Luke Combs is blowing people away with his smash hit song “Hurricane.” The song is one of the hottest tracks of 2017, and that’s all leading up to the release of his debut album, This One’s For You, next month. With such a powerful vocal performance on “Hurricane” people wonder about Luke’s entrance into singing, and he relates the talent to just being something you’re born with and couldn’t really control, “I don’t know, I would compare it to being tall, I guess. It’s just kind of like, I started singing as soon as I could talk, is what my parents always told me.” But his love of singing did lead to some set backs during his school years, “I was always getting in trouble for humming in class, and singing and stuff.” But for Luke it was never about being the best singer “I just didn’t even really know I was any good at it until probably I was in the 9th grade. I just knew I liked it, and people liked to hear me sing, and that was it. I wasn’t like ‘man, am I any good at this,’ or anything, it was just something that I was comfortable doing, and that really made me happy.” And now he’s making lots of fans happy out on the road playing shows and singing his song “Hurricane”–if you want to check him out, and see when he’s headed your way on tour, head to Luke Combs dot com or just click right HERE

  Luke Combs tries to explain where his singing ability came from. (:38)
“I don’t know, I would compare it to being tall, I guess. It’s just kind of like, I started singing as soon as I could talk, is what my parents always told me. I was always getting in trouble for humming in class, and singing and stuff. “I don’t know, I would compare it to being tall, I guess. It’s just kind of like, I started singing as soon as I could talk, is what my parents always told me. I remember my Aunts would always make me sing when I was real little, 5 or 6. I don’t know, I just didn’t even really know I was any good at it until probably I was in the 9th grade. I just knew I liked it, and people liked to hear me sing, and that was it. I wasn’t like ‘man, am I any good at this,’ or anything, it was just something that I was comfortable doing, and that really made me happy, so that was how the singing came into the picture.”