How To Contact Luke Bryan…

Email Luke Bryan on his Official Site (Luke’s 32 Bridge), lukebryansocial@gmail.com or care/of his agent, manager, or publicist.

Meet Luke Bryan at one of his live events, album releases, book signings, movie/TV shows, product launches, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

To get Luke Bryan’s autograph, send a fan letter with a self-addressed stamped envelope to:

Luke Bryan
c/o Luke’s 32 Bridge
301 Broadway
Nashville, TN 37201

Text LUKE to 27390.

Text LUKE to 27390.

Luke Bryan’s talent agency is:

Jay Williams
c/o WME Agency
1201 Demonbreun
Nashville, TN 37203

Luke Bryan’s management is:

Kerri Edwards
c/o KP Entertainment
2915 Berry Hill Dr.
Nashville, TN 37204

Luke Bryan’s publicist is:

Leigh Parr Malleus
c/o Universal Music Group
222 2nd Ave S.
Nashville, TN 37201

Bill Maher interviewed country music star Luke Bryan on his podcast “Club Random with Bill Maher.” They discussed Bryan’s bow hunting, music career, and Georgia upbringing.

Luke Bryan and Blake Shelton are connected through good-natured jokes and banter about each other’s music, farming, and their rendition of “Mountain Music” at the 2024 BMI Country Awards.

Luke Bryan is connected to Brad Paisley through a tribute to Kenny Rogers at the ACM Our Country show and their joint appearance at the 2020 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Luke Bryan and Carrie Underwood are country music artists who co-hosted the annual Country Music Association (CMA) Awards together multiple times.

Luke Bryan is connected to Chris Stapleton through the song “Drink a Beer,” which Stapleton co-wrote with Jim Beavers and performed as a background vocalist on Bryan’s recording.

Luke Bryan is connected to Cole Swindell through a mentorship and friendship, which began when Swindell was a college student and Bryan gave him his first job in Nashville as a merchandise seller.

Luke Bryan is connected to Dierks Bentley through their close friendship, with Bentley often referring to Bryan as his favorite drinking buddy, and through country music.

Luke Bryan is connected to Dolly Parton as a country music star and her influence on his career.

Luke Bryan is connected to Eric Church through “The Only Way I Know,” which they recorded with Jason Aldean for his album Night Train, and texting after Church’s 2021 Super Bowl performance.

Luke Bryan is connected to Jason Aldean by recording “Sunday in the South” with Shenandoah and Aldean’s tribute performance honoring Bryan at the ACM Honors.

Luke Bryan and Jelly Roll are connected through American Idol. Bryan judges the show, and Jelly Roll is the show’s first ‘Artist in Residence’ for season 23.

Luke Bryan and Jennifer Lopez are connected as judges on American Idol, though they served in different eras: Bryan joined in 2018 while Lopez judged from 2011 to 2016.

Luke Bryan is connected to Jimmy Kimmel through Jimmy Kimmel Live!, where he shared stories about his life, music, American Idol, and personal anecdotes like his bass fish allergy.

Luke Bryan is connected to Joe Rogan through The Joe Rogan Experience podcast (#2216), where they discussed hunting, mutual friends, and Bryan’s career in “Bro-Country” music.

Luke Bryan is connected to Jon Pardi through “Cowboys and Plowboys,” which they released together, and through performances at events like Bryan’s Crash My Playa.

Luke Bryan is connected to Katy Perry as judges on American Idol, their friendly interactions during the show, and their concurrent Las Vegas residencies.

Luke Bryan is connected to Keith Urban by singing “Fishin’ in the Dark” at CMA Fest. Urban also advised Bryan before his stint as a judge on “American Idol.”

Luke Bryan is connected to Kelly Clarkson through the music industry, including appearances on The Kelly Clarkson Show, where Bryan has been a guest, and American Idol.

Luke Bryan is connected to Kenny Chesney through performances, such as covering Chesney’s “When the Sun Goes Down” during a New Year’s Eve concert, and through tribute shows.

Luke Bryan is connected to Lionel Richie through performances at events like Crash My Playa and as judges on American Idol, where they often engage in playful banter and musical challenges.

Luke Bryan is connected to Luke Combs through Combs’ appearance on Bryan’s Hulu series “It’s All Country.”

Luke Bryan is connected to Miranda Lambert through country music, including “Icons Of Country” tribute show featuring both artists, and Bryan’s admiration for Lambert as a talented artist.

Luke Bryan is connected to Morgan Wallen through his decision to pass on recording Wallen’s hit song “Sand in My Boots,” which Bryan turned down.

Luke Bryan is connected to Ryan Seacrest through their close friendship, which developed during their time on American Idol.

Luke Bryan and Taylor Swift have performed together on stage, such as during her 2013 Red Tour. He supported and admired her career and personal life, including her relationships and tours.

Luke Bryan is connected to Teddy Swims through the song “Georgia Ways,” which celebrates their shared Georgia roots alongside rapper Quavo.

Luke Bryan played a significant role in Thomas Rhett’s life, influencing his marriage plans and a fishing trip where Rhett’s daughter caught her first red snapper with Bryan’s help.

Luke Bryan is connected to Tim McGraw through Bryan’s first major tour with McGraw, which inspired him, as well as memorable moments like flying on McGraw’s private plane.

Luke Bryan is connected to Zach Bryan as they are half-brothers. They share the same father, Tommy Bryant, but have different mothers, making them siblings in country music.

Luke Bryan is a country music singer, songwriter, and television personality known for his catchy hits and high-energy performances. He rose to fame in the late 2000s with songs like “Country Girl (Shake It for Me)” and “Drunk on You.” Bryan has released multiple chart-topping albums and has won numerous awards, including Entertainer of the Year from the Country Music Association. He’s also a judge on American Idol, where he’s become known for his laid-back, Southern charm.