Tyler Hubbard has added another chapter to his solo career with the release of “902180,” a breezy, guitar-driven country anthem that arrives in the heart of the summer. The new track follows his recent single “Land” and continues the Florida Georgia Line star’s run of music centered on carefree living, warm-weather nostalgia and small-town memories.
Written by Hubbard alongside a team of Nashville collaborators, “902180” blends modern country production with a relaxed, feel-good vibe. The title references the familiar “90 to 180” boating term, reinforcing the song’s themes of escaping everyday routines in favor of weekends on the water, time with friends and making lasting memories. Hubbard first performed the unreleased song during a concert over the summer, giving fans an early preview before its streaming release.
The single arrives during a busy stretch for Hubbard, who has maintained momentum as both a recording artist and songwriter. In recent months he has earned recognition for his songwriting work, while continuing to headline festival appearances and preparing to join Dan + Shay on select tour dates later this year. The release also follows renewed attention surrounding Hubbard’s reunion performance with Brian Kelley at CMA Fest, which reignited interest in Florida Georgia Line, in addition to their recent announcement of a new reunion tour to launch in 2027.
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