Watch Florida Georgia Line Tease Possible Reunion At Stagecoach In 2027

Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley will seemingly reunite as Florida Georgia Line again at Stagecoach Music Festival in 2027.

Hubbard and Kelley appear in a clip shared by Stagecoach on Instagram on Thursday (September 10). The two singer-songwriters get into a pickup truck with a Florida Georgia Line All Access pass hanging from the rearview mirror.

“Are we really doing this again?” Kelley asks.

“Looks like it, bro,” Hubbard replies.

“Let’s go,” Kelly says as “Cruise” begins to play. The duo share a fist bump and drive off, and the clip ends with “FGL LFG” filling the screen.

In June, “FGL LFG” appeared on the duo’s social media accounts and on billboards around Nashville, Tennessee, hinting at Florida Georgia Line’s reunion at the Country Music Association’s CMA Fest. Hubbard and Kelley announced in February 2022 that they were “taking a break” as a duo, and they played their final FGL show in August of that year. Hubbard and Kelley pursued solo projects over the last few years. They began stirring anticipation for a reunion with posts o social media beginning with photos at the 59th CMA Awards in November 2025. They took the main stage at CMA Fest for a surprise performance on June 4.

“We got three things we want to say tonight,” Hubbard said. “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.”

Florida Georgia Line’s Stagecoach debut took place in 2013, following breakout single “Cruise.” They returned the following year and headlined in 2018. Stagecoach organizers have not officially announced the lineup for the 2027 festival as of publication time on Thursday. The festival will return from April 23 through April 27 in Indio, California.