2020 has been a challenging, life-changing year for many people. As it comes to a close, country duo Florida Georgia Line is looking back at how the year has caused them to reevaluate their lives and what really matters.
"It's a reality check that anything that you love or whatever you live for can be taken away instantly, so don't put all your eggs in one basket," the duo's Tyler Hubbard recently told his record label. "And for us, it's more than just music. You know, music's what we love and we obviously miss the live portion of that, but it was just a reminder of how grateful we are."
Hubbard went on to share how excited they are to return to the stage once again. "When we get back out on the road I think the fans are gonna be more grateful," he said, adding, "I think we're gonna be more grateful for it and also just excited and inspired as well."
Hubbard admits that he and his bandmate, Brian Kelley, always wished for some time off, but now they're ready to get back to it. "BK and I, we’ve always said, 'Man, I wish we could have some true off time,'" he revealed. "And so, we got what we wished for and obviously now we’re ready to get on back to it. But I think we made the most of it and I think we were reinspired."
Despite the challenges of the year, FGL has tried to look at the positives. "I think it's been really good for us overall," Hubbard added. "So, we’re excited for the future and thankful for this year, ultimately."
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