Luke Cope from The Voice Season 30
The Voice returns to NBC on Monday, Sept. 21 with the coaching quartet of Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine, Queen Latifah and Riley Green.
Here’s more about Luke:
* He’s a country-leaning singer-songwriter from Kernersville, N.C., who describes his music as “organic roots with southern rock” in his Spotify bio.
* And he has plenty of music you can check out now. Not to mention more on the way.
* In that bio, Luke says he spent years playing in bands near his hometown before picking up songwriting.
* He released a single called “Wings” in 2020, but has been especially prolific since 2024, when his debut EP, “When We Were Young,” was released.
* He released two singles this summer, “Good Light Rain” and “Lady Down Lady.” Check out a snippet of “Good Light Rain” below.
* Luke’s planning to release his second EP, “The Devil and the Crow,” on Sept. 16. He calls the four-song project the beginning of a new sound and a new direction for his music.
* “It walks through a lot of deep, dark times that I’ve experienced in my life,” he says in a social media post, calling it “a batch of my most vulnerable work.”
* Luke’s also part of The Travelers with Jon Montgomery and Jacob Vaughn. In fact, they released their first single, appropriately called “Traveler,” in late July.
* On Instagram, The Travelers are described as an acoustic trio with “stunning three-part harmonies, heartfelt story-telling and songs that hit you right in the chest.” They played their first show together in April.
* A married father of three, Luke is also owner and founder of Cope’s Lawn and Turf, a business based in Kernersville, N.C.
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