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Anything Goes Tour - Wikipedia

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Anything Goes Tour
Florida Georgia Line concert chronology
Tour by Florida Georgia Line
Promotional poster for the tour
Associated album	Anything Goes
Start date	January 15, 2015
End date	October 17, 2015
Legs	1
No. of shows	48
Box office	$27,860,442
Here's to the Good Times Tour (2013–14) Anything Goes Tour (2015) Dig Your Roots Tour (2016–17)

The Anything Goes Tour was the second headlining concert tour from American country music duo the Florida Georgia Line, in support of their studio album Anything Goes. It began on January 15, 2015, in Toledo, Ohio. Thomas Rhett and Frankie Ballard served as opening act. For Pollstar's Year End Top 200 North American Tours of 2015, it ranked thirty-first and grossed $29.5 million.^[1]

Background

On October 8, 2014, the duo appeared on the Today Show to announce the tour. ^[2] Additional dates were announced in January 2015.^[3]

Their February 25, 2015, sold-out show at Madison Square Garden led Brian Kelley to thank fans, "We've waited a long time for this", "I've gotta give you guys props. You guys sold out Madison Square Garden on a Wednesday night."^[4]

Concert synopsis

The show began with the duo shooting straight up in the air from apparatuses at each ends of the stage, which had a sci-fi design.

Hubbard and Kelley kicked off the show with "Every Night" and "Smile", two non-singles from their current album, and ended the night with their smash hit "Cruise". During the show they went into an acoustic setup for "Dirt". Tyler Hubbard has said he thinks about his father in heaven when they sing that song, so towards the end of it, during the New York City show he called out, "From MSG to Heaven." Opening acts Thomas Rhett and Frankie joined Florida Georgia Line for "Party People". They sang medley of covers which included songs such as Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" and Garth Brooks's "Friends in Low Places".^[4]

Opening acts

Setlist

"Every Night"
"Smile"
"It'z Just What We Do"
"Round Here"
"Anything Goes"
"Get Your Shine On"
"Bumpin' the Night"
"Sippin' On Fire"
"Dayum Baby"
"Dirt"
"Like You Ain't Even Gone
"Stay" (Black Stone Cherry cover)
"This Is How We Roll"
"Sun Daze"
"Party People" (/Thomas Rhett & Frankie Ballard)
Covers medley: "All About That Bass"/"Forgot About Dre"/"We Dem Boyz"/"Treasure"/"Friends in Low Places"
(Meghan Trainor/Dr. Dre & Eminem/Whiz Khalifa/Bruno Mars/Garth Brooks cover)
"Cruise"

Encore

18. "Good Good"

19. "Smoke" ^[4]^[5]

Tour dates

Date	City	Country	Venue	Opening acts	Attendance	Gross revenue
North America ^[2]^[6]
January 15, 2015	Toledo	United States	Huntington Center	Thomas Rhett Frankie Ballard	7,451 / 7,451	$391,594
January 16, 2015	Dayton		Nutter Center		10,201 / 10,201	$510,074
January 17, 2015	Charlottesville		John Paul Jones Arena		11,844 / 11,844	$519,720
January 22, 2015	Biloxi		Mississippi Coast Coliseum		8,425 / 9,089	$411,719
January 23, 2015	Lafayette		Cajundome		9,543 / 9,543	$477,636
January 24, 2015	North Little Rock		Verizon Arena		12,846 / 14,020	$611,823
February 12, 2015	Sioux City		Tyson Events Center		7,308 / 7,308	$372,906
February 13, 2015	Lincoln		Pinnacle Bank Arena		13,326 / 13,326	$675,947
February 14, 2015	Moline		i Wireless Center		10,716 / 10,716	$551,974
February 18, 2015	Manchester		Verizon Wireless Arena		8,719 / 8,719	$444,128
February 19, 2015	Ottawa	Canada	Canadian Tire Centre		11,626 / 11,626	$572,782
February 20, 2015	Kingston	Canada	K-Rock Centre		4,995 / 4,995	$274,685
February 21, 2015	Uncasville	United States	Mohegan Sun Arena		7,159 / 7,159	$381,510
February 25, 2015	New York City		Madison Square Garden		12,955 / 12,955	$908,339
March 21, 2015	Orange Beach		Amphitheater at the Wharf		9,648 / 9,648	$499,302
April 30, 2015	Columbia		Colonial Life Arena		10,771 / 11,889	$486,242
May 1, 2015	Charleston		Charleston Civic Center		8,824 / 8,824	$433,423
May 2, 2015	Hershey		Giant Center		9,551 / 9,551	$487,473
May 3, 2015	Wilkes-Barre		Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza		7,379 / 7,379	$373,735
May 7, 2015	Providence		Dunkin' Donuts Center		9,819 / 9,819	$497,453
May 8, 2015	Atlantic City		Boardwalk Hall		12,147 / 12,147	$608,505
May 9, 2015	Columbia		Merriweather Post Pavilion		17,426 / 17,426	$909,470
May 28, 2015	West Palm Beach		Perfect Vodka Amphitheatre		14,300 / 19,440	$459,487
May 29, 2015	Tampa		MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre		18,135 / 19,239	$693,231
May 30, 2015	Pelham		Oak Mountain Amphitheatre		9,972 / 9,972	$428,667
June 24, 2015 ^[A]	Milwaukee		Marcus Amphitheatre		20,558 / 22,522	$841,120
June 27, 2015	North Platte		Wild West Arena	Colt Ford	11,246 / 11,246	$688,395
July 24, 2015	Camden		Susquehanna Bank Center	Thomas Rhett Frankie Ballard	24,967 / 24,967	$885,651
July 25, 2015	Bristow		Jiffy Lube Live		20,301 / 22,543	$712,340
July 26, 2015	Virginia Beach		Farm Bureau Live		18,024 / 20,049	$563,530
August 7, 2015	Bethel		Bethel Woods Center for the Arts		15,647 / 15,647	$592,917
August 8, 2015	Darien		Darien Lake Performing Arts Center		21,216 / 21,216	$812,688
August 13, 2015	Raleigh		Walnut Creek Amphitheatre		18,787 / 19,980	$600,029
August 14, 2015	Charlotte		PNC Music Pavilion		18,105 / 18,801	$614,568
August 15, 2015	Burgettstown		First Niagara Pavilion		21,558 / 22,943	$665,621
August 20, 2015	Beaumont		Ford Park		—	—
August 21, 2015	Austin		Austin360 Amphitheatre		—	—
August 22, 2015	Dallas		Gexa Energy Pavilion		15,011 / 20,011	$457,731
August 27, 2015	Bakersfield		Rabobank Arena		6,615 / 8,523	$328,181
August 28, 2015	Wheatland		Toyota Amphitheatre		15,405 / 18,500	$457,744
September 10, 2015	Holmdel		PNC Bank Arts Center		16,542 / 16,542	$693,691
September 11, 2015	Hartford		Xfinity Theatre		24,031 / 24,031	$778,225
September 12, 2015	Mansfield		Xfinity Center		19,923 /19,923	$702,924
September 24, 2015	Wichita		Intrust Bank Arena		7,844 / 10,613^[7]	$329,409
September 25, 2015	Tulsa		BOK Center		9,716 / 11,624^[7]	$431,134
September 26, 2015	Maryland Heights		Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre		19,283 / 19,283^[7]	$643,376
October 3, 2015	Chula Vista		Sleep Train Amphitheatre		18,285 / 19,603	$653,955
October 9, 2015	Albuquerque		Isleta Amphitheater		13,592 / 15,267	$425,825
October 10, 2015	Phoenix		Ak-Chin Pavilion		16,144 / 20,261	$525,060
October 15, 2015	Southaven		BancorpSouth Arena		10,129 / 12,385	$323,799
October 16, 2015	New Orleans		Smoothie King Center		11,590 / 12,617	$524,921
October 17, 2015	Atlanta		Aaron's Amphitheatre		18,717 / 18,717	$625,783
Total					678,322 / 722,100	$27,860,442

