Nashville is gearing up for the launch of the May We All musical and you can thank Brian Kelley of Florida Georgia Line for the entertainment.

On Monday (February 22), Kelley’s production company, CuzBro Productions, as well as Lively McCabe Entertainment, announced the anticipated country musical is set to premiere as part of Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Broadway at TPAC series in June 2022. The musical, which will feature a score of songs from Tim McGraw, Shania Twain, Kacey Musgraves, Chris Stapleton, Dolly Parton and more, will see a fictional country singer by the name of Jenna Coates return home after a rocky start in Nashville to learn of the importance of her hometown roots. May We All will also feature two original songs written by Florida Georgia Line and debut exclusively during the production.

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Surprise! FGL dropped the “Lil Bit (FGL Remix)” which can be found on the “Life Rolls On” Deluxe edition!

Ah yeah
We back
Uh, uh, uh, uh, yeah

Hey, what’s up, baby, how you doin’?
Where you come from and what’s your name? (Oh yeah)
I sure do like the way you movin’
How ’bout you move over my way?
That’s right, just a little bit
Yeah, I’ma get the next round, we can drink about it
Let’s get to thinkin’ if you think we need to think about it
Way I see it, we got nothin’ to lose
And I kinda got somethin’ to prove (Yeah, yeah)

I know we just met, but baby girl, let’s roll
Let’s roll, let’s roll, let’s roll
I’ll go anywhere that you wanna go
That’s right

CHORUS
And she said, “Take me to the country, show me where you from”
I said, “Shawty, you gon’ love me and we gon’ have some fun”
I’ll break out my big wheel and you can climb on up
Girl, I think you a big deal, now show your boy some love
Just a lil’ bit, just a lil’ bit (Country)
Just a lil’ bit, just a lil’ bit (Country)
We gon’ have some fun
Just a lil’ bit (Country)
Just a lil’ bit, just a lil’ bit (Country)
We gon’ have some—

Shawty messin’ with a pro now
I’m a pro now
I’m the who, what, when, where to go now
Shows sold out
From the front to the back, hip-hop or the hoedown
Got the game on the go route
I’m the black Tom Brady in this, I’m the GOAT now
Shawty, I’m so wild
Orleans out to SoCal, better know now

I know we just met, but girl, let’s roll
Let’s roll (Woah), let’s roll, let’s roll (Yeah)
I’ll go anywhere you wanna go, oh

REPEAT CHORUS

I know we just met, but baby girl, let’s roll
Let’s roll, let’s roll, let’s roll
I’ll go anywhere that you wanna go (Let’s go)
That’s right

REPEAT CHORUS

It’s here! Florida Georgia Line’s highly anticipated 5th album “Life Rolls On” is NOW AVAILABLE! Containing 15 songs, Brian and Tyler have said this is a “Here’s To The Good Times” part 2, and we couldn’t agree more! Which songs are your favorite?

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Florida Georgia Line’s latest partnership that has a charitable component.

On Wednesday, it was announced that the country duo (comprised of Brian Kelley, 35, and Tyler Hubbard, 34) have teamed up with Amazon Music to announce their virtual live show, titled Life Rolls on from the FGL House. The upcoming concert — which premieres on Feb. 17 at 9 p.m. EST on the Amazon Music Twitch channel and within the Amazon Music mobile app — is in support of the pair’s new album Life Rolls On, out Friday. The two will participate in a Q&A session hosted by CMT’s Cody Alan ahead of their performance.

Florida Georgia Line will be entertaining listeners from inside their downtown Nashville restaurant and bar, FGL House. The virtual event will benefit The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee’s Nashville Neighbors Fund in efforts to provide monetary grants to local businesses that were impacted by the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville.

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Florida Georgia Line member Brian Kelley‘s play May We All is being adapted to a movie musical, and the film has now found a director: filmmaker Andy Fickman.

Fickman, who directed the 2006 rom-com She’s the Man and the Kevin James CBS sitcom Kevin Can Wait, joins Kelley’s CuzBro Productions—alongside partners Stephen Snedden and Justin Halliwell— as well as Lively McCabe Entertainment, and BMG. May We All was first announced in October 2019 as a stage production, which has experienced delays due to the coronavirus pandemic. The film does not yet have a projected release date.

“My partners and I are really excited to welcome Andy to the May We All fam!” says Kelley. “Not only do we connect on a country music-lovin’ level, but I admire his work as a director and truly believe he’ll bring the heart of our script to life. It’s been a long time coming and I can’t wait for everyone to finally be able to enjoy May We All – from the stage to the big screen.”

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Tim McGraw and Tyler Hubbard will join a slew of other stars at Wednesday night’s primetime TV special after Joe Biden is sworn-in as president, organizers tell PEOPLE exclusively.

The country stars are expected to sing their new song “Undivided” — a message, as Hubbard said, of ever-more-important unity (and a parallel with Biden’s own campaign).

Speaking with CBS This Morning last week, Hubbard, 33, (one half of Florida Georgia Line) said that when he learned of the deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol this month, “I thought, ‘Man, I thought we needed this message last year.’ ”

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