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Florida Georgia Line fans may finally be getting the reunion they’ve been waiting for.
Just days after updating their social media profile photos and teasing that something big was coming, Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard have dropped their biggest clue yet that FGL is officially back. And if the latest teaser is any indication, their next stop could be one of country music’s biggest stages.
In a video shared by both Florida Georgia Line and Stagecoach, the duo loads guitars into an old pickup truck while clips of some of their biggest career moments—including their surprise CMA Fest reunion earlier this year—flash across the screen. Before climbing into the truck, they toss a cooler with the iconic Stagecoach logo into the bed.
“Are we really doing this again?” Kelley asks.
“Looks like it, bro,” Hubbard replies.
As the truck drives off, the opening chorus of their 2012 smash hit “Cruise” starts playing before the screen fades to a simple caption: “LFG.”
While neither Kelley nor Hubbard has officially confirmed they’ll be part of the 2027 Stagecoach lineup, fans are treating the video as all but an announcement. Social media immediately exploded with excitement, with Hardy’s wife, Caleigh Hardy, writing, “I’m gonna pass out,” while another fan admitted, “2016 version of me is freaking out.”
The timing certainly makes sense. Stagecoach recently announced its 2027 dates—April 23-25 in Indio, California—but has yet to reveal the lineup. Florida Georgia Line previously played the festival in 2013 and 2014 before returning as co-headliners alongside Garth Brooks and Keith Urban in 2018.
The teaser follows the duo’s surprise reunion at CMA Fest in June, where they took the stage together for the first time since splitting in 2022. The pair performed “Round Here” and “Cruise” at Nissan Stadium after spending the past four years focused on solo careers.
In recent months, the signs have continued to pile up. FGL’s social media accounts have been reactivated with new branding, a downtown Nashville billboard declaring “FGL LFG” appeared with a phone number that texted fans, “Turns out, some things are just better together. Much more to come,” and the duo’s official website now proudly reads, “The Boys Are Back.”
Behind the scenes, the reunion also appears to be gaining momentum. Earlier this year, Florida Georgia Line signed with The Core Entertainment for management, while CAA’s Rick Roskin and Jeff Krones took over booking duties. Hubbard has also hinted that the pair had been “toying around” with the idea of playing a handful of shows in 2027.
Whether Stagecoach is the official launch of Florida Georgia Line’s comeback remains to be seen, but all signs are pointing in that direction. If the duo does return to the desert next April, it would mark their first major festival performance together since reuniting—and potentially the beginning of a brand-new chapter for one of country music’s biggest acts.
For now, fans will have to wait for Stagecoach to unveil its lineup, but after this latest teaser, it’s becoming harder to believe Florida Georgia Line won’t be part of it.
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