Florida Georgia Line Will Launch 2027 Festival Tour
The duo behind the group has officially reunited to perform 12 shows across the United States next year.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Country
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Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard have reunited as Florida Georgia Line for the upcoming 2027 Anything Goes Again Festival Tour. The pair will perform 12 festival stops throughout the country following the band's initial split in 2022.
Why it matters
The reunion follows a dedicated effort by Kelley and Hubbard to resolve personal conflicts that led to the duo's disbandment years ago. Their collaborative return marks a significant reconciliation for the prominent country music act.
The tour includes 12 confirmed festival stops scheduled for 2027. This follows the band's five-day reconciliation trip in Idaho in November 2025.
The players
Brian Kelley
He is a singer and songwriter known for his role as one-half of the country duo Florida Georgia Line.
Tyler Hubbard
He is a musician and founding member of the country music duo Florida Georgia Line.
The details
The duo began their path toward reconciliation in November 2025 during a five-day trip to Idaho where the members and their wives held healing conversations. This personal progress paved the way for their initial performance together at CMA Fest in 2026 and the eventual announcement of the 2027 tour.
Timeline
Florida Georgia Line disbanded in 2022.
Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard began reconnecting during an Idaho hike in November 2025.
The pair performed together at CMA Fest in 2026.
The Anything Goes Again Festival Tour will take place in 2027.
Industry Dynamics
The reunion of Florida Georgia Line capitalizes on the enduring popularity of country music's biggest acts and the industry trend of high-profile band reconciliations. By returning to the touring circuit, the duo shifts the competitive balance of country music festival lineups for the 2027 season.
Fans will have the opportunity to see the duo perform live at 12 festival locations throughout 2027. Access to these performances will depend on individual festival ticket availability and schedules.
The takeaway
The return of this duo underscores the value of open communication in resolving long-standing professional and personal disagreements. Fans can look forward to seeing how the band reintegrates their classic catalog into a new live performance structure.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by WBKR.
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