Where did the bearded country star first hear "Hurricane" on the radio?
(Nashville, TN) -- Luke Combs is opening up about the first time he ever heard himself on the radio.
He tells "The Boot" he heard his debut single, "Hurricane," while he was in the car with two of his label reps after signing with Columbia.
He said the strangest place he's ever heard one of his songs was in a gas station bathroom.
"Hurricane" reached number-one on country radio and set off a chain of hits for the artist.
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