Five time ACM and CMA Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan has released “Signs”, the title track from his forthcoming 10th studio album.
Written by Jody Stevens, Patrick Murphy, Jason Duke, Tommy Cecil and Jon Mills, “Signs” gives fans another preview of Bryan’s latest studio project.
“Signs” is the fifth track Bryan has shared ahead of the album’s release on September 18.
It follows “Word On The Street”, current radio hit “Country And She Knows It”, “Fish Hunt Golf Drink” and “Made It A Memory”.
Bryan is also continuing his Word On The Street Tour, with the country star heading to the Northwest for another run of US shows. The tour launched at the end of May with back to back sold out dates.
Review
These lyrics turn heartbreak into a playful celebration of freedom, with Luke Bryan embracing the aftermath of a breakup rather than mourning it. The writing leans heavily into familiar country imagery, from cold beer and Chevrolet to Lucchese boots and the Panhandle, creating an unmistakably country setting. The clever central hook, “There’s gonna be signs”, works particularly well, suggesting his newfound independence will be obvious without needing an announcement. Lines about being single and enjoying freedom add humour and swagger, while the conversational language keeps everything accessible. It is uncomplicated, upbeat storytelling designed to turn a breakup into a feel good country anthem.