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Nicole’s Nashville News- January 4

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Nicole’s Nashville News- January 4

Florida Georgia Line‘s Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley say they are not breaking up but they will be taking a break from Florida Georgia Line to release solo music this year. The guys posted a video on social media Friday and shared that Brian has had a lifelong dream of releasing solo music but the time was never right. Until now. The duo does have some dates set aside in hopes that they will be able to return to the road for some shows this year and their new album, Life Rolls On, will be available in February.

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The new year is starting out pretty well for Reba McEntire. Her son, Shelby Blackstock, is engaged. He popped the question to his longtime girlfriend, Marissa Branch, in front of Spaceship Earth at Epcot Center over the holidays.

 

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