Luke Bryan

A J-45 can be seen throughout this video of Luke.

In this concert photo from Omaha, Nebraska, Luke Bryan is seen playing a Fender Telecaster, highlighting its use in his live performances.

In a photo from Daytonaradio, Luke Bryan is seen playing the Gibson J-50 Jumbo, a limited edition acoustic guitar. This model features a Sitka spruce top, mahogany back and sides, and is finished in Antique Natural for a classic look. It includes a distinctive tortoise pickguard, vintage-style Grover strap tuners, and an L.R. Baggs Element VTC pickup for easy amplification. Handcrafted in Bozeman, Montana, only 65 of these guitars were made, adding to their exclusivity.

Luke shows a sneak peek of a "Kill The Lights" episode where he's seen singing through an SM58 mic.

Luke Bryan can be seen wearing a pair of ATH-M50xs in this Instagram post.

You can see this amp head next to Luke in this Instagram post.

A Blackstar HTV-212 and a S1-1046L6 can be seen behind Luke in this image.

In this YouTube Video at 0:31, you can see a 251E

In this picture of him performing, you can see him using the black Kyser Quick-Change Capo. He uses this capo in all of his performances.

Luke Bryan was confirmed to use a PRS McCarty Singlecut 594 during a performance, as documented by Midwest Rewind in their coverage titled "Luke Bryan Brought a Country Party to a Sold-Out Crowd in Saint Louis Saturday," authored by Sean Derrick.

Luke Bryan has been confirmed to use the Gibson Les Paul Standard, as evidenced by visual documentation provided by Concave Brand Tracking. This information is supported by a specific instance where Luke Bryan is seen playing the Gibson Les Paul Standard electric guitar and wearing an E3 Ranch cap in the music video for "Drunk On You," a track released in 2012.