Tyler Hubbard

Tyler Hubbard, an illustrious figure of bro country, has long been the luminary behind the gleaming, jovial resonance of the genre. Originating as one half of Florida Georgia Line, he radiated the sun-soaked essence of their music throughout the 2010s.

Post the dissolution of FGL in the early 2020s, Hubbard embarked on a solo journey, yet perpetuating the legacy of the duo. In 2022, he revitalized their trademark vibrant sound with the chart-topping single 5 Foot 9, extracted from his premier EP, Dancin' in the Country.

Following swiftly, his eponymous debut album came out the ensuing year, swiftly succeeded by the sophomore opus Strong in 2024.

Hailing from Monroe, Georgia, he ventured into melodies during his stint at Belmont University in Nashville, where serendipity introduced him to Brian Kelley, a fellow troubadour from Florida. Their camaraderie burgeoned into a formidable musical alliance, propelling them into stardom as Florida Georgia Line.

Their ascent began in 2010, culminating in mainstream triumph with the release of Cruise in 2012, etching its name in history as the first country song to achieve diamond certification from the RIAA. The ensuing decade witnessed a cascade of accolades, including Grammy Awards, as they held sway over the country-pop landscape with albums like Here's to the Good Times, Anything Goes, and Dig Your Roots.

In 2021, amidst their colossal success, Hubbard and Kelley unveiled plans for simultaneous solo endeavors while preserving their bond within Florida Georgia Line. Hubbard's collaborative ventures with luminaries like Tim McGraw ("Undivided") and rapper Lathan Warlick ("My Way") marked his solo initiation.

Signing with EMI Nashville in early 2022, he embarked on crafting his maiden solo venture, seamlessly melding his country and Christian influences. 5 Foot 9 was the harbinger of his solo odyssey, swiftly ascending to the upper echelons of Billboard's Country Airplay charts.

Hubbard's music continues to unfold, epitomizing his unwavering resolve and artistic prowess, bearing testament to his evolution as a singular force in contemporary country music.

Tyler Hubbard’s Other Discographic Efforts

For solo ventures (2021–present), Brian Kelley, one half of the dynamic duo Florida Georgia Line, set sail for solo stardom. His decision, with Tyler Hubbard's blessing, marked a new chapter in the musical journey of the group.

Hubbard, in parallel, embarked on occasional collaborations as a solo artist. His inaugural venture, Undivided, featuring the venerable Tim McGraw, premiered on January 13, 2021. Soon after, he lent his talents to the rap realm, joining forces with Lathan Warlick on My Way.

May 2022 witnessed his pact with EMI Nashville, heralding the genesis of his solo oeuvre. His maiden solo release under the label's banner, saw the light of day later that month.

The anticipation swelled as he unveiled plans for his debut album, slated for January 27, 2023. He co-headlined the halftime spectacle at the 109th Grey Cup in Regina, Saskatchewan, alongside Jordan Davis and Josh Ross.

February 16, 2024, marked another milestone in Hubbard's solo odyssey with the release of Wish You Would, a testament to his evolving artistry. With bated breath, fans await the unveiling of his sophomore masterpiece, Strong, slated to grace the airwaves on April 12.

Tyler Hubbard Upcoming Events in 2024

Tyler Hubbard takes flight with the "In The Air Tour," alongside headliner Kane Brown. On May 9th, 2024, the duo will perform at Eugene's Matthew Knight Arena for a night filled with hard country tunes.

The tour continues with stops at venues like Sacramento's Golden 1 Center on May 10th and 11th, Salt Lake City's Delta Center on May 17th, and Orlando's Kia Center on May 30th. The campaign then takes them to Tampa's Amalie Arena on May 31st and June 1st, followed by Raleigh's PNC Arena on June 7th and Atlanta's State Farm Arena on June 8th.

Hubbard's tour includes a notable collaboration with Kane Brown and continues at Camdenton's Ozarks Amphitheater on June 14th.

After this show, the journey starts to wind down at the Faster Horses Festival at Michigan International Speedway from July 19th to 21st, followed by performances at Canandaigua's Constellation Brands–Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center on August 15th and Los Angeles' BMO Stadium on August 24th.

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