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Florida Georgia Line Tour 2027

Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour — Updated 2026-10-07

Key facts

Status: confirmed
Dates announced: 1 shows
Tour window: 2027-08-08
Last verified: 2026-10-07

Tour dates1 show

Date	City	Venue	Tickets
2027-08-08	Canton, Ohio, USA	Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium	—

Quick answer

Yes — Florida Georgia Line is genuinely touring together again in 2027. Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley officially announced the Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour on September 15, 2026: a 12-stop festival run across the summer. Named stops so far are Stagecoach (Indio, April 23-25), Carolina Country Music Fest (Myrtle Beach, June 10-13), Windy City Smokeout (Chicago, July 8-11), and XRoads41 (Oshkosh, Aug. 12-14) — plus a headline show at the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Concert for Legends in Canton, Ohio on Aug. 8, 2027, the only stop with an officially confirmed performance day so far.

October 2026 check: the remaining 8 of the 12 festival stops have not been revealed — the duo announced them blurred out on a teaser graphic and is unveiling them one by one.

What's confirmed vs. what's still coming

✅ Confirmed for 2027

The Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour was officially announced Sept. 15, 2026 — 12 festival stops, confirmed by the duo and widely reported in country press.
Four named stops: Stagecoach (Indio, Calif., April 23-25, 2027), Carolina Country Music Fest (Myrtle Beach, S.C., June 10-13, 2027), Windy City Smokeout (Chicago, Ill., July 8-11, 2027), XRoads41 (Oshkosh, Wisc., Aug. 12-14, 2027).
Concert for Legends headline show: Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, Canton, Ohio, Sunday, Aug. 8, 2027 — announced by the Pro Football Hall of Fame, tickets starting at $69 went on sale Oct. 2, 2026.
The reunion itself: surprise first performance back at CMA Fest 2026 (Nissan Stadium, June 4), followed by a new management and booking deal — moves widely read as comeback infrastructure.

⚠️ Not yet announced

The other 8 of the 12 festival stops — teased as blurred-out entries on the duo's announcement graphic and revealed one at a time via teaser videos.
Exact performance days within each festival window (Stagecoach, Carolina Country Music Fest, Windy City Smokeout, XRoads41) — the festivals' dates are official, but FGL's specific set days aren't confirmed yet.
A standalone headlining arena/amphitheater tour — from what the duo has said, 2027 is festivals only.
Any new studio album or new singles — the tour is being billed as a celebration of the catalog so far.

Why the 2027 reunion is real, not a rumor

Florida Georgia Line were the dominant country duo of the 2010s — 19 No. 1 singles, the Diamond-certified "Cruise" (the best-selling digital country single of all time at certification), and the record-shattering "Meant to Be" with Bebe Rexha. They announced an indefinite hiatus in 2022, and the split turned genuinely bitter before both members rebuilt as solo acts: Hubbard stacked four straight No. 1 solo singles, and Kelley released his own albums and toured under his own name.

The road back started quietly. In mid-2026, Hubbard began telling interviewers that he and Kelley were talking about "some things in the works" for 2027 and admitted they were "itching to get back on stage." Then came the CMA Fest surprise in June 2026 — ring announcer Michael Buffer introducing them from opposite sides of Nissan Stadium, a two-song set of "Round Here" and "Cruise," and Hubbard's on-mic declaration: "We back, baby." Within weeks they signed new management and booking representation, the dormant FGL Instagram lit up again, and a Nashville billboard with a textable phone number teased "much more to come." The September tour announcement was the payoff. The name — Anything Goes Again — is a deliberate callback to their 2014 peak-era album, signaling that this comeback is about the songbook first.

Ticket and presale info

Festival tickets are the way in for 2027 — there are no standalone FGL tickets because there are no standalone shows announced. For the named festivals, buy through each festival's own ticketing (Stagecoach, Carolina Country Music Fest, Windy City Smokeout, XRoads41). The one stop with its own ticketing channel is the Concert for Legends in Canton, Ohio on Aug. 8, 2027, where the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced tickets starting at $69, on sale from Oct. 2, 2026. As each remaining festival stop is revealed, expect that festival's general sale — not a separate FGL presale — to be the route.

Where to check for updates

The duo's official social channels — the tour announcement and each new stop reveal have come via their Instagram with teaser videos.
Festival lineups themselves — Stagecoach, Carolina Country Music Fest, Windy City Smokeout, and XRoads41 announce schedules on their own sites.
Reputable country press like Taste of Country and Whiskey Riff have been tracking each new stop as it's revealed.

Country fans circling 2027 festival lineups should also track our Luke Combs 2027 tour dates and Morgan Wallen 2027 tour dates — both are likely to share several of the same festival stages with FGL next summer. Trivia: their final road run together before the 2022 split was as the opening act for Kenny Chesney in 2020 — see his 2027 tour plans while you're here.

Sources

profootballhof.com — official source
tasteofcountry.com — official source

Tour dates and announcements on this page are verified against the sources above. Last checked 2026-10-07.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley officially announced the Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour on Sept. 15, 2026 — a 12-stop festival run that includes Stagecoach in April and a headline show in Canton, Ohio on Aug. 8, 2027.

They split in 2022 after announcing an indefinite hiatus, and both spent several years on solo careers. They reunited onstage at CMA Fest 2026, told the crowd 'We back, baby,' signed with new management and booking, and then announced the 2027 tour — so yes, the duo is back.

Four festival stops are named so far: Stagecoach (Indio, April 23-25), Carolina Country Music Fest (Myrtle Beach, June 10-13), Windy City Smokeout (Chicago, July 8-11), and XRoads41 (Oshkosh, Aug. 12-14). They'll also headline the Concert for Legends in Canton, Ohio on Aug. 8, 2027. The remaining 8 stops have not been revealed yet.

Not according to what they've said so far. All 12 stops on the 2027 run are festivals — no standalone headlining dates have been announced, though the duo says they're easing back into performing together and testing the waters.

Nothing has been announced. The reunion has so far been framed around revisiting their catalog hits — the tour name is a callback to their 2014 Anything Goes album — rather than new material.

Tyler Hubbard has been touring as a solo artist through 2026 with multiple No. 1 singles, while Brian Kelley has focused on solo albums and his own live dates. Both members' 2027 calendars are now centered on the FGL reunion, but no full solo tours for 2027 have been announced by either.

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Key facts

Quick answer

What's confirmed vs. what's still coming

Why the 2027 reunion is real, not a rumor

Ticket and presale info

Where to check for updates

Sources

Frequently asked questions

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