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Florida Georgia Line's FGL House Becomes First To Fall in Nashville

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Florida Georgia Line's bar&nbsp;was among the first to rise. Now it's first to fall. FGL House is&nbsp;permanently&nbsp;closed.
The 3rd Ave. spot closed last weekend after nearly seven years in business. Fans weren't given any warning, and still active social media pages make no mention of a change.
A "permanently closed" banner at Google is just about all there is to indicate FGL House is no longer doing business. The venue's old website re-directs to the TC Restaurant Group website, which no longer offers FGL House in its inventory.
The Nashville Business Journal confirmed the closure.
Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley teamed with TC Restaurant Group in June 2017 to open FGL House. It'd become the first celebrity-themed Nashville bar from the company, with similar spots tied to Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert and (coming this month) Morgan Wallen to follow.
Since breaking up in 2022, Florida Georgia Line have not appeared publicly together and rumors have circulated about a feud between the former friends. Those rumors were stoked earlier this year when Kelley cut a song called "Kiss My Boots" that many felt was aimed at Hubbard.
Kelley's business ventures have taken him to Florida, where he runs a burger shop as he tours and makes new music. Hubbard has other interests as well but none as public as FGL House.
At the time of FGL Houses' opening, only bars named after John Rich, Alan Jackson and Dierks Bentley existed on Lower Broadway. It was an era just before everyone seemed to get a bar with his or her Entertainer of the Year trophy. Bryan's and Aldean's came in 2018. Lambert in 2021, etc ...
Expect&nbsp;two new Entertainer of the Years to open bars soon. Luke Combs' Category 10 on 2nd Ave. and Lainey Wilson's to-be-named venue are coming soon. In fact, it's Wilson who — per the NBJ — is taking over FGL House.
Wilson becomes the second woman of country music with a spot on Lower Broadway, after Lambert. Neither she nor TCRG have commented or confirmed.
Hubbard and Kelley have also been quiet about the closer of FGL House, a decidedly modern venue with a full menu and their own brands of whiskey.
Of all of the side hustles country artists could partake in, opening a bar or restaurant is the most fitting — and very common. After all, many of these stars got their start on a barstool, tip jar nearby, playing their music for anyone who would listen.
These places feel like home for many of these singers. Over the years, several artists have gotten into the bar or restaurant game, and for a select few, brands have turned into franchises with several locations and/or concepts — we're looking at you, Jimmy Buffett!
Let's take a look at the country star food and entertainment venues that have opened over the years.

Florida Georgia Line's bar&nbsp;was among the first to rise. Now it's first to fall. FGL House is&nbsp;permanently&nbsp;closed.
The 3rd Ave. spot closed last weekend after nearly seven years in business. Fans weren't given any warning, and still active social media pages make no mention of a change.
A "permanently closed" banner at Google is just about all there is to indicate FGL House is no longer doing business. The venue's old website re-directs to the TC Restaurant Group website, which no longer offers FGL House in its inventory.
The Nashville Business Journal confirmed the closure....

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