Country Singer Luke Bell Found Dead

 

Country Singer Luke Bell Found Dead a Week After Reported Missing. (32) The cause of death was listed as "unknown"   

 

More than per week when he was rumored missing in Arizona, country singer Luke Bell was found dead in metropolis on Monday (August 29). The Arizona Daily Star rumored that Bell, 32, was found dead close to the realm wherever he was rumored missing, with a explanation for death not on the market at press time. USA these days rumored that the metropolis local department confirmed Bell’s death, expression in a very statement, “the investigation is in progress at the instant,” with no any details disclosed at press time.

 

Born in Lexington, Kentucky and raised in Cody, Wyoming, Bell discharged his debut full-length album on Bandcamp, Don’t Mind If I Do, in 2014 and later signed to the Thirty Tigers label, home to Jason Isbell and therefore the four hundred Unit, Greensky Bluegrass, Amanda Shires and Lucinda Williams. Best famed for his traditionalist Caucasian tonk country tunes “Where Ya Been?” and “The Bullfighter” from his 2016 self-titled Thirty Tigers debut, Bell’s most up-to-date unharness was a twangy 2021 cowl of John Lennon’s 1971 ballad “Jealous Guy.”

 

Close friend and fellow country singer Matt Kinman, WHO aforementioned he was with Bell recently and had been taking care of the singer for six years, rumoredly told Saving country and western — that initial reported the news — that Bell went missing on August twenty in metropolis.

 

In a 2016 interview with the la Times, Bell aforementioned he was galvanized by singer/songwriters like John Prine before he enraptured to capital of Texas, American state for some years and going in the Tejano supergroup the American state Tornados. “Then I visited city. i used to be solely there for concerning six months. i used to be living in a very molding trailer that smelled of bleach within the Lower Ninth Ward. it absolutely was powerful,” he said.

Spokespeople for Bell, his label and therefore the metropolis local department had not came back requests for added comment at press time. Margo value was among people who paid tribute to Bell, writing “goddamn, rest east to our pricey friend, Luke Bell.”