Luke Combs continues to blend traditional country with modern elements, making his music exciting for fans and setting the stage for a significant 2025 with new releases and performances.

His collaboration with Bailey Zimmerman on 'Backup Plan' and a recent partnership with Jon Bellion on 'Why' showcase his versatility and appeal across different styles, with 'Backup Plan' gaining popularity as an anthem for the 2025 SEC football season.

Combs is known for his signature rowdy, party-anthem style, which will be reflected in his upcoming single 'Back in the Saddle,' set to release on July 25, 2025.

Fans are eagerly awaiting new music from Combs, especially after his recent collaborations and the success of his previous albums, including 'Gettin’ Old' and 'Fathers & Sons,' which featured hits like 'Fast Car'.

His last album, 'Fathers & Sons,' resonated with fans despite not being the most commercially successful, and included popular tracks like 'Fast Car' and 'Where the Wild Things Are.'

Combs has surpassed 2 billion streams on Spotify with singles like 'When It Rains It Pours' and 'Beautiful Crazy,' placing him among the top artists in streaming numbers.

With over two billion Spotify streams and three certified Diamond singles, Combs remains a dominant force in country music, recognized for his distinctive voice.

He announced that his new single, 'Back in the Saddle,' will be released on July 25, 2025, marking his return to the music scene after a brief break.

Combs is also preparing for upcoming festival appearances, including Lollapalooza in Chicago and a performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

His fourth album, 'Gettin’ Old,' achieved critical and commercial success, featuring major hits like 'Fast Car,' and his 2024 release, 'Fathers & Sons,' included notable songs such as 'The Man He Sees in Me.'