Tyler Hubbard has followed up two previous solo number-one songs with his latest “Back Then Right Now,” which is currently sitting at number-25. He feels like he’s in a good rhythm with his career and his hopes are to keep growing.
“Well, hopefully, I can have two more number-ones, (slight laugh) and honestly, I just want to keep doing what I’m doing,” says Tyler. “I’m really in a groove, and it feels good to be in a rhythm. For so long I was a little bit out of rhythm and out of practice and had to really try to work hard to work those muscles creatively and figure out unique ways to do that. So, yeah, to be out, to be on the road, to be comfortable on a bus and comfortable on stage and really feeling like I have the show dialed, it feels really good. So, really, I just want to keep growing. That’s been really a fun thing to see, like every show, I feel like, man, we’re just two-percent stronger, two-percent stronger, two-percent stronger, and even if I just stay on pace that I’m right now, I’m real excited to see where it goes and just continue to do what I love. That’s what it’s all about, and I’m getting to do that, so I feel like I’m in a great place and so happy.”
Tyler, who is making his way up the country charts with his latest single “Back Then Right Now,” has a handful of dates next month before joining Kane Brown on his In The Air Tonight Tour March 28th in Charlottesville, Virginia.
