Luke Bryan Reveals Track List for New Album, “Signs”
The King of Pop Country Luke Bryan has revealed the track list for his upcoming album called Signs out September 18th. The highly-anticipated ninth album from the country music superstar finds him exploring new themes, revisiting old favorite ones, and like every album that has ever been released in the history of ever, it is also said to be Luke’s most personal album to date.
Luke Bryan recently told Billboard about the new album, “By the time I make an album, I’ve had a lot of songs land in my lap [from outside songwriters]…But you know, the main thing with me is to just truly enjoy the process and try to make a well-rounded album, and I certainly feel like this is [one].”
He also told Saving Country Music recently, “You can kiss my ass too.”
During his career, Luke has amassed 27.2 Billion global streams, 12 Million global album sales, and more than 48 million track sales worldwide. He has 132 million in total RIAA certification units, including 19.5 million in album certifications and 112.5 million in single certifications. Bryan has also collected 32 #1 singles, and he’s accumulated 58 total weeks at #1 during his career.
Luke Bryan hopes that Signs continues his winning streak.
Signs Track List:
1. Fish Hunt Golf Drink
2. Hunt Fish Golf Drink
3. Golf Hunt Fish Drink
4. Drink Fish Hunt Golf
5. Fish Golf Drink Hunt
6. Hunt Golf Fish Drink
7. Golf Fish Hunt Drink
8. Drink Hunt Fish Golf
9. Fish Drink Golf Hunt
10. Hunt Drink Fish Golf
11. Golf Drink Hunt Fish
12. Drink Golf Hunt Fish
13. Fish Hunt Drink Golf
14. Hunt Fish Drink Golf
15. Golf Hunt Fish Drink
16. Drink Golf Fish Hunt
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August 31, 2026 @ 11:17 am
I just split a gut. Thanks, Trigger.
August 31, 2026 @ 11:21 am
Hahahahaha! This is funny because it’s so close to being true.
August 31, 2026 @ 11:22 am
What, no songs about chicks? Pass.
Lmao, well played Trigger!
August 31, 2026 @ 11:45 am
It’s interesting that you mention albums being personal in here (I get the sarcasm here, but i’ve been thinking about this the past couple of days). Everybody who writes songs nowadays seems to base it on their own personal life, but was this always so universally true?
Dolly Parton was an entertainer, and at least one article I read pointed out that it’s difficult to image Dolly Parton coming into contact with a woman so much more beautiful than her that she would truly be worried about losing her man to such a hypothetical person. Yet, she was able to write this and thousands of other songs, many of which were big hits, and which were universally loved because they spoke to people regardless of whether they were from her own personal experiences or not.
Now, I’m not saying that this is completely true, certainly authenticity is and always has been important in country music. but nevertheless, i find myself fascinated by this idea, and was wondering your thoughts on it.
August 31, 2026 @ 4:12 pm
wait til you hear about Johnny Cash not shooting a man in Reno
August 31, 2026 @ 9:11 pm
Or Marty Robbins dying in the El Paso sand, all for the love of a Mexican girl.
August 31, 2026 @ 5:00 pm
It depends how you look at it. From the writer perspective or artist perspective. The best writers will just write a catalogue of songs which most never see the light of day. They don’t write for a specific time period or trend either. Just what keeps coming to mind. They also have song pushers who try to get their material in front of artists/labels. Even dolly writing over 3,000 songs how many were actually recorded? There can be ones that are recorded quickly or other ones that may take years or decades to come to fruition and someone cut it.
Only so many songs can be on an album or ep. The artist perspective may have a theme going in. They may also what they want to consider the best songs for it. They also probably will pick a few in there that are commercially viable to be singles and played on the radio. The label or producer may even have a different idea altogether.
August 31, 2026 @ 8:47 pm
I was actually just listening to an old Shel Silverstein interview about this. He said he noticed back in the early 70s that a lot of the younger folk writers were only writing about there own exact experiences, when a good writer should also be writing from what they observe others doing. I think you see this even more in today’s writing, especially with main stream folk/country. It’s often about how the songwriter explicitly feels themselves, rather than telling a story that can convey the same feeling in a more nuanced way. It’s easy to write about how sad one is feeling , it’s a lot more difficult to write a fascinating and unique story that at the same time conveys the same sadness to your listener.
August 31, 2026 @ 11:26 pm
The best country songwriters of all time wrote about their own experiences… Hank Sr, Billy Joe Shaver, Merle Haggard, Ronnie Van Zant are my top four. Silverstien wrote mostly novelty crap like “Boy Named Sue.”
September 1, 2026 @ 9:25 am
I didn’t know Merle served in Vietnam.
August 31, 2026 @ 11:55 am
Ah Trigger. You’re doing the Lord’s work over here. Made my day, once again.
August 31, 2026 @ 11:56 am
This got me. Couldn’t figure out why this article existed when I read the title. Fantastic work.
Sidenote: just listened to Presley Haile’s newest single. I don’t know who Josh Serrato is (producer on her recent stuff), but he’s an enemy of mine.
August 31, 2026 @ 1:04 pm
Koe Wetzel’s guitar player and producer du jour of bland texas butt rock from every Texas frat boy trying and failing to copy koe’s sound. Presley Haile worked with him??? That is shocking
Jeremy pinnell rips
August 31, 2026 @ 12:19 pm
You got me. Glad I wasn’t in a nice restaurant with a drink in my mouth!
August 31, 2026 @ 12:19 pm
I puke when I hear Luke
August 31, 2026 @ 12:28 pm
Really weird article
August 31, 2026 @ 12:30 pm
can’t wait to hear tracks 2, 8 and 16!
August 31, 2026 @ 12:33 pm
He is so frustrating because he can do such good when he wants to. A lot like Aldean, he has some of the better album cuts of his era. It’s the singles that make you want to tear the radio right out of your vehicle.
August 31, 2026 @ 12:51 pm
Does this guy really have 32 songs that went #1?! How?
August 31, 2026 @ 12:57 pm
The same reason “Body Like A Back Road” is the biggest-selling Country song ever,Huntermc!!!!
August 31, 2026 @ 1:06 pm
Was so confused why this article existed til i saw the track list. Need more shitposts like this trig
Jpr
August 31, 2026 @ 2:07 pm
GOTTA SUPPORT LUKE HES ONE OF THE GOOD ONES
August 31, 2026 @ 2:25 pm
Will Michael Jackson Montgomery feature on this album?
This material is in his musical wheelhouse.
August 31, 2026 @ 3:08 pm
XD
It’s also a shame, because I honestly thought “Born Here, Live Here, Die Here”, at the time, signaled an encouraging pivot back to maturity and improvement as an artist aside from its singles. Pretty much the whole rest of that album had some really decent deep cuts like “Little Less Broken”, “Build Me A Daddy” and “Where Are We Goin’?” offered a glimpse as to what Bryan COULD be…………….IF he really put his heart into it.
But then “Mind Of A Country Boy” was a complete regression back to the same BS, and absolutely none of the promotional tracks for “Signs” have inspired ANY confidence either. I won’t be the least bit surprised if it becomes his first album to fail to chart the Billboard 200 entirely.
August 31, 2026 @ 4:09 pm
I started reading this and was angry that you were devoting any space whatsoever to this guy ahead of time.
Fucking great punchline
August 31, 2026 @ 4:55 pm
So, 8.2/10?
September 1, 2026 @ 5:57 am
2.8
August 31, 2026 @ 5:10 pm
Dude’s like 70 and still making music for 12 year olds.
August 31, 2026 @ 8:20 pm
Your proudest moment in life is Luke Bryan acknowledging you. Probably have that snapshot framed somewhere in mom’s basement.
August 31, 2026 @ 11:43 pm
I would be proud too. It’s an honor to know that the karaoke singer responsible for some the worst drivel, along with FGL and Aldean, has skin as thin as his artistic ability.
September 1, 2026 @ 2:08 am
I read this article as the truth.
Hank Williams (senior) on why he kept writing all those sad songs; I guess I’m a sadist.
September 1, 2026 @ 4:37 am
Magnificent, you can read the track list left/right, right/left, up/down, down/up and it still makes perfect sense, like the SATOR-ROTAS square 😀
September 1, 2026 @ 5:37 am
Perfectly good waste of time when there are new Son Volt and Jayhawks albums waiting to be reviewed.
September 1, 2026 @ 9:57 am
I enjoyed the article and am already aware of the Son Volt and Jayhawks releases.
Might be time for you start your own site since you think Trigger wasted his or your time. God forbid he have a little fun once in a while rather than reviewing hundreds of releases each year only to have complaints about not reviewing particular artists.
September 1, 2026 @ 10:25 am
I didn’t realize saying I’d rather read about Son Volt and the Jayhawks was an attack on Trigger’s character requiring a defense brief. But I appreciate you taking the time to litigate it.
September 1, 2026 @ 2:28 pm
Adam,
Last week was the busiest release week all year, and that is why I covered all the releases in a dedicated article.
https://savingcountrymusic.com/officially-declaring-august-28th-2026-a-country-music-holiday/
Also, Saving Country Music is a country music website, so I am going to focus on the country releases first. I’ve already reviewed numerous albums that were released on Friday and I hope to get to them all. But reviewing an album isn’t just deciding to do it over writing another album. You have to listen to the album, often over and over, regard it, then spend many hours composing a review. An article like this is a popcorn fart of a time commitment compared to that, and doesn’t take any time away from an album review being posted so you and everyone else can ignore it.
September 1, 2026 @ 6:14 am
There’s even room for 8 more tracks on the deluxe edition!
September 1, 2026 @ 7:23 am
“write what you know” – Mark Twain. “or have other people write what you know”- Me
September 1, 2026 @ 9:45 am
His sign on the album cover should say : “CLOSED. Gone fishin’, huntin’ & drinkin'”
September 1, 2026 @ 10:44 am
Trig,
I would appreciate a small note, in italics, at the beginning of posts like this:
“Pleas swallow any liquids you are enjoying.”
I can’t afford anymore spit takes on my laptop.
September 2, 2026 @ 7:33 am
Track 3 was so good he included it again at 15.
September 2, 2026 @ 3:27 pm
He’s 50,Buffalo Bill Cody.