Thomas Rhett and Frankie Ballard will serve as supporting acts on the country duo's headlining tour that's opening in January.
- Oct 9, 2014
AceShowbiz - Florida Georgia Line is hitting the road again next year. The country group's Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard made appearances in the Wednesday, October 8 episode of "Today" show to announce they'd headline "Anything Goes" tour in support of their second album, also titled "Anything Goes", that's coming out on October 14.
The tour is set to be kicked off on January 15 in Toledo, Ohio. The duo will make stops in other North American cities including Lincoln, Manchester, Ottawa and New York before wrapping things up in Atlantic City, N.J. on May, 8. Thomas Rhett and Frankie Ballard will join the tour as supporting acts.
"We're super pumped," Hubbard shared his excitement about the upcoming tour in an interview with PEOPLE. "We've been planning for the last year and a half or so and honestly, in our heads, we've been planning this moment since day one. We're really getting all the details figured out, figuring out production and what we're going to do ... how many buses, how many trucks we're going to need and all the fun stuff."
Florida Georgia Line is currently serving as opener on Jason Aldean's "Burnin' It Down" tour. The duo, who has also toured with Jake Owen and Luke Bryan among others, added that they'd learned a lot from their tourmates.
"It's real fun to take what we've learned over the last couple of years and just kind of put it in our own world," Hubbard continued. "The things that we love that they do, we'll incorporate into our own show."
- January 15 - Toledo, Ohio
- January 16 - Dayton, Ohio
- January 17 - Charlottesville, Virginia
- January 22 - Biloxi, Mississippi
- January 23 - Lafayette, Louisiana
- January 24 - Little Rock, Arkansas
- February 12 - Sioux City, Iowa
- February 13 - Lincoln, Nebraska
- February 14 - Moline, Illinois
- February 18 - Manchester, New Hampshire
- February 19 - Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- February 20 - Kingston, Ontario, Canada
- February 21 - Uncasville, Connecticut
- February 25 - New York, New York
- March 21 - Orange Beach, Alabama
- April 30 - Columbia, South Carolina
- May 1 - Charleston, West Virginia
- May 2 - Hershey, Pennsylvania
- May 3 - Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
- May 7 - Providence, Rhode Island
- May 8 - Atlantic City, New Jersey
