Florida Georgia Line Transform Lower Broadway’s aVenue Into Four-Story FGL House

Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley cut the ribbon to their FGL House. Photo: John Shearer / Getty Images

Superstar duo Florida Georgia Line opened their first restaurant and entertainment destination on Monday night (June 5) in downtown Nashville. The private event turned public when the line of hopeful fans, wrapped around the block, was let in.

The four-story building, once home to aVenue (120 3rd Avenue South), is now a world-class entertainment space, featuring edgy live music, the city’s largest “Cruise” rooftop bar.

Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard added countless personal touches to the space, next to the Big Machine store, including framed photos of influential ’90s entertainers and movies.

Guests sipped custom craft cocktails and sampled Southern-inspired food with a California twist including burgers, ahi tuna salad, surf and turf, soft pretzels, salmon and grits, among others. The duo also offered a sneak peek of their hilarious new BK-directed music video for “SMOOTH,” starring Craig Wiseman in a pink Cadillac in Vegas.

Electro-Pop hitmakers The Chainsmokers will perform “Last Day Alive” with the three-time nominees on the FGL House rooftop during the 2017 CMT Music Awards Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET.

FGL House Rooftop. Photo: John Shearer / Getty Images

The duo is busy, with the recent launch of an emoji app (FGLmoji) and headlining Saturday’s CMA Music Festival before heading out on their The Smooth Tour 2017 with Nelly and Chris Lane with the Backstreet Boys joining on select stadium concerts in Boston (July 7), Minneapolis (July 29), and Chicago (Aug. 12).

For more information about FGL House, please visit fglhouse.com.