BREAKING: Florida Georgia Line Teams With Azoff For Management

Florida Georgia Line. Photo: Robby Klein.

Florida Georgia Line has teamed with Irving and Jeffrey Azoff’s Full Stop Management, sources have confirmed to MusicRow Magazine.

The news follows Friday’s (Jan. 31) announcement that the duo had exited their longtime management home with Big Loud’s Seth England and Kevin “Chief” Zaruk.

“It has been an incredible journey with our Big Loud family and we are so thankful for the last nine years. Together we’ve grown more than we could have ever imagined due to what we all bring to the table. As we continue to evolve, so do our needs and our team. Although bittersweet, we and Big Loud are excited to support and encourage each other as we enter the next chapter of our careers, and welcome a new family into our world with open arms. We will continue to dream big and push ourselves to be the best we can be in all facets of life. We are just getting started,” said FGL’s Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley in a statement announcing their exit from Big Loud.

The duo has the best-selling country single of all time, with the 11x Multi-Platinum single “Cruise,” and reached genre-crossing success with their 8x Multi-Platinum single “Meant To Be” with Bebe Rexha.

The BMLG Records artists released their fourth studio album Can’t Say I Ain’t Country last year, which yielded their No. 1 hit, the Platinum-certified “Simple.” The album has been certified Gold by the RIAA.

The duo’s 2012 debut album Here’s To The Good Times is certified 2x Multi-Platinum, while their albums Anything Goes (2014) and Dig Your Roots (2016) have both been certified Platinum. The duo is currently in the studio working on their fifth project.

Among the duo’s creative initiatives are their own festival, FGL Fest, their alcohol line Old Camp Peach Pecan Whiskey, the restaurant/performance venue FGL House, music publishing company Tree Vibez Music, work space meet+greet, and label Round Here Records.