Tyler Hubbard Renews Admin Deal With WCM
Warner Chappell Music (WCM) Nashville has renewed its global administration deal with the multi-platinum hitmaker Tyler Hubbard (MCA). A prolific songwriter, Hubbard has written 19 No. 1 singles and is the only country artist to achieve four consecutive chart-topping hits both as part of a duo and as a solo act, reaching an impressive career total of 23 No. 1 songs as an artist. Most recently, his 2024 sophomore solo album, Strong, featured the hit singles “Back Then Right Now” and “Park,” both of which topped country radio. Hubbard co-wrote and will be featured on Nate Smith’s radio single “After Midnight,” out Friday, November 14.
As a solo artist, Hubbard has already amassed more than two billion streams. His 2023 RIAA Gold-certified debut self-titled solo album features the two smash hit singles “5 Foot 9” and “Dancin’ In The Country,” both of which topped country radio, and earned 3x and 2x Platinum certification by the RIAA, respectively.
Tyler Hubbard shared: “I’m beyond grateful to continue this journey with Warner Chappell Music. The team has been such a huge part of my story as a songwriter and publisher, and I couldn’t be more excited for what the future holds. Music has always been a way for me to connect with people, and I feel so blessed to keep doing what I love with people who believe in me. Let’s keep this thing rollin!”
“Tyler’s signature voice, bright spirit, and heartfelt songwriting have left a lasting mark on country music,” shares Austen Adams, President, WCM Nashville. “Spanning from his acclaimed early smashes to his latest inspired hits, he continues to prove himself as an artist of undeniable talent and staying power. Spencer Nohe and the entire Warner Chappell team have been incredible champions of this work, and we couldn’t be more excited for what’s ahead!”
With his 2024 album Strong, Hubbard continues to solidify his place as a leading country artist. Beyond his work as a solo artist, Hubbard has also left his mark as a songwriter, penning hits for country music stars such as Jason Aldean (“You Make It Easy,” “Lights Come On,” and “Burnin’ It Down”), Little Big Town (“Hell Yeah”), and Cole Swindell (“Hope You Get Lonely Tonight”). Hubbard will return to the stage in 2026, beginning with Valspar Live in Florida and Boots in the Park in New Mexico.
A powerhouse country act, Hubbard was the lead singer of the record-breaking duo, Florida Georgia Line, which he co-founded with Brian Kelley in 2010. Their debut record, “Cruise,” made history as the first country song to earn RIAA Diamond certification, and they are the only country act to receive two RIAA Diamond-certified singles for their songs “Cruise” and “Meant to Be” with Bebe Rexha. Together they released five studio albums, four of which topped Billboard’s country albums chart and broke countless records.
