Tyler Hubbard Hints at More Florida Georgia Line Shows After Reunion: ‘We’re Excited’
Tyler Hubbard is teasing fans about the potential for more Florida Georgia Line shows after a few reunions this year, stating, “I would say we’ve got some things in the works for next year.”
During a July appearance on a Chicago radio station, Hubbard, 39, expressed excitement about future plans with Brian Kelley, 40. The duo has been reconnecting and enjoying their time together, which has sparked discussions about more performances.
“[We’re] kinda itching to get back on stage. So we’ll probably put some shows together next year,” he said, indicating that they are eager to perform again.
Hubbard mentioned that their planning is still in the early stages but remains optimistic about the upcoming year. “That’s about as much as we’ve planned at this point. But we’re both excited it’s going to be a fun year next year,” he added.
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Florida Georgia Line was formed in 2010, and after 12 years of collaboration, the duo parted ways in 2022 to pursue solo careers. However, their chemistry on stage has not been forgotten by fans.
The pair reunited at the 2025 CMA Awards for a performance that reignited interest in their partnership. They continued to perform together in 2026, including an appearance at BBR Music Group/BMG Nashville’s annual Country Radio Seminar bash in March.
In June, they took the stage at CMA Fest, performing at Nissan Stadium and Blake Shelton’s Ole Red bar. This marked a significant return for the duo, allowing fans to witness their reunion as Florida Georgia Line.
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Hubbard described the experience as “cool” and a “great moment,” emphasizing how special it felt to be announced as Florida Georgia Line to an enthusiastic crowd after their break.
Following CMA Fest, Hubbard shared photos and videos from their performances, hinting that their separation had come to an end. He expressed gratitude for the week, stating, “It’s been an incredible week. Really, really special. I’ll never forget this week in my whole life.”
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In a separate Instagram post, Hubbard reflected on the deeper significance of CMA Fest, stating it was “more than just six shows in four days for me.”
He elaborated that the week represented “forgiveness, healing, history, community, brotherhood, and the power of what Jