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 @ 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 @ 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