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Florida Georgia Line transitioned from a cover band to a GRAMMY-nominated duo, achieving significant commercial success and establishing multiple business ventures within the music industry and beyond.
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Florida Georgia Line partnered with Budweiser as part of the brand's continued support of country music.
The duo launched their own brand of whiskey, 'Old Camp Whiskey.'
A restaurant and music venue established as part of their business empire.
A retail and coffee shop venture.
A clothing line venture.
A publishing company launched by the duo, signing artists like Corey Crowder, RaeLynn, and Canaan Smith.
A record label launched in 2019, with Canaan Smith signed as the flagship artist.
Florida Georgia Line sang 'All My Rowdy Friends Are Here on Monday Night' for ESPN's Monday Night Football broadcasts in 2017.
Florida Georgia Line, an American country music duo, was formed in 2010 by vocalists and songwriters Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley. They met in 2008 at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, through a worship group. Following graduation, they committed two years to establishing themselves as a country duo, performing at local clubs while working odd jobs. Their initial independent EP, “Anything Like Me” (2010), was followed by their signing with Big Loud in December 2011. Producer Joey Moi helped them develop their signature sound, blending country, rock, and hip-hop influences, which became known as ‘bro-country.’ This distinctive style contributed to their early commercial success, paving the way for a record deal with Republic Nashville, part of Big Machine Records.
The duo’s breakthrough came with their 2012 debut single “Cruise,” which achieved Diamond certification by the RIAA, selling over seven million copies and becoming the best-selling digital country song at the time. This single spent 24 weeks at number one on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart. Their debut studio album, “Here’s to the Good Times” (2012), was critically and commercially successful, leading to multiple awards including New Artist of the Year and Vocal Duo of the Year from the ACM Awards in 2013. They continued to release successful albums like “Anything Goes” (2014) and “Dig Your Roots” (2016), which featured collaborations with artists such as Tim McGraw and the Backstreet Boys. Over their career, they accumulated 9.3+ billion streams, over 33.6 million track downloads, and 16 number one singles.
Beyond their musical endeavors, Florida Georgia Line established a diverse creative empire. This includes Old Camp Peach Pecan Whiskey, FGL HOUSE (a restaurant and music venue), meet + greet (a retail and coffee shop), Tribe Kelley (a clothing line), Tree Vibez Music (a publishing company), and Round Here Records (a record label). They also engaged in extensive touring, playing for over four million fans in arena and stadium headline tours. In 2022, the duo announced an indefinite hiatus, with both members pursuing solo careers. Their impact on country music, particularly through their genre-blending sound and entrepreneurial spirit, remains a notable part of their legacy.
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