Country music fans, get ready — a Florida Georgia Line reunion could be on the horizon! During a red carpet interview at the 2026 ACM Awards, Tyler Hubbard revealed that he and Brian Kelley have been “toying around and flirting with the idea” of playing a handful of shows in 2027. This exciting update comes after the duo’s recent onstage reunion at the Country Radio Seminar and renewed personal friendship.
What Tyler Hubbard Said
In the Entertainment Tonight interview, Hubbard shared:
“We have been toying around and flirting with the idea of playing a handful of shows next year, and so that gets us both excited. But right now, we’re trying to be patient with it… enjoy this kind of like ‘honeymoon’ phase.”
He emphasized that their friendship comes first and that any return would be smart, meaningful, and bigger than just the two of them.
Why This Matters for FGL Fans
- No full reunion yet — It’s not a full tour or permanent comeback, but limited shows feel like a real step forward after their 2022 hiatus.
- Recent sparks — Hubbard and Kelley reunited onstage in early 2026 to honor Jason Aldean, proving the chemistry is still there.
- Solo success continues — Both artists are thriving independently (Tyler with hits like “Way Home” and Brian with his own projects), but the magic of FGL remains unmatched for fans.
This tease has already sent shockwaves through country music, with fans flooding social media with excitement for possible 2027 performances.
FAQ: Everything You Need to Know
Q: Is Florida Georgia Line officially reuniting? A: Not fully. Tyler Hubbard confirmed they are only discussing “a handful of shows” in 2027. No official tour dates have been announced yet.
Q: When could these shows happen? A: Likely throughout 2027. No specific dates or venues have been revealed — everything is still in the early planning stage.
Q: Why did Florida Georgia Line take a break? A: The duo announced an indefinite hiatus in 2022 to focus on solo careers and family. Both have said the break strengthened their friendship.
Q: Have Tyler and Brian performed together recently? A: Yes — they reunited onstage at the 2026 Country Radio Seminar to celebrate Jason Aldean’s chart success.
Q: Will there be new FGL music? A: Hubbard hasn’t confirmed new music yet, but any live shows would likely feature their massive catalog of hits like “Cruise,” “H.O.L.Y.,” “Meant to Be,” and more.
Q: How can fans stay updated? A: Follow Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley on Instagram, and keep an eye on official Florida Georgia Line channels. Major announcements will likely come via social media or country radio.
Q: Will tickets sell out fast if shows are announced? A: Almost certainly — FGL shows were known for selling out arenas quickly. Sign up for artist newsletters for presale access.
The country world is buzzing with hope that 2027 will bring back some of the biggest party anthems in modern country. Whether it’s a few festivals, special one-offs, or limited arena dates, fans are already counting down!
Last updated: May 19, 2026. No official dates announced yet — stay tuned for updates.
Are you excited for possible FGL shows in 2027? Drop your favorite Florida Georgia Line song in the comments and tag a friend who needs to see this! 🎸🔥
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