Lainey Wilson Replaces Florida Georgia Line’s Lower Broadway Bar
There are many signs that country music is transforming for the positive, while the worst of the Bro-Country era is on the wane. Florida Georgia Line’s Lower Broadway haunt permanently closing down, and Lainey Wilson taking it over is definitely one of them.
In 2017, Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley teamed up with the TC Restaurant Group to open the “FGL House” at 120 3rd Ave S. on Lower Broadway. It was the first of many celebrity concepts TC Restaurants would open in the region, including for Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, and later Miranda Lambert.
In fact, the FGL House was one of the first performer-themed bars on Lower Broadway. At the time, only Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row and Alan Jackson’s AJ’s Good Time Bar were directly named after performers. Redneck Riviera owned by John Rich was also in operation, but the FGL House really started the wave.
Now just like Florida Georgia Line itself, the FGL House is no more. It was closed unexpectedly last weekend. Though they haven’t announced anything publicly—probably because they know it would be taken as a mea culpa—FGL House has been permanently closed according to the official Google business listing. It’s also been taken off of the TC Restaurants website, and the old website for the restaurant now redirects to TC Restaurants.
Florida Georgia Line officially disbanded in 2022 after some public spats between Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley amid the COVID-19 pandemic. In March, Brian Kelley released a bad kiss-off song presumably aimed at Hubbard called “Kiss My Boots” that might have been the final nail in the coffin for any remaining collaborative concepts between the two, like the FGL House.
When Florida Georgia Line was at the height of their powers and pushing Bro-Country to the forefront, traditionalists in country said the music and the performers would never last. It turns out they were right, though Tyler Hubbard’s solo career has landed him a few Top 10 hits.
Even more interesting, it’s Lainey Wilson who is set to take Florida Georgia Line’s place in the space with her upcoming “Bell Bottom’s Up” bar. This is definitely an upgrade and marks the 2nd Lower Broadway bar named after a woman. Lainey’s currently on her aptly-titled “Country’s Cool Again” tour with Zach Top opening all dates. That tells you how much the tide is turning.
Lainey Wilson’s restaurant will feature two stages and four bars, with a Western theme for the rooftop area, and a Cajun-inspired menu from the Louisiana native.
There are still plenty of terrible bar concepts on Lower Broadway and Bro-Country-infused singles on mainstream country radio. But it’s hard to not see that things are changing, even in the heart of corporate controlled Nashville.
May 7, 2024 @ 8:37 am
“Bell Bottoms Up?”
Shooo!
May 7, 2024 @ 10:02 am
Entirely possible I’m old but this lady has made an entire career off “Have you noticed my butt?”
Better than FGL sure. Low bar.
May 7, 2024 @ 10:27 am
The possibilities for a bottom-themed restaurant menu are endless. They’re way behind if they don’t feature bottom round roast.
May 7, 2024 @ 10:54 am
Lainey Wilson had multiple hits in “Things A Man Oughta Know” and “Heart Like a Truck,” and was booked as a cast member on “Yellowstone” all before the butt saga started. So to say that she’s only know for having a big butt is a pretty big reduction. Incidentally, she’s also lost a lot of weight, so that idea is probably also not currently relevant either.
I think the idea that the differences between Lainey Wilson and Florida Georgia Line are subtle is ludicrous. Right after I posted this story, I saw Molly Tuttle post, “Congrats Lainey Wilson on Wildflowers and Wild Horses going #1! Love this song and honored to have played and sang a little on it …here’s to more acoustic guitar solos on country radio.”
Is Lainey Wilson super traditional country? Of course not. Did she get a ripping Molly Tuttle solo on radio? Is she dragging Zach Top all around the country to open shows for her? Yes she is.
I think the changing of the guard at this Nashville bar is symbolic of the shifting dynamics in country itself. Some people just love to hate on anything that’s popular.
May 7, 2024 @ 2:35 pm
She really seems to be backing into it.
May 7, 2024 @ 4:02 pm
I would agree with you on all these points re. Lainey. But I would also add that I hope she doesn’t let all this attention go to her head, because Ego can be a tricky, if not outright destructive thing.
May 8, 2024 @ 12:22 am
Momentarily breaking my pledge to not read articles on this site because I saw this article linked on Facebook:
I don’t understand why you think it’s not okay to challenge Lainey’s authenticity when everything about her social media presence screams that she is an industry plant and a marketing tool – especially after this site went into autistic depths to challenge Midland’s self-fabrications. Lainey herself said she rocketted to fame on social media because of her butt. The fact that Lainey is getting her own bar at her current level of success, is suspect. She has 3 1#’s. FGL had 18. FGL influenced the sound of modern country music for the past 10 years (for the worse) and helped to usher in Morgan Wallen. It’s hilarious to me that it’s not permissible to question Lainey’s rise to fame simply because she is a woman. Her songs suck. The songwriting sucks. She’s hanging her hat on “heart like a truck.” That song alone is just an estrogen-infused sample of everything you supposedly rallied against with bro-country.
May 8, 2024 @ 7:23 am
I think you said the the things I wanted to say better than I did. I’m not willing to say she sucks but to say she’s somehow changing Nashville and not Nashville seeing something they can mold for money is hilarious.
Like I said, is she FGL? No. Is “heart like a truck” the kind of thing that would normally get mocked on here? I believe it is.
May 8, 2024 @ 7:30 am
I think it’s fair to question Lainey Wilson’s authenticity and never said it wasn’t.
” It’s hilarious to me that it’s not permissible to question Lainey’s rise to fame simply because she is a woman.”
Who is making these restrictions? You can say whatever the hell you want.
All I am saying is that it’s clearly an improvement that Lainey Wilson has her name on a bar as opposed to Florida Georgia Line. And I think when you talk about the quality of the songs and the country-sounding nature of them, this is pretty inarguable. That doesn’t mean she’s perfect or above reproach. But this setting anger some have for her seems a bit misplaced.
“Industry plant”? That is an extremely overused phrase. I never used that phrase for Midland. Yes, after nearly a decade of being an unknown, the industry has really gotten behind Lainey Wilson, obviously. Say she is being given attention unfairly. But she’s not “industry plant.” Her name is going on a bar because the owners believe it will generate more economic activity than Florida Georgia Line’s name. I think that speaks to something deeper, and am simply pointing it out.
May 8, 2024 @ 8:22 pm
“But she’s not “industry plant. Her name is going on a bar because the owners believe it will generate more economic activity than Florida Georgia Line’s name.”
Yeah her name is going on a bar that she cannot finance is because she is an industry plant. The only thing organic about her upward trajectory is her ass. And we lost that with her weight loss. (she leaned into that schtick so it’s fair game)
May 9, 2024 @ 1:22 am
They dropped FGL’s name because that band went extinct.
May 8, 2024 @ 8:09 am
I don’t like a lot of her music, but I don’t think you can call her un-authentic. I read some where she lived in a camper in a friends yard for like almost a year while trying to make it in Nashville. She grew up on a farm, knows how to ride a horse. That’s more than the under wear models of Midland
May 8, 2024 @ 8:02 pm
There is no way to verify her claims. Everyone is just taking her at her own word. I guarentee if there was proof to undermine her own authenticity claims they would be ignored because “it’s mean to call her out.”
I have seen some comments online pointing out how she seems to try too hard in her live performances. I 100% agree with that. I can’t take her seriously.
May 8, 2024 @ 12:30 am
Secondly to my industry plant point, (in case you delete my first comment) according to Google, Lainey Wilson’s net worth is around 4 million (A small fraction of that is likely liquid assets). In 2022 the building where Garth Brooks bar is sold for just under 48 million. It’s pretty obvious that some company is using her name and likeness on this bar for obvious reasons. It’s not her money.
May 8, 2024 @ 6:59 pm
“…according to Google, Lainey Wilson’s net worth is around 4 million…”
Google? Hahahaha. Those net worth sites are a joke. Last year a search had my net worth at $5 million, and my company employing 30 people. I’m the only one who works for my company, and I’m worth nowhere near $5 million. ????
May 8, 2024 @ 8:08 pm
Ok but you missed my point entirely. A bar in that location is worth around 50 million. Her net worth is below 10 million and her liquid assets would be a small fraction of that. She is not self financing this bar. Anyone with a basic understanding of math could figure that out. She’s allowing her name to be slapped on something because she is a marketting tool that the industry is propped up. It’s why her social media and music videos on youtube have so much product placement. Midland is the anti-christ because they lied about their authencity and ‘leap frogged’ past all these struggling texas artists. But when Lainey does it it’s all “Yas queen slay you go girl.” That girl power shit resonates with Molly Tuttle just as much as it does with Trigger. It’s basically it’s own religion that keeps people from being critical.
