Florida Georgia Line Is Officially Back, and Their Huge 2027 Plans Have Fans Losing It
“This is not a drill.” Florida Georgia Line is officially back, and Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley are preparing to take their reunion far beyond one surprise performance.
After sending CMA Fest into a frenzy with an unexpected pop-up appearance, and an emphatic “We back, baby!” the country duo has announced the Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour, a massive 2027 comeback run featuring appearances at some of the country’s biggest music festivals.
The first destination has already been revealed: Stagecoach Music Festival.
And that is only the beginning.
Florida Georgia Line Is Heading Back to Stagecoach
Hubbard and Kelley will return to Stagecoach in 2027, marking their first performance at the celebrated California country festival since 2018.
The announcement offers the clearest indication yet that Florida Georgia Line’s reunion is not limited to a single nostalgic performance. Instead, the duo is preparing to bring its collection of country-radio blockbusters back to major stages across the United States.
Stagecoach is the first of 12 festival dates expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
That means fans in several cities may soon have another opportunity to scream every word of “Cruise,” “This Is How We Roll,” “H.O.L.Y.,” “Get Your Shine On” and the many other hits that helped define an entire era of country music.
Their CMA Fest Reunion Changed Everything
The road back began at CMA Fest, where Florida Georgia Line surprised fans by appearing together and reclaiming the stage with the same swagger that once made them one of country music’s biggest touring acts.
The response was immediate.
Videos spread across social media, headlines appeared nationwide and fans made it clear that the songs still carried just as much weight as they did during the duo’s record-breaking run.
For Hubbard, seeing that excitement made the reunion even more meaningful.
“There’s so much history and so many great memories wrapped up in FGL,” he shared. “We’ve felt a lot of love, and it feels good to be back up there together and sharing these songs with everybody again.”
That history was impossible to ignore once the music started.
Years may have passed, but the crowd still knew every lyric, and the connection between the performers and their fans returned almost instantly.
Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley “Picked Right Back Up”
According to Kelley, stepping back onstage with Hubbard felt surprisingly natural.
“These songs have taken on a life of their own over the years,” Kelley explained. “We picked right back up where we left off, and there’s definitely something special about getting to do this again.”
That chemistry will now power the Anything Goes Again Tour.
The title itself is a clever nod to Florida Georgia Line’s 2014 album, Anything Goes, which produced hits including “Dirt,” “Sun Daze,” “Sippin’ on Fire” and its title track.
Adding “Again” says everything fans need to know: FGL is revisiting one of its most explosive eras while beginning an entirely new chapter.
And instead of easing back into touring with a handful of intimate dates, the duo is jumping directly into a run of high-profile festivals built for enormous crowds.
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