The American Idol judge has announced that his new album, Born Here, Live Here, Die Here, will be coming out April 24th!

We already got to hear two songs off the new record — singles “Knockin’ Boots” and “What She Wants Tonight” — and on Thursday Luke performed a snippet from the title track live on social media.

But that’s not all! Luke is also going on tour starting May 28th in Cincinnati, OH and ending on October 10th in San Bernardino, CA. He’ll be taking Morgan Wallen with him on the road, alongside Runaway June and Caylee Hammack on select dates.

You can watch Luke’s announcement, along with snippet performances of “What She Wants Tonight” and “Born Here, Live Here, Die Here” in the video below, starting at around the 27:30 minute mark.

And below are the tour dates, with select dates going on sale January 31st.

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“We knew that American Idol on ABC would unleash an opportunity for singers from all walks of life to realize their dreams and that these incredible contestants would have America rooting for their success,” said Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment. “I am thrilled that Katy, Luke, Lionel, and Ryan will be back to once again embark on this Idol journey with us to discover the next crop of inspiring talent.”

ABC has tried to establish its own singing competition in the past including the short-lived Rising Star in 2014 but didn’t manage to catch the attention of the audience. The network then decided to make a deal with FremantleMedia North America and 19 Entertainment reviving American Idol, which previously aired on Fox for 15 seasons (2002-2016).

“American Idol’s return on ABC has shown once again that viewers love to discover and support raw talent,” said Trish Kinane, president of Entertainment Programming, FremantleMedia North America, executive producer and showrunner of American Idol. “Our new judges Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie have brought huge credibility, energy, and fun to the show this year, and we are so excited to continue the journey with Ryan Seacrest at the helm in the search for the next superstar.”

Although American Idol had its ups and downs during its first season on ABC, it managed to generate strong rating since the start of the live shows, establishing itself as Sunday’s number one entertainment broadcast series in each of its eight telecasts this season. The finale of the first season is scheduled for May 21st.

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The American Idol judge has announced that his new album, Born Here, Live Here, Die Here, will be coming out April 24th!

We already got to hear two songs off the new record — singles “Knockin’ Boots” and “What She Wants Tonight” — and on Thursday Luke performed a snippet from the title track live on social media.

But that’s not all! Luke is also going on tour starting May 28th in Cincinnati, OH and ending on October 10th in San Bernardino, CA. He’ll be taking Morgan Wallen with him on the road, alongside Runaway June and Caylee Hammack on select dates.

You can watch Luke’s announcement, along with snippet performances of “What She Wants Tonight” and “Born Here, Live Here, Die Here” in the video below, starting at around the 27:30 minute mark.

And below are the tour dates, with select dates going on sale January 31st.

The post Luke Bryan Announces New Album and Tour appeared first on TheDailyDay.

“We knew that American Idol on ABC would unleash an opportunity for singers from all walks of life to realize their dreams and that these incredible contestants would have America rooting for their success,” said Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment. “I am thrilled that Katy, Luke, Lionel, and Ryan will be back to once again embark on this Idol journey with us to discover the next crop of inspiring talent.”

ABC has tried to establish its own singing competition in the past including the short-lived Rising Star in 2014 but didn’t manage to catch the attention of the audience. The network then decided to make a deal with FremantleMedia North America and 19 Entertainment reviving American Idol, which previously aired on Fox for 15 seasons (2002-2016).

“American Idol’s return on ABC has shown once again that viewers love to discover and support raw talent,” said Trish Kinane, president of Entertainment Programming, FremantleMedia North America, executive producer and showrunner of American Idol. “Our new judges Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie have brought huge credibility, energy, and fun to the show this year, and we are so excited to continue the journey with Ryan Seacrest at the helm in the search for the next superstar.”

Although American Idol had its ups and downs during its first season on ABC, it managed to generate strong rating since the start of the live shows, establishing itself as Sunday’s number one entertainment broadcast series in each of its eight telecasts this season. The finale of the first season is scheduled for May 21st.

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