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It’s certainly no surprise to note that Florida Georgia Line can trace their actual origins as a band to Nashville, Tennessee - it is, after all, pretty much the world capital of country music - but there’s two things that lend them something of a unique flavor; one is their youth, with both members still in their twenties, and the other is the fact that they both grew up in the south-east corner of the country - hence the name. Alongside the likes of Josh Thompson, Corey Smith and Gary Allan, amongst others, Hubbard and Kelley are helping to spearhead a new, fresh-faced movement in a genre of music often viewed as stuffy and the preserve of the older generation.
Their December 2012 debut record, “Here’s to the Good Times”, fizzed with the vigor of youth, especially on singles like “Cruise” and “Get Your Shine On”; if anything, that was perhaps the case to an unwelcome degree, given that they eschewed the possibility of bringing in an experienced country producer. Follow-up album Anything Goes, though - released in October 2014 - has helped to cement their reputation for doing things on their own terms, with Nickelback collaborator Joey Moi brought in on production duties on an album that topped the Billboard charts.
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Florida Georgia Line was awesome and if I ever have the opportunity to see them again, I'm definitely going. They made their grand entrance on This Is How We Roll and things only get better from there. In addition to sounding good, they also had one of the best stage setups I've ever seen, from the pyrotechnics to the lighting and the things they showed on the big screen while they were performing. At one point, they even did Snippets of the Backstreet Boys' Rock Your Body and Montell Jordan's This Is How We Do It, along with House of Pain's Jump Around. From that and their songs, you can tell that they have a variety of musical influences, which is most likely why their music appeals to such a wide variety of people and this event was sold out. In fact, they set the record for the highest attendance for the year at the Hollywood Casino and it was packed, so packed that it took me 45 minutes to get from my car to my seat. But even with that, the crowd wasn't out of control or extremely rowdy, which was a miracle seeing how long it took most people to get in and how many people were in attendance. So yes, I will definitely see them again
shannon-bandy-1
I saw Florida Georgia line at a show they were putting on in my town. Like a lot of people, I’ve been a fan of theirs since I discovered the song Cruise. Once I heard that song, I got deeper in to their music and have become quite a fan of theirs.
When they took the stage the crowd went nuts and that set the tone for the rest of the show. They played for just over an hour and the vibe of the crowd was great from start to finish. They played their best known song for the crowd, which everyone loved but they also played some of their lesser known stuff which was nice. It opened my eyes to some of their other stuff. They performed This Is How We Roll, Dayum Baby, they also played a cover of Locked Out of Heaven by Bruno Mars. They did an amazing job with it to, I was surprised.
I was a casual fan of theirs before the concert, but since I have seen them live, my appreciation for their music has skyrocketed. I can’t wait for them to put on another show close to me, I will definitely be going.
I will start of by saying, that Florida Georgia Line have outgrown the role as an "opening act". It's time for them to become headliners. People in the music industry often talk about "paying your dues", well in my opinion, these 2 men have. This was my 3rd time seeing them live, and to watch the grow and own the show is nothing short of amazing. The electricity they bring to the stage is off the hook, the wild dancing, jumping insane heights, I'm sure it's safe to say everybody in the audience felt every jolt. Their music's lyrics hits a special note that anybody can relate too. At one point during the show Tyler, admittedly said the crowd was so loud, he forgot the words to the song, it's amazing how few simple words made the place erupt in cheer again. Special moments of thanking the fans for making FGL who they are today was a nice closing touch to the show. I look forward to seeing them again and again... And again.
Carrie204
This was my first country music event and I have to say, FGL did not disappoint. They built up anticipation nicely and they had boundless energy on stage which, in my opinion, would be tough to do after so many venues/concerts and being on the road 9 months out of the year. They really involved the crowd with their lyrics and they ramped up their show just by the amount of energy they had. They also had great synergy on stage; they may sing, or they may play guitar, or hey - they might do both. If you love their songs but don't know them by heart, no worries. They've got you covered. They utilize a very impressive 'song video' that has all the lyrics showing up on the big screen in a very creative way. But don't make the same mistake I did: you'll want to be in the general audience/mosh pit when these guys come around. I had regular sit- down seats and I felt like I missed out on a bigger experience.
samantha-deiss-diske
This band is the most feel good, fun loving, happy, down home, just loving life group we have ever been to. Everyone needs to experience the joy they bring to our world!!! You can't leave them feeling sad or down because they pick you up and make everything cool. The southern rock, rap, country feel good mix is perfect for any night!! They also make you feel like a friend. When you love what you do and send it out to everyone around its a gift. We go to concerts to play and revive after a tough world of work and stress. Florida Georgia Line should be on the top of the list for that. LOVE THEM❤❤❤
jana-moore
Well I love FGL. The disappointment was not hearing them sing. It was good just not what we expected. The advertisement for the show on Songkick listed them in the lineup. However, once we purchased tickets through Eventbrite, FGL was only listed as host. I felt a bit deceived. Show did NOT start at 6 and was over before 8. We did enjoy the other artists and FGL came out and sang with Morgan Wallen at the end of the show.
amyarchie
Florida Georgia Line are one of the best bands I've seen live! Their music makes me feel so happy :-) Can't believe they are coming to Susquehanna in a couple of weeks! Just buying my ticket now so excited!! http://www.susquehannabankcenter.org/events/florida-georgia-line-thomas-rhett-frankie-ballard/
stephaniemarks12
Been to a lot of shows, by far one of the best, I highly recommend going to see them live! Down to earth real family guys. They have my complete respect. Their show is a must do, and will defiantly go again. Thanks for a great time Florida Georgia line. ........Nate & Goldie
stack1976
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juana-maldonado
Wow!! Just wow. Great show from everybody Chris Lane, Dustin Lynch and Florida Georgia Line. The visual was super vith all the videos, the fireans smoke and what to say about the big trees on the stage! Good to get country music in Montreal, Québec. ❤️️
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