Florida Georgia Line

When Florida Georgia Line finished co-writing 'Burnin' It Down,' they knew it was going to be a hit single. So why did they decide to pass it along to Jason Aldean? You may be surprised by the answer!

When 'Maddie & Tae' exploded onto the country music scene with their hit single 'Girl In a Country Song' my first thought was "there's gonna be some noses bent" and sure as the sun rises, there is, and by their own label mates!

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.'

Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard proposed to longtime girlfriend Hayley Stommel on Monday, but from the looks of it, he didn’t drop to one knee. There wasn’t enough room!

Florida Georgia Line are called overnight successes, but in reality their work together began three years before 'Cruise' hit radio. For a long time Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard struggled with what to call their duo, and the name they stuck with was not their first choice.

Every month that new country music emerges is a good month, but October 2014 is pretty exceptional, with two highly-anticipated records dropping within one week of one another. Country bad boy Jason Aldean and hit duo Florida Georgia Line are both set to release albums this fall, making October oh-so-awesome due to new music ... and Oktoberfest, of course.

Florida Georgia Line are preparing for the release of their much-anticipated sophomore album, and now they have announced the release of a ZinePak with bonus content.

Florida Georgia Line seemingly came out of nowhere when 'Cruise' became a radio hit in 2012. Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard exploded onto the scene and were quickly rubbing elbows with Luke Bryan and rapper Nelly. But overnight success? Hardly. Find out the unlikely place these two got their start in this edition of 'You Think You Know Country.'

There's no denying the popularity of Florida Georgia Line right now, and the duo can only get bigger with an upcoming live performance on the 'Nashville' Season 3 premiere!

Florida Georgia Line's music may not be considered traditional country, but they say that it's okay that their music shares common ground with rock and pop.