AUSTIN, Texas - Nashville, Tenn.-based singer-songwriter and filmmaker Luke Dick, an Oklahoma native, will celebrate the world premiere of his feature documentary "Red Dog," which delves into the outrageous story of one of the rowdiest oil boom landmarks in his home state's history, at the...
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The names Natalie Hemby and Luke Dick have appeared side-by-side in the songwriting credits of some of the most ambitious albums generated by the Nashville mainstream in recent years. They helped craft Kacey Musgraves' "Velvet Elvis," a disco-dosed declaration of affection in the key of...
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[iframe id="https://www.youtube.com/embed/2rmHJmBaANI"] "Miss Prince," the latest single from Dick's unique and highly enjoyable band Republican Hair, expresses that grief via a funky beat that serves as a great coping mechanism. Written with fellow top songwriters Natalie Hemby and Trent Dabbs, "Miss Prince" takes to task an...
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The Oklahoma Gazette featured a story about me and my latest project, Red Dog, chronically my life growing up in an Oklahoma strip club. His latest venture goes back a good deal further. Red Dog is the documentary Dick and director Casey Pinkston are making about...
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Big thanks to the Rolling Stone for this article detailing my work with artists like Erich Church and Miranda Lambert as well as touching on my documentary Red Dog, and my punk band Republican Hair. There's a reason the lyrics to contemporary country songs are regularly...
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The Nashville Scene wrote a piece about my punk band Republican Hair. Straight out of Nashville comes the mysteriously monikered motherfucker named Republican Hair. The artist, or project, is a hyper-hooky Talking Heads- and Devo-indebted sharp and peppy left turn into the realm of Morning...
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CMT wrote an article about the song I cowrote with Eric Church, "Kill a Word". Church co-wrote “Kill a Word” with songwriters Jeff Hyde and Luke Dick, the latter of whom came up with the initial idea for the song in March, 2015. “I had the title,...
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Thanks for the mention Huffington Post! Dick definitely beats to his own drum, and he’s better off for it. The Oklahoma native, who lived in New York City’s East Village for a bit before heading to Nashville, makes sure his songs have a fun feel to...
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