Luke Combs is a machine in the country music industry. The country singer pursued a career in music and moved to Nashville after leaving college, releasing his debut EP, The Way She Rides, in 2014. But now Luke Combs makes history in 2025 with his several Diamond-certified singles.
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Most known for his various songs like When It Rains It Pours, Beer Never Broke My Heart, Hurricane, and Ain’t No Love In Oklahoma, Luke Combs is well-known in the industry for his catchy beats and relatable lyrics. And interestingly enough, it wasn’t too long ago that news broke out about his record for having three Diamond-certified singles, which happened in August 2024. Now, he’s made history once more with four Diamond-certified singles.
The certification comes from RIAA, the group responsible for certifying songs as Gold, Platinum, Multi-Platinum, Diamond, etc. Diamond-certified singles are given for songs or albums that pass 10 million RIAA-certified units. To put this in perspective, Kane Brown and Florida Georgia Line are the only other country stars with multiple Diamond-certified songs, both having two each.
Beautiful Crazy was his first Diamond-certified single back in June 2023, with Hurricane and When It Rains It Pours coming in 2024. And last week, it was announced that She Got the Best of Me won Diamond, adding to his pile of RIAA certifications (which are now 34 in total).
It’s been quiet for Combs recently as well. While he’s been a part of several festivals, like Bonnaroo and Stagecoach, he hasn’t released an album since 2023, though he has been teasing some new music. Either way, it’s quite possible that he will be receiving a fifth, and possibly a sixth, Diamond-certified single, as five additional singles of his have more than five million in total RIAA units.
While not shocking to see such a leading player in country music, fans are excited to see what more he has in store upon release, and hopefully, Combs is able to grab another one (or two) Diamond-certified singles.
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