May 8, 2024 @ 10:02 pm
The Garth Brooks property is a massive, massive piece of property on Lower Broadway and is no way comparable. It used to house an entire Outdoor Sports complex and a hotel.The Ernest Tubb Record Shop property that is right across the alley from Garth’s sold for $18.3 million. The FGL House property probably originally sold for about 1/3rd that in 2017. It’s not even on Broadway. It’s on 3rd Street, and a couple of properties down from Broadway.
I have no idea what Lainey Wilson’s financial investment is in the property. But you wouldn’t need $50 million to buy in.
May 14, 2024 @ 9:06 am
I don’t think she is worth even that much. She might generate gross revenue but, remember, everyone has their hand out. The record company, PR, agents, manager, lawyer, accountant, retailers, employees, touring band, assistants, the tax man, etc take a big cut.
Even Taylor Swift, assuming maximum efficiency, is likely only grossing 30-35% of those huge concert revenues – before taxes and overhead.
May 8, 2024 @ 6:27 am
That’s a fair and well thought out rebuttal. Thank you.
May 9, 2024 @ 1:28 am
“A Man Ought to Know” was OK at best. I can only imagine the outrage from Twitter if a male singer sang “A Woman Ought to Know.”
“Heart Like a Truck” was terrible. Truck metaphors are passe.
“Wildflowers and Wild Horses” was just more Miranda Lambert level like how badass I am.
“Watermelon Moonshine” is a straight ripoff. Swindell got ripped to shreds here for his homage to “Heads Carolina, Tails California.”
And let’s not forget her collaboration with Keith Urban, “Go Home W U.” Looking forward to that rant.
May 17, 2024 @ 2:41 am
@Trigger
There is evidence that the “butt saga” started way before any of that. “Lainey Wilson’s Ass” had its own Twitter page starting in 2018. She was also featured on a rap video for the song “The Git Up” by Blanco Brown from 2019
May 7, 2024 @ 12:30 pm
That Strawberry Wine rip-off was insufferable.
But her butt is fine.
May 7, 2024 @ 3:28 pm
The Watermelon vs Strawberry thing is interesting because she started doing Strawberry Wine live at the end of Watermelon. Maybe she didn’t know the original? And then realised how silly she sounded?
Would be interested to know.
Did I miss something with the butt? It doesn’t come across on MP3 which is how I listen to music
May 7, 2024 @ 2:59 pm
Yes, I have noticed it.
May 8, 2024 @ 2:48 am
Nothing says “substance” like naming a bar after your choice of pants that are vacuum sealed to show off her ass. Everything about her is a marketting gimmick.
May 9, 2024 @ 1:20 am
True.
But people here like her music, so marketing is OK now.
Every artist markets. It is only when someone doesn’t like an artist that marketing is evil!
May 8, 2024 @ 8:40 am
Thats every girl in my high school.(I’m a student)
May 7, 2024 @ 11:11 am
If there is going to be an over-saturation of a female country singer to “right the wrongs” of perceived inequality in country music, I prefer Lainey to Miranda (who we’ve been saturated enough with over the years), Lainey Wilson, etc.
I couldn’t care less about who opens the next bar because that is not my scene. But Lainey is easy to root for and you don’t come away disappointed when you do. At least, not yet.
May 7, 2024 @ 12:24 pm
went to the FGL bar a few times. I’m pretty convinced that these guys just sell their names to these places. maybe they own a piece, but not enough to have any real say so in the day to day running of the business. they will just change the pictures on the wall. give it some new paint and a sign outside, but it will mostly be business as usual.
May 7, 2024 @ 1:01 pm
I just went to Billboard’s website. The article said Lainey had partnered with TC Restaurants (the same people who owned the FGL bar. So, yeah.
May 7, 2024 @ 12:58 pm
All these silly celebrity bars will be gone one day, replaced with other silly bars. Eric Church is way late to the party (as is Garth Brooks), and I see his bar being gone in a few years. Good for Lainey. I haven’t seen her ass (I’ve never watched Yellowstone), but I’m sure it’s spectacular and has nothing whatsoever to do with her success. John Rich was smart enough not to name his bar after himself or B&R. These types of places have expiration dates.
