Florida Georgia Line have announced a new summer tour. The Can’t Say I Ain’t Country Tour gets underway on June 13th in Rogers, Arkansas. Named after the title of their upcoming fourth album ...

The superstar country duo Florida Georgia Line has canceled its fall tour of amphitheaters and arenas, citing the ongoing COVID crisis as the reason. Refunds are being automatically processed to ...

After venturing off on respective solo projects, the members of Florida Georgia Line — Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley — are regrouping for a new tour. The I Love My Country Tour 2021 kicks off ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Country duo Florida Georgia Line announced they are canceling their "I Love My Country Tour" due to the rising cases of COVID-19. They made the announcement Friday ...

Florida Georgia Line, who were primed to start their Love My Country arena and amphitheater tour Sept. 24 at Cellairis Amphitheater in Atlanta, have become the latest act to cancel their outing ...

Florida Georgia Line's Summer 2016 plans are set: The duo will hit the road on their Dig Your Roots Tour. "Tyler and I are going to make this year very personal with the Dig Your Roots Tour.

Florida Georgia Line's upcoming I Love My Country Tour just wasn't meant to be. The highly anticipated slate of shows has been canceled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic "out of an abundance of ...

Florida Georgia Line are hitting the road this fall with special guests. The global superstars have revealed their I Love My Country Tour produced by Live Nation, which will kick off Sept.

Florida Georgia Line has decided to cancel its entire 2021 I Love My County Tour that included a stop in Cincinnati.Florida Georgia Line was scheduled to perform at Riverbend Music Center on Sept.

Not only do Florida Georgia Line have new music on the way, but they're also gearing up for a big headlining tour, on which, apparently, 'Anything Goes.' The run, of course, will be more like a ...

Florida Georgia Line's 2017 summer tour plans are set: The country duo will be hitting the road on the Smooth Tour 2017 -- and they'll be bringing both a country and a hip-hop opening act.

Country singer Brian Kelley, who came in fourth place on 'The Masked Singer' season 13 as Mad Scientist Monster, tells PEOPLE fans still recognize him as“one of the guys from FGL” ...