Festivals: ^A This concert is a part of Summerfest.

Critical reception

Jim Allen of CMT.com said about their sold-out show at Madison Square Garden, "Instead of hitting the crowd over the head with the hits from the start, they kicked off with a pair of nonsingles from their 2014 No. 1 album, Anything Goes — "Every Night" and "Smile". By the second song, Kelley had stripped down to a muscle shirt, giving a spotlight to both his gym-rat physique and his tattoos. This move garnered no audible dissent from the strikingly high percentage of giddy young girls in the audience."^[4]

References

^ "2015 Pollstar Year End Top 200 North American Tours" (PDF). Pollstarpro.com. POLLSTAR. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 2, 2016. Retrieved January 8, 2015.
^ ^a ^b Dunklerey, Beville (8 October 2014). "Florida Georgia Line Announces 2015 Headlining Tour". Rolling Stone. Retrieved February 10, 2015.
^ Whitaker, Sterling (15 January 2015). "Florida Georgia Line Announce Additional 2015 Anything Goes Tour Dates". Taste of Country.com. Taste of Country Networks. Retrieved February 11, 2015.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Allen, Jim. "Florida Georgia Line Brings Their Groove to New York City". CMT.com. viacom. Archived from the original on February 27, 2015. Retrieved February 27, 2015.
^ "Florida Georgia Line Setlist at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD, USA". setlistfm. Retrieved May 18, 2015.
^ "Tour Dates | Florida Georgia Line". Archived from the original on 2016-10-14. Retrieved 2015-02-27.
^ ^a ^b ^c "Current Boxscore". Billboard. October 7, 2015. Archived from the original on October 9, 2015. Retrieved October 7, 2015.

v t e Florida Georgia Line
Tyler Hubbard Brian Kelley Discography
Studio albums	Here's to the Good Times (2012) Anything Goes (2014) Dig Your Roots (2016) Can't Say I Ain't Country (2019) Life Rolls On (2021)
EPs	It'z Just What We Do (2012) 6-Pack (2020)
Singles	"Cruise" "Get Your Shine On" "Round Here" "Stay" "This Is How We Roll" "Dirt" "Sun Daze" "Sippin' on Fire" "Anything Goes" "Confession" "H.O.L.Y." "May We All" "God, Your Mama, and Me" "Smooth" "Simple" "Talk You Out of It" "Blessings" "I Love My Country" "Long Live" "Lil Bit"
Featured singles	"The South" "Let Me Go" "Meant to Be" "Up Down" "Drinkin' Beer. Talkin' God. Amen." "Thank You Lord"
Other songs	"Second Guessing"
Concert tours	Anything Goes Tour Dig Your Roots Tour Smooth Tour

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