As far as FGL’s joint, I used to laugh my ass off when I walked by. I didn’t think it would last as long as it did. It certainly outlasted their music.
May 7, 2024 @ 3:04 pm
So one rip-off bar is replaced by another. But hallelujah, a woman’s name is on the door.
May 7, 2024 @ 3:34 pm
Not really Country related, but if there is bad blood between the FGL members then who knows when/if they’ll get back together. I only bring this up to reference another recent musical split. The group Hall & Oates has split acrimoniously after nearly 50 years as a group.
May 7, 2024 @ 4:12 pm
Seens kind of silly to boast about onr bar replacing another as a another way to get another jab at fgl. But i guess them beaking iup isnt enough for the haters.
May 8, 2024 @ 12:10 am
…do we know by any chance, whether mr. wallen is restricted to the ground floor and standing room only there?
May 8, 2024 @ 4:40 am
An improvement because it’s now owned by a woman?
Saving Country Music one virtue signaling, identity politics pandering article at a time.
May 8, 2024 @ 7:23 am
The only people asserting that this story is about identity is you and others. Not Saving Country Music. Not advocates for women in country music. It’s you. It was simply pointed out that Lainey will be the second woman with her name on a bar on Lower Broadway, because hey, it’s a cool footnote. The fact that you navigated to this article, overlooked all the commentary about how it was an improvement because Florida Georgia Line were the Godfather’s of the polarizing era in country music called Bro-Country, how its symbolic of more country-sounding performers like Lainey Wilson irrespective of gender are finding more popularity, and left a comment about how Lainey Wilson is a woman speaks to YOUR obsession over identity, not vice versa.
May 8, 2024 @ 8:34 am
Sorry, no. The obsession is yours and evident across many articles. The fact that you proclaim a change in bar ownership as an improvement before the bar has even served a drink under its new name is proof enough, especially when the only evidence you offer is the gender of whose name is now on the sign.
it’s your worldview, own it.
May 8, 2024 @ 11:16 am
Yes, I do believe that women should have the same opportunities as men in country music. Am I supposed to be ashamed about that? I’m not advocating for equal pay for WNBA players, I’m saying that it’s cool that among all the douchebag bar owners on Lower Broadway, a woman who is more country than much of the mainstream will have a bar too.
I have no clue how “good” the bar will be. I won’t ever go there. I never went to the FGL one, or Jason Aldean’s, or Eric Church’s, or Blake Shelton’s. They’re all reprehensible to me. A bar with Lainey Wilson’s name is a little less reprehensible to me. I’ll take the ‘W’ and see you at Robert’s Western World.
May 8, 2024 @ 12:05 pm
I’m mostly in agreement with you regarding the bars on Broadway, but would like to add that Eric Church is at least offering ticketed shows with respectable artists at his bar, such as Lori McKenna, Doug Stone, Summer Dean, Dale Watson, Sunny Sweeny, etc… love some Robert’s Western World as well.
May 8, 2024 @ 9:11 am
The restaurant is still owned by TC Restaurants. It’s just a branding change.
He’s very clearly stating that it’s a sign of the times that they’re switching out the bro-country poster boys for a much more traditional country artist. If you’re so sensitive that a minor footnote half a dozen paragraphs down causes such a meltdown, the internet might be too rough for you.
May 8, 2024 @ 5:06 am
People absolutely kill me. Everything you do in life and or career is a business decision. If a legit company walked up to Sierra Ferrell and said let us put your name on a previously owned Country themed establishment, you won’t have to do anything except occasionally promote it and we’ll give you 20% or _______ whatever, then she’d have to decide whether it was right for her. I’m sure Lainey and her peeps thought about it before accepting. Will it last forever? Probably not. Will she lose money for doing it? Not a chance if her lawyers are smart. I’m not even going to get into the ridiculous “she’s not Country” debate. She has plenty of great Country tunes, Wildflowers and Wild Horses is epic, and the fact that it went #1 is a victory for every real Country artist. I’ll take Lainey on our team any day.
May 8, 2024 @ 6:24 am
Congrats to Lainey. It was a long road to her success, and for awhile as she worked other jobs like making jingles for commercials in the 5 years between her first album and second, a success that looked like it wouldn’t happen. Lainey has paid her dues, and in return helps other young and female artists like Meg Mcree, Harper O’niell, and Leah Blevins, with opening spots they would have probably never been given. She is deserving of her success.
