According to Billboard, Anything Goes sold 197,000 copies during release week, which ended Oct. 19. Their debut album Here's To the Good Times reached No. 4 on Billboard's 200 chart and sold 2.1 million copies.

In an interview with Radio.com about Anything Goes, Florida Georgia Line said the album represents who they are as a band and also extends their personal brand.

"We're country to the core but we like to incorporate our influences, have a good time and keep it fresh," Brian Kelley told Radio.com. "It's that FGL sound, it's who we are."