TYLER HUBBARD RELEASES HIS NEW SINGLE,

Artist: Tyler Hubbard

Tyler Hubbard has been working on new music for the past several months, and he’s excited to release his new single, “Back Then Right Now,” the follow-up to two No. 1 singles (“5 Foot 9” and “Dancin’ In The Country”). Tyler co-wrote the tune with Jessie Jo Dillon, Geoff Warburton and David Garcia.

The Georgia native says it was a great day of writing with some of his buddies, and a reminder of the importance of making memories and being present.

“We had that title, and then we just started telling stories and reminiscing and just thought, man, this would be really fun to write,” says Tyler. “Let’s write a nostalgic song that kind of encompasses the heart of being present and living life in the moment and living life to the fullest and the simple things in life, you know, making time to enjoy those things.”

These past few months I’ve been writing a ton of songs and working in the studio. I’m super excited to share all the new music I’ve been workin on but this song is one of my favorites – “Back Then Right Now” is out now. Play it loud y’all. Listen here: https://t.co/QKSCxsOSrV pic.twitter.com/uyeTRVTQ3Y

— Tyler Hubbard (@tylerhubbard) September 8, 2023

Tyler is on the road playing dates in Fresno, California on Friday (September 8th), San Diego on Saturday (September 9th) and performing at the Washington State Fair on Monday (September 11th). Click HERE for more information on tour dates.

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“It was sort of a typical writing day in Nashville. Three of my good friends and great songwriting buddies – David Garcia, we were actually at his house in his studio, and then Jessie Jo Dillon and Geoff Warburton, and it was actually the first time we’d written together. But we had that title, and then we just started telling stories and reminiscing and just thought, man, this would be really fun to write. Let’s write a nostalgic song that kind of encompasses the heart of being present and living life in the moment and living life to the fullest and the simple things in life, you know, making time to enjoy those things. It was a great day. I think we all kind of needed it, and it was just a reminder of the importance of making memories, being present and kind of where we came from as well.”