Neon Union Split: New Chapters for Brooks & Milsaps

0:00On April 26, country duo Neon Union, made up of Leal Brooks and Andrew Millsaps, just announced they're splitting up after four solid years together. They dropped the news on social media with some throwback photos and heartfelt words about wrapping up an incredible run. Both guys made it clear, this ain't the end of their bond. They're staying tight as friends and even planned to keep writing songs side by side. It's more like hitting paws on the duo to chase solo paths wherever life takes them. Found back in 2022, they quickly signed with Red Street Records, hit the Grand Ole Opera stage for their debut, and dropped their first, single that same year. Fast forward to this year, they put out their full album Good Years and snagged a nomination for new duo or group at the 2024 ACM. Awards. This breakup fits a bigger wave in country music, with Maddie and Tay heading into an indefinite hiatus after their final show this summer. Alan Jackson wrapped his farewell tour last year and has a big all-star finale lined up

1:01in June, while acts like the nitty-gritty der band and John. Michael Montgomery are stepping back from full-time touring too. Change is constant in this game, but Neon Union's story shows how these chapters evolve into fresh starts, keeping an eye on what Brooks and Millsaps could go next. That's your update from Music News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.