Country singer and Wyoming resident Luke Bell was found dead this week, following a short, albeit successful career in the music industry.
The 32-year-old’s body was discovered in Tucson, Arizona Monday, August 22, after being reported missing earlier this month. The cause of death is still under investigation. Friend’s of Bell said he struggled with bi-polar disorder throughout his life.
Bell was known for his authentic country sound, often likened to the music of a bygone era, with influences dating back to Johnny Cash, Glen Campbell and George Jones.
Bell was raised in Cody, Wyo. and called the state home up until his death.
Many called him “the real deal,” as he was a rugged cowboy who became a troubadour.
He had only released one album, a self debut album titled ‘Luke Bell,’ released in 2016 after being signed to Thirty Tigers records. Even with a short music career, Bell gained fast notoriety in the country music world, with more than 2 million plays on his hit song ‘Where Ya Been?’
