Brian Kelley Says Florida Georgia Line Split Wasn’t Mutual

Brian Kelley says he did not want Florida Georgia Line to finish the way it did … noting he attempted to preserve the group going — but, it appears Tyler Hubbard did not really feel the exact same.

The singer-songwriter hopped on the telephone for an interview with “John and Tammy: San Diego’s Morning Show” lately … and, he talked about the now-defunct band which includes his feelings toward his ex-bandmate.

BK says he’s grateful for all the fans who assistance the group and their person endeavors post-split prior to dropping a bombshell … namely, he by no means wanted FGL to come to an finish.

He explains, when conversations about person routes began taking place with TH, he wanted to each remain collectively though simultaneously placing out solo function — intertwining them somehow.

Kelley admits he has no notion how such a move could function in practice, but he reveals he could not get on the exact same web page with Tyler about it … so, they decided to move out of the Southeast.

Regardless of the breakup, Brian tends to make it clear he holds no ill will toward Tyler … adding he’s often rooting for him — and, leaving the door open for a future reunion.

So, no acrimony right here … not specifically surprising provided how the guys left factors publicly. Bear in mind, they ended their final overall performance with a goodbye to fans prior to hugging and walking off diverse sides of the stage — a symbolic close on the chapter in their music lives.

BTW … each and every guy’s released a couple solo albums in the final handful of years — which includes Hubbard’s “Powerful” in April and Kelley’s “Tennessee Truth” earlier this month.