the latest entry in a catalog that began with his debut studio album, I’ll Stay Me, in 2007.
The new record arrives during another busy stretch on the road. Bryan has been touring behind his Word On The Street Tour and has additional performances scheduled around the album’s release, including his annual Farm Tour shows.
With several songs already giving listeners a preview of the project, Signs finds Bryan heading toward another album release with a mixture of radio-ready country, small-town themes and material designed for the big live shows that have become a defining part of his career.
