Luke Bryan has revealed the track list for SIGNS, his ninth studio album, which arrives on September 18 through MCA. The record runs to 11 songs and has already been previewed with five of them.
Country And She Knows It is the current single. Word On The Street, the title track, Fish Hunt Golf Drink and Made It A Memory have also been released ahead of the album, leaving six songs still unheard when it lands.
Bryan has a writing credit on two of the 11: Fish Hunt Golf Drink and Crooked Rows Of Corn, both written with Matt Dragstrem, Chase McGill and Josh Thompson. That is a light load by the standards of a headline country act, and it points to a record built through Nashville's writing rooms rather than by one pen.
The rest of the credits pull in a wide bench. Parker Welling, Kyle Sturrock, Jimmy Robbins, Matt Alderman, Payton Smith, Justin Ebach, Jameson Rodgers, Jonathan Singleton, Whitney Duncan and Nate Kenyon all appear, with Kenyon on two songs.
The album lands mid-tour. Bryan is on the Word On The Street Tour through September, including a date at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena, with four Farm Tour 2026 shows still to come and the finale of the Double Down Tour with Jason Aldean at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on December 11.
SIGNS is on the release calendar for September 18. Bryan has had a mixed year away from the studio, with wildfires forcing his Washington shows back and Live Nation settling a lawsuit over a fan injured at one of his concerts. The record is straight-down-the-middle country.
The facts
- SIGNS is Luke Bryan's ninth studio album, out September 18 via MCA
- The album runs to 11 tracks
- Bryan co-wrote Fish Hunt Golf Drink and Crooked Rows Of Corn
- Country And She Knows It is the current single
- Word On The Street, Signs and Made It A Memory were also previewed
- The Double Down Tour finale with Jason Aldean is December 11 in Las Vegas
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