Five-time Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan is celebrating the release of his first collaboration with Luke Combs, “Finders Keepers,” which impacted country radio today. The song was the most-added at radio one week early, with 88 reporting stations (Mediabase and Billboard), with an additional 40 stations coming on board today. “Finders Keepers,” written by Jimi Bell, Beau Bailey, and Sam Ellis, brings together two of country music’s biggest artists and appears on Bryan’s ninth studio album, SIGNS.
“It’s up-tempo on steroids!” Bryan recently said about “Finders Keepers” in an interview with The Kelleigh Bannen Show on Apple Music Country. “The fact that Combs signed on to do it is really awesome because I’ve always wanted to have a Luke & Luke moment. The song really lights up the energy and the vibe. It’s got the classic guitars and steels in it, and then it’s got that kind of Alabama harmony thing at the end of the chorus. So, I just love it. Everything about the song just kind of checks all the boxes for me.”
Luke wrapped his headline “Word On The Street Tour” earlier this month and will have his final show of the year with Jason Aldean in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium on December 11, the final of five shows of the 2026 DOUBLE DOWN TOUR. Jon Pardi, Chase Matthew, and DJ Rock are special guests. Go to LukeBryan.com for information and tickets.
About Luke Bryan
During his career, Luke has amassed 27.5 Billion global streams, 11.9 Million global album sales, and more than 47.9 Million track sales worldwide. He has 133 Million in total RIAA certification units, including 19.5 Million in album certifications and 113.5 Million in single certifications. Luke is one of only five artists to have multiple Country singles RIAA Diamond certified.
He was honored with the SoundExchange Hall of Fame Award in recognition of his standing as one of the most-streamed artists in the organization’s 20-year history. He has garnered 32 #1 singles, 17 of which he co-wrote, and he has accumulated 58 total weeks at #1 during his career.
Luke has hosted the ACM Awards five times and the CMA Awards four times, and has won more than 50 major music awards, including five Entertainer of the Year awards. Additional honors include six CMT Artist of the Year recognitions, NSAI Artist/Songwriter of the Year, the first-ever recipient of the ACM Album of the Decade Award for Crash My Party, seven CMT Music Awards, five Billboard Music Awards, and four American Music Awards—as well as being named Billboard’s Top Country Artist of the 2010s, the Most Heard Artist of the Decade by Country Aircheck, and Artist Humanitarian Recipient by the Country Radio Broadcasters, and receiving the ACM Lifting Lives Award for his devotion to improving lives through the power of music. Luke was inducted into the Star Trail of Fame by The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo to honor his profound impact over the years.