May 8, 2024 @ 7:40 am
There won’t be much of any difference to this place to the patrons willing to spend a bunch of money at an overpriced tourist trap than the new signage. Wilson is just the current hot thing in Nashville that’s really no more “real country” than FGL was.
May 8, 2024 @ 7:56 am
The idea that Lainey Wilson is no more “real country” than Florida Georgia Line is ludicrous and factually incorrect from a sonic standpoint. The fact that they believe this establishment will make more money being named after Lainey Wilson as opposed to a defunct Bro-Country band speaks to the changing dynamics in popular country, and is notable from a sonic standpoint. Of course it will be a tourist trap, just like most of the businesses on Lower Broadway. That’s a given.
May 8, 2024 @ 9:16 am
Ok I stand corrected since my comment was ludicrous according to you, I say she’s not much more “real country” than FGL. The making more money because of the changing dynamics in popular country according to you likely has nothing to do with the name change, it’s simply that she’s the current flavor of the week, Nashville has always been this way and always will be, this change is nothing groundbreaking regarding the change in style of country music.
May 8, 2024 @ 5:37 pm
This is embarrassing gibberish. You can’t be this annoying in real life.
May 8, 2024 @ 8:57 am
This authenticity questioning by some here is ridiculous. Watch Grady Smiths bio on Lainey. Southern girl from tiny town in the rural south, dad was a farmer, she grew up living the rural life all the way. Unassailable southern accent. Legit. Been playing and singing since childhood. She moved to Nashville, lived in a camper and took every opportunity she could find along the way and quite literally carved out something substantial for herself. She’s beloved by her fellow artists and musicians. Personally, I find her music a refreshing change from the usual rot in mainstream radio. For crying out loud, the authenticity is what makes it for her in my opinion. Every bit as authentic as Miranda Lambert but younger. No brainer why she’s so marketable. As for this whole, she’s not yet earned the right to have a bar on Lower Broadway, ehhh… who cares…let the developers and investors worry about that. Personally, I only support two bars on the strip, Robert’s and Laylas, tho I did check out Hank Jr’s new one, which was just fine. Nice vibe.
May 8, 2024 @ 11:23 pm
It’s perfectly fine if people like her product. However her authenticity claims are coming directly from HER! It’s hilarious to me that so many people cannot fathom that maybe she is lying and exaggerating her past.
“She’s just as authentic as Dolly…..she performed as a Hannah Montana impersonator as a kid.” Are there videos to back this up? “No….”
May 8, 2024 @ 8:58 am
Industry plant, fake, her bar will fail, she’s less country than FGL…..the bitterness here lol.
Of all of the stupidity littered in these comments, I’m unsure which is the most egregious.
Industry plant: Please realize she moved to Nashville in 2011 and did not even have a pub deal until almost the end of the decade. She put in major time networking and writing all over town. She lived in a camper trailer off of I-40 west for several years prior to even living in a house. She was a Hannah Montana impersonator for YEARS. She would ask these birthday parties if she could perform her own original music prior to the covers at these birthday parties. Guys, I’m not sure how you define an industry plant, but this isn’t one. Kelsi Ballerini? Sure. Not Lainey.
Fake: If you know anything about her, you know that all she ever wanted was to do this. She had no backup plans. She and her family are very, very country. It’s not fake, it’s not an act. Her pop is a real deal farmer – full time. Listen to her mother and sister talk. Try to find a video of her not talking with such an accent. It doesn’t exist. She grew up in that NW Louisiana farm lifestyle. She’s the real deal.
Questions about her getting a bar so early in her career comparative to FGL: as noted by SCM, FGL was a pioneer in the artist themed bars. Now, given that this is common practice, it makes sense to capitalize on her name while its red hot. It’s brilliant. And on a side note, I really don’t get the hate on these bars. They keep a lot of working musicians and singers able to do music full time and are a great improvement of the Broadway from the pre-late 90s.
Dipshits stating that SCM is hyping this because it’s a woman themed bar: Your reading comprehension is garbage. In no way is that alluded to anywhere in his article.
I guess the recommendation here is stop being miserable. It’s a bad use of your energy. Lainey is an underdog success story which I for one think is cool. I think she is great for the genre. Personally, I think a good deal of her songs are corny, a great deal of her attire is cheesy, and comparative to badass singers like Lee Ann Womack, Allison Krause, LeAnn Rimes, Faith Hill and many others, doesn’t really have a great voice. But she works hard, entertains, and is real. I respect that and wish her the best, and a bar being opened with her name on it shouldn’t induce such bad energy from so many people.
May 8, 2024 @ 10:36 am
I agree with this comment. If a Kelsey Waldon were to break through in the coming years, dipshits will be out in full force spewing their regular nonsense.
May 8, 2024 @ 7:09 pm
“And on a side note, I really don’t get the hate on these bars. They keep a lot of working musicians and singers able to do music full time…”
Actually, they don’t. A few places may have paid talent, but in the majority of the bars on Broadway performers play for tips. Few of them do music “full time,” they have side hustles, too.
Other than that, I mostly agree with your assessment. Lainey was smart to jump at this opportunity.
May 9, 2024 @ 8:27 am
Actually, they do. I have played those bars…Go drop in Legends Corner, or Robert’s, or The Stage, or Whiskey Row, or Layla’s this morning or afternoon or evening and ask those folks on stage if this is their side job or full time job. Respectfully, you just told me you know very little about current Broadway players. 25-30 years ago? Your assessment would be correct.
For example, your average TC establishment (Aldeans, Luke’s, Miranda’s and soon to be others) gig pays 200 a man base pay, then they get tips on top of that. It’s not uncommon for musicians on broadway to pull down 300-500 a gig downtown, especially on the good shifts. In demand players downtown play 7-8 gigs a week on average, making between 200-500 a man. In demand players are playing doubles several days a week.
So in closing, the bars pay base. Some more than others. Tootsie’s pays a tiny base, but their bands make an absolute killing in tips as they run the tip jar numerous times throughout their 4 hour set. Other bars pay solid base pays but keep the tip begging by musicians at a minimum. Point is, lot of folks making full time livings on broadway with the amount of tourists throwing money at them and have been for the last 10 years.
May 9, 2024 @ 1:17 am
She isn’t answering your fan mail, EP.
May 9, 2024 @ 8:29 am
Guess you didn’t read the entire post….definitely not simping for her. Copy and pasted from my above comment since it was too much for you to read.
“Personally, I think a good deal of her songs are corny, a great deal of her attire is cheesy, and comparative to badass singers like Lee Ann Womack, Allison Krause, LeAnn Rimes, Faith Hill and many others, doesn’t really have a great voice.”
Doesn’t seem like a fan mail message to me.
May 10, 2024 @ 12:48 am
It’s pointless to even mention “authenticity” to people like you because you do not understand the concept. There are not videos of Lainey performing live anywhere close to the year 2011. Billboard even reports her “struggle” as 7 failed attempts at trying to advance on American Idol. Every other famous artist you mentioned came up thru the ranks the normal way by playing live shows in small bars and moving up. Debating the term “industry plant” is a feeble attempt at playing semantics. The industry CHOSE her. That’s the point here. It’s not hate. I am pointing out how she is leap-frogger all these legit female artists who have been playing live shows in bars for a decade. Again it’s hilarious how people take Lainey’s own claims and repeat them as if artists never lie or severely fabricate their stories. My critism of giving Lainey endless passes on this site is because I have read more articles than I can remember of male artists being critisized for doing what she herself is guilty of. Her songs are barely country anyway. She’s a bland version of Grace Potter but with bad songs. People like you are happy to indulge in Applebee’s type artists. That’s fine but I won’t let your ire go uncontested.
May 8, 2024 @ 9:15 am
Pardon the interruption, but there’s a Mexican joint in Franklin where an old IHOP used to be. Now about the cultural differences between watering holes…
May 8, 2024 @ 6:09 pm
By the way, where is Doug Stone today ? “I’d Be Better Off In A Pine Box” and “Addicted To A Dollar” are two vastly underrated early 90’s hits.
As for Lainey Wilson,”Bell Bottom’s Up” may recall some horrible 70’s disco-era fashion,but I’m sure Lainey also has some excellent surprises for her legion of fans.
May 8, 2024 @ 6:10 pm
It’s all about the grub,Sticks.