Luke Combs might be in the middle of a tour right now, but he found time to work on new music. He just announced a surprise album that will be available next week; check out the details below.
Taking to his official social media accounts, the singer shared the official album art of his upcoming record, Fathers & Songs, which features himself, an elderly man, and two children fishing in a pond.
To give fans a taste of what's coming on June 14, the singer dropped the album's lead single, "The Man He Sees in Me."
"Excited to announce my new album Fathers & Sons will be out NEXT Friday, June 14... I can't wait for y'all to hear the full album next week and hope y'all love this project as much as I do," he wrote.
The country star also shared the official tracklist of his new record:
1. Front Door Famous
2. In Case I Ain't Around
3. Huntin' By Yourself
4. Little Country Boys
5. Whoever You Turn Out to Be
6. Remember Him That Way
7. The Man He Sees in Me
8. All I Ever Do is Leave
9. Plant A Seed
10. Ride Around Heaven
11. My Old Man Was Right
12. Take Me Out to the Ballgame
In a previous interview with Taste of Country Nights, he opened up about being a father to his children, saying, "It's just kind of hard to write or focus on anything else. That's what my world is right now."
He added that he's lucky to spend three or four days a week at home with his children. Since he only plays two nights a week, he gets to bond with his kids most of the time at home.
"That's what I'm doing. I go out and play some shows and come home and make breakfast and lunches and naps and diapers," he added.
The upcoming record will follow his two albums, Growin' Up and Gettin' Old.
In other updates about Combs, the country star is on tour until later this year. His next show will be at the Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, UT, on June 7, 2024.
More information about Luke Combs' upcoming concerts, tickets, and complete tour dates are available on his official website.
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