Luke Combs Does Some Critical Adulting in New Music ‘Tomorrow Me’

Luke Combs reveals off his mature aspect in his new track “Tomorrow Me,” the famous person’s first single from his third album Growin’ Up. The brand new undertaking, which follows the “Higher Collectively” singer’s 2019 album What You See Is What You Get, will likely be launched June 24.

Adorned by mandolin and metal, the midtempo tune units the scene with a phone name from an ex asking to cease by. “I do know what you need, I would like it too/the issue is, what’s incorrect with it’s the larger subject,” Combs sings in a low register. You see, he’s been damage by this individual on a number of events and doesn’t wish to repeat the expertise. He chooses to guard his personal coronary heart as a substitute of letting his needs win. “I gotta stay with tomorrow me,” he says, a easy, succinct reply for somebody making such a mature determination.

Combs introduced the album on Thursday together with its cowl art work, which set a portion of his face in opposition to an illustrated backdrop of barflies at an unnamed honky-tonk. “Title of the album is Growin’ Up and it’ll have 12 songs. Can’t look ahead to y’all to listen to the complete factor on June 24,” he wrote.

On Could 1, Combs is about to headline one night time of California’s Stagecoach Competition, after which he’ll carry out at New Orleans JazzFest. Later in Could, he’ll kick off his first stadium tour, with dates together with Empower Subject in Denver, Lumen Subject in Seattle, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.