Luke Bell, country singer missing for 10 days, found dead. Read more to know the details

Luke Bell, a songwriter and country singer has died aged 32. Unfortunately, the young singer with an infectious smile, who would draw audiences of every background with his honky-tonk rendition was battling bipolar disorder. People would miss his yodeling which provided a colorful outline for most of his popular songs.

Luke bell's songs reflected the cool and laidback style of Texan culture deeply rooted in Nashville and Bakersfield.

Luke Bell went missing when he visited Arizona accompanied by Matt Kinman, his friend and songwriter August 10, Saturday.


He died and was found 10 days later not very far from where he went missing. His autopsy report is still awaited as people would want to know the cause of his death.

Kinman, who had gotten down from the truck to buy some food for both of them, saw Luke for the last time sitting at the back. When Kinman returned to the truck Luke had already left. Luke’s temperament was always like that. When he was younger, he would casually hitchhike or take a lift and lie down almost anywhere.

He had the gift of music and he would sometimes get immersed in that so deep that reality would just drift away from him.

Rolling stone took notice of his style in 2015 and wrote about his yodeling and honky-tonk classic renditions.

This helped Luke Bell to get opening slots at various shows with Willie Nelson, Hank Williams, and Junior and Dwight Yoakam to name a few.

Bell released his albums called Luke Bell in 2012, followed by the album Don’t Mind If I Do in 2014 and Luke Bell in 2016. Luke’s hit singles include Where Ya Been? in 2017, and Jealous Guy in 2021.