Luke Bryan Loves His Chevy!
Music superstar behind the hits ‘Chevrolet’ and ‘We Rode in Trucks’ talks Chevy and riding in trucks, naturally, in New Roads.
We all know Luke Bryan as a multi-platinum-selling country music artist, but he’s also a genuine Chevy guy at heart. “A lot of my life experiences are around being outside, being in a Chevy pickup,” Bryan says in the latest issue of New Roads magazine. “If you were a Bryan, you drove a Chevy. We’d pull into the family reunions and it would look like a Chevy dealership.”
Bryan — who co-wrote one of his first hits, “We Rode in Trucks,” and who was CMA’s 2015 Entertainer of the Year — recently wrapped up his eighth annual “Farm Tour.” Since the tour’s inception eight years ago, a portion of the proceeds have always gone to fund education for students raised on family farms as well as for those who intend to study agriculture. Bryan, as well as Chevrolet, also supports the National Future Farmers of America (FFA) organization, which offers scholarships to FFA members in conjunction with local Chevy dealers.
‘If you were a Bryan, you drove a Chevy. We’d pull into the
family reunions and it would look like a Chevy dealership.’
Besides the cover story on Bryan in Chevy’s online publication, the latest issue of New Roads also features some other articles Chevy owners and enthusiasts may find interesting.
Chevy owners Shannon and Pete Holland are the parents of teenage triplets: Trevor, Parker and Emma. Ever since the kids were born, the Hollands have relied on Chevy vehicles as their dependable and trusted companions.
New Roads also explores why Chevy’s Trax car is the ideal vehicle for drivers looking to experience something truly unique. The digital-magazine also takes a look at professional racing and shines a light on one Chevy owner’s long-standing love for Corvette. And because there’s nothing quite as exciting as going off-roading to test a truck’s capability, the brand-new Colorado ZR2 also gets some press coverage.
Read all of these fun stories in New Roads here, plus find out how Luke Bryan’s unreleased song “Chevrolet” helped launch his career.
