Florida Georgia Line, a dynamic duo that emerged as the most influential country group in the early 2010s, achieved unparalleled success with their iconic track ‘Cruise,’ a timeless anthem celebrating the essence of the open road. This chart-topping hit not only dominated the country music scene in 2013 but also secured its place as the best-selling country single of all time. Despite briefly losing this title to Sam Hunt in 2017, Florida Georgia Line reclaimed their status in 2018 with ‘Meant to Be,’ a captivating collaboration with pop sensation Bebe Rexha, which held the number one position on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart for an impressive 35 weeks.
Comprising of Brian Kelley from Ormond Beach, Florida, and Tyler Hubbard from Monroe, Georgia, the duo’s journey began at Nashville’s Belmont University, where their shared passion for music brought them together. Their distinctive blend of contemporary country music quickly captivated audiences across the Southeast, laying the foundation for their meteoric rise to stardom. With their debut EP ‘It’z Just What We Do’ released in 2012, featuring the breakout single ‘Cruise,’ Florida Georgia Line made a groundbreaking impact on the country music scene, setting new records and redefining the genre with their fresh and innovative sound.
The success of ‘Cruise’ paved the way for a series of chart-topping hits, including ‘Get Your Shine On’ and ‘Round Here,’ solidifying the duo’s reputation for crafting infectious melodies and heartfelt lyrics that resonated with fans worldwide. Collaborating with acclaimed producer Joey Moi, Florida Georgia Line continued to push boundaries with their subsequent albums, ‘Anything Goes’ and ‘Dig Your Roots,’ yielding multiple number one singles and accolades. Through their unwavering dedication to musical experimentation and genre fusion, Florida Georgia Line has established themselves as trailblazers in the modern country music landscape, leaving an indelible mark on the industry and captivating audiences with their irresistible charm and infectious energy.