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Florida Georgia Line surprised fans with the announcement of the duo’s “Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour” in 2027.
FGL will kick off “a headline run of music’s biggest festivals across the country,” according to a press release issued on Tuesday (September 15). The duo already confirmed their set at Stagecoach in 2027, marking their return to the event after nearly a decade. Florida Georgia Line’s last Stagecoach performance took place in 2018. The rest of the festival dates have not been announced as of publication time.
“There’s so much history and so many great memories wrapped up in FGL. Seeing the fans get excited about us being back together and hearing how much these songs still mean to them has been really special,” the duo’s Tyler Hubbard said in a statement. “We’ve felt a lot of love, and it feels good to be back up there together and sharing these songs with everybody again.”
“These songs have taken on a life of their own over the years, and getting back onstage together really reminded me of that. Hearing the crowd sing every word and feeling that energy again was pretty incredible,” Florida Georgia Line’s Brian Kelley added in a statement of his own.. “We picked right back up where we left off, and there’s definitely something special about getting to do this again.”
Hubbard and Kelley announced that they were “taking a break” as a duo in February 2022. They delivered their final FGL performance in August of that year. The two artists took a few years to pursue solo projects, and they began to stir anticipation for a reunion with posts on social media. Hubbard, Kelley and their wives were photographed together at the Country Music Association’s 59th CMA Awards in November 2025.
Florida Georgia Line teamed up on a surprise reunion performance at CMA Fest in June in Nashville, Tennessee. Hubbard and Kelley surprised thousands of fans at Nissan Stadium after dropping hints on social media.
“We got three things we want to say tonight,” Hubbard said on stage on the opening night of CMA Fest. “First of all, God is good. Second of all, life is short. And most importantly, your boys,” Hubbard said as Kelley joined in, “we back, baby!”
“I gotta be honest, I hadn’t been that nervous in that much excitement in a long time,” Hubbard later said at the iHeartCountry House Party at Miranda Lambert's Casa Rosa. “ I mean, it was wild. It felt like I was about to play the Super Bowl or something… So, it was nice once we finally got rolling, once we got into the songs, and I was like, ‘alright, I can actually breathe,’ I can, you know, find some oxygen to sing these notes and get it done. But probably the few hours before was pretty — I only vomited like four times before (the show). No, honestly, it was fun though. Me and BK had some moments before just to kind of take it in, breathe and do some vocal warmups, and just soak it in together. It was really special. And then it went by really fast, and (when) got done, we were on a high for the rest of the night. It was just a blast. To feel that much love, to see the joy in the faces and laughs and tears and everything else, it was really special.”