Country singer Luke Bell, 32, was discovered lifeless in Arizona earlier this month, authorities mentioned Tuesday.
The “Where Ya Been?” singer was present in Tucson on Friday, Officer Frank Magos mentioned.
No further particulars had been offered, and officers mentioned an investigation was ongoing.
Bell who had been reported lacking was found close to the positioning the place he was final seen, the Tucson police informed the New York Post.
Bell, a Cody, Wyoming, native, had been a ranch hand and spent “a few years of college” in Laramie earlier than pursuing his musical profession, in accordance with a Spotify bio.
He launched a self-titled debut album in 2012 and described his sound as “a little bit honky tonk and a little bit Texas, with healthy dashes of Bakersfield and vintage Nashville,” per the bio.
After dropping his sophomore album, “Don’t Mind If I Do,” in 2014, he opened for acts like Willie Nelson, Dwight Yoakam and Hank Williams Jr.
Bell launched his final single, “Jealous Guy,” in 2021.
“It was a very different route to take; there aren’t any musicians in my family,” Bell informed The Boot in 2016. “College really wasn’t doing it for me, and I was looking for an independent platform to go learn, and music was that.”
As for locating his drive and being on the highway, he mentioned, “I live in the day, and I count smiles. That’s it.”
“Life’s not that bad. The downside, in some ways, is I don’t have a wife and kids, but at the same time, it’s pretty ideal right now,” he mentioned. “I just travel around to other cities and hang out with other people.”
