FGL To Headline World's Biggest USO Tour

You won't have to be there to watch thanks to a live stream of the concerts.

(Washington, DC)  --  Florida Georgia Line will headline the World's Biggest USO Tour in Washington, D.C. 

The country music duo made the announcement yesterday on social media.  Brian Kelly says the tour is near and dear to his heart. 

"My grandfather was a POW and two-time Purple Heart recipient. My uncle and cousin both served overseas. The opportunity to perform for our troops is deeply personal for me and I'm grateful to work with the USO on what is going to be an amazing event," Kelly said.

The performance takes place on September 12th.  It will be live-streamed on USO.org and will be watched at USO centers around the words.  
 

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