In early September 2001, Luke Bryan moved to Nashville, realizing a longtime dream. The singer-songwriter's plans were delayed for five years following his brother’s death, but once Bryan arrived, plugged into the songwriter scene on Music Row, and began playing honky-tonks on Broadway, the benefits of his new home became clear. “It seemed like around every corner, every night, something amazing was happening,” he remembered during a 2015 interview at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. I