Luke Combs Readies New Album ‘The Way I Am’ Out in March: Details Here
Luke Combs announces brand new album, The Way I Am, out March 20th. Here’s everything we know about the new project, the released songs, and more!
At this point in his career, there’s no argument that Luke Combs is a superstar by every definition of the word. Every song that Combs puts out becomes a hit, and every show that the singer-songwriter plays sells out. As we anticipate the release of Combs next studio album, The Way I Am, here’s everything we know so far.
The Way I Am will be released on March 20th featuring 22 songs. So far, a few of the songs off the project have been released, including, “Sleepless in a Hotel Room,” “Back in the Saddle,” and “Giving Her Away.” Fans are still awaiting the full track-list. The project was produced by Combs, Jonathan Singleton, and Chip Matthews, and is said to explore the balancing act between family and career.
“It’s been a long process getting this thing going, but I’m really proud of this record,” shared Combs in a recent press release. “I’ve loved the song ‘Sleepless in a Hotel Room’ for a long time and it’s been awesome to see how excited the fans are for that one as well.”
Gear up for more news about the project as it comes out! Below is the track list so far. Stay tuned for more information soon!
The Way I Am Track List:
- Back in the Saddle
- My Kinda Saturday Night
- Days Like These
- 15 Minutes
- Giving Her Away
- Sleepless in a Hotel Room
Luke Combs readies upcoming studio album, ‘The Way I Am,’ slated for release March 20th.
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