Sep 19, 2022, 2:41 PM | Updated: 2:45 pm
Tyler Hubbard will go down in the country music history books as one of the most recognizable voices ever. He and Brian Kelley are (were) Florida-Georgia Line, but it was Tyler’s voice you hear on all the FGL hits. Now he and Kelley are both pursuing solo projects, and Tyler stopped by the KYGO studios to chat about that and so much more with me…
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