Nicole’s News- February 9

Posted on February 9, 2022 by Nicole Beals

Florida Georgia Line will finish their current tour and then they plan to do their own thing, for a while. Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley say they aren’t breaking up, they are just taking a break. Florida Georgia Line’s Country Music Hall of Fame exhibit recently opened will remain open until January.

Cole Swindell has been working on a new album. Stereotype will be available April 8 and will include Never Say Never, Cole’s collaboration with Lainey Wilson.

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