Month: April 2024

Luke Combs has teased his upcoming tour’s setlist – and it only has one song on it: “Fast Car.”

The country star took to Instagram recently to jokingly share a glimpse of the list of songs fans can expect. 

“We just finished our run-through of the set. Feeling really good. Tour starts next week, which is unreal to me,” Luke said in the video after rehearsals. “So thought I’d give you guys a little sneak peek of one of the nights, not both nights, one of the nights of the set so you know what to expect for Fridays.”

Luke then showed the setlist sheet, which listed “Fast Car” from one to 25, alluding to the potentiality of his cover of Tracy Chapman‘s hit being performed 25 times.

“Pause it if you need, check it out, tell me what you think. See y’all next week,” Luke continued with a straight face, not missing a beat of his prank.

“HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH I AM DEAD…. DEAD PAN AT ITS FINEST,” fellow country singer and Sony Music Nashville labelmate Nate Smith commented.

“Ok but how can you skip Fast Car?” Dan + Shay‘s Dan Smyers also said in the comments.

Luke’s upcoming Growin' Up and Gettin' Old Tour kicks off April 12 and April 13 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. For tickets and a full list of dates, visit lukecombs.com.

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Chayce Beckham has scored his first chart-topper with “23.”

The self-penned track hit #1 on both the Billboard Country Airplay and Mediabase Country charts, and was first performed on Chayce’s run on the 19th season of American Idol.

“I still can't believe or process '23' is #1 at country radio,” says Chayce. “I wrote this song when I had nothing to my name. Fast forwarding to now, to living out my dream, I just feel so blessed. I want to shake every single person's hand that made this possible – thank you.”

“23” is the lead single from Chayce’s forthcoming debut album, Bad For Me. The 13-track project arrives April 5 and is available for presave now.

For tickets to Chayce’s ongoing Bad For Me Tour, head to chaycebeckham.com.

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Chris Young was on ABC’s Good Morning America on Tuesday to perform his latest single, “Young Love & Saturday Nights.”

Before taking the mic, Chris chatted about his new album, tour and the David Bowie-inspired song.

“It always me cracks up because people are like, ‘That sounds like the lick to “Rebel Rebel,”‘ and I was like, ‘It’s because it is,'” Chris shared. “David Bowie’s actually on the song credited as a writer, and they just wrote a new song around that lick.”

“I’m very excited to get on the road and start this tour and kick it off, and so happy the album’s out there, too,” he added.

Chris then joined his band onstage to perform the uptempo love song while donning a black leather jacket and his signature slicked-back hair.

Chris’ Young Love & Saturday Nights Tour kicks off April 25 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and will conclude May 18 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Tickets are available now at chrisyoungcountry.com.

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As Tyler Hubbard readies to roll out his sophomore album, he’s reflecting on one of the project’s cornerstone inspirations: fans who were at his 2023 shows.

“I think being on tour last year highly influenced the album. You know, I wrote 11 of the 13 songs out on the road, out on the tour bus with writer friends of mine that I had taken out, and a lot of weekends I had writers with me,” Tyler shares.

“It was a lot of fun really getting to pull from the energy of the fans, really getting to pull from the inspiration of the live show and really looking at the setlist from a different perspective and seeing what's working, what's connecting and resonating with the fans and what's missing,” he says.

“What else do I want to do? What kind of feels or emotions do I want to put out there and do live?” Tyler recalls of his earlier thoughts. “It was a lot of fun to really directly – not only me but my songwriting buddies – [watch] the set, [watch] the fans, [see] how they're engaged and [be] able to take that inspiration back and pull from that.”

Tyler’s sophomore album, Strong, is available for preorder and presave now. Its lead single, “Back Then Right Now,” is #6 and ascending the country charts.

To see Tyler at Kane Brown‘s In The Air Tour, head tylerhubbardofficial.com.

Here’s the track list for Strong:

“Wish You Would”
“Park”
“A Lot With a Little”
“Night Like That”
“Take Me Back”
“Back Then Right Now”
“Vegas”
“Turn”
“American Mellencamp”
“BNA”
“Summer Talkin'”
“’73 Beetle”
“Strong”

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