Photo Gallery: Luke Bryan Celebrates 7 No. 1 Hits By Performing With the Songwriters Who Penned Them

Tonight (Oct. 24) Luke Bryan celebrated a whopping seven No. 1 songs and the songwriters who wrote them at the Country Music Hall of Fame’s intimate CMA Theater in Nashville.

The celebration featured Luke and the songwriters performing acoustic versions of all seven No. 1 songs. Here are the songs and their songwriters in the order they were performed:

  1. “Play It Again” by Dallas Davidson and Ashley Gorley
  2. “Roller Coaster” by Michael Carter and Cole Swindell* (not present)
  3. “I See You” by Luke Bryan, Ashley Gorley and Luke Laird
  4. “Kick the Dust Up” by Dallas Davidson, Chris DeStefano and Ashley Gorley
  5. “Strip It Down” by Luke Bryan, Ross Copperman and Jon Nite
  6. “Home Alone Tonight” by Tommy Cecil, Jaida Dreyer, Jody Stevens and Cole Tayler
  7. “Huntin’, Fishin’ and Lovin’ Every Day” by Luke Bryan, Rhett Akins, Dallas Davidson and Ben Hayslip* (not present)

Luke fist-bumped, hugged and laughed with the songwriters throughout the evening. At the end of the night, Universal Music Group Nashville CEO Mike Dungan stepped onto the stage to give Luke plaques to commemorate more than 7 million singles sold and 1 million copies sold of Kill the Lights.

Check out photos from the event!

photos by Jason Simanek

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