Florida Georgia Line used to be one of the most popular country music duos, but that is no longer the case.
It’s not that their fan base is lacking; rather, as late as last year, Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard didn’t seem to be considering a reunion.
At least Kelley acknowledged that he wouldn’t rule it out.
Kelley stated, “I will say that when these discussions about additional outlets began, the core of where I was coming from was really having everything stay the same and stay together and also intertwine our solo stuff.”Personally, I didn’t see the necessity for a break or a justification for stopping. Sadly, we were unable to agree on what it looked like because we are each pursuing different goals, but you never know when it might come full circle.
The song Hubbard was singing, however, was different.
Regarding his Florida Georgia Line days, he remarked, “I wouldn’t trade it for the world, it was a cool season of life.” However, I don’t want it returned. I wouldn’t exchange it, and I’m in a different place now.
However, Taste of Country claims that fans were giddy recently due to the release of the duo’s new EP, Deep Cuts & Lost Tracks, Vol. 1.
Fans couldn’t help but wonder if it was a hint that the boys were getting back together, even though none of the songs were brand-new when they were released on streaming services on June 18.
Never say never when it comes to musical acts, but the pair hasn’t yet made any indications that they would collaborate in the near future.
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