Neon Union's Country Journey Ends, Solo Paths Begin

0:00On April 24th, country duo Neon Union has called it quits. Leo Brooks and Andrew Millsaps, who teamed up in Nashville back in 2022, dropped the news on Instagram Friday, April 24th. They put out one studio album called Good Years this past January, snagged an ACM nomination for new duo of the year, and even rocked the grand old. Opristage. The pair built some real buzz with tracks like beer up and bout damn time, both racking up over one million streams on Spotify. They were signed to Red Street Records, and before linking up, Brooks had toured as a hip-hop bass player with heavy hitters like Pitbull. While Millsaps came from small town routes chasing country dreams, fans and the guys themselves are keeping it positive. Andrew called their run a special chapter full of bucket list wins he never imagined, and shouted out Leo as a lifelong brother. Leo echoed that, saying life's a journey, he's grateful for the ride, and they'll still write

1:00songs together down the line. Both are eyeing solo paths now, ready to chase whatever comes next. Millsaps is hyped for his fresh start, thanking fans for the love, while Brooks trust the road ahead wherever it leads. Neon Union's story shows how quick country can light up, then shift gears, but these two leave on high notes, friendships intact, and new beats brewing. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.