Country artist Luke Bell has died at the age of 32, reports People Magazine.
Previously, the singer/songwriter had been reported missing in Tucson, Arizona. Bell suffered from bi-polar disorder.
Matt Kinman confirmed the artist’s death to Saving Country Music stating the he was found not far from where he went missing.
Bell was born in Lexington, Kentucky and was raised in Cody, Wyoming. He was the opening act for Willie Nelson, Hank Williams Jr. and others. Bell was signed to Thirty Tigers in 2016 and released a self titled album.
After the news of Bell’s passing, artists shared memories and condolences.
ACM Awards shared, “A sad day for our Country Music community. Sending our thoughts and sympathies to Luke Bell’s family, friends, and fans.”
I have been heartbroken to hear about the passing of Luke Bell. A bunch of us met in Nashville when we were so young and obsessed with country music – those years were so formative. He was extremely gifted & special. Go listen to Luke today. Rest In Peace now, old friend. 🕊
— Kelsey Waldon (@kelsey_waldon) August 31, 2022
thoughts on Luke Bell pic.twitter.com/wo392KZ6S1
— Margo Price (@MissMargoPrice) September 1, 2022
Luke Bell had one record and it’s better than most artists will spend a lifetime trying to make. So cool and so different. I’m sad to hear the news of his passing. I’m grateful I found this record he made. pic.twitter.com/gm2ytP1w4Z
— Shelby Lee Lowe (@ShelbyLeeLowe) August 30, 2022
My deepest sympathies to the friends and family of Luke Bell. His songs will forever be in my head. pic.twitter.com/3Q1XyP83u2
— Coby Langham (@CobyandtheCB) August 30, 2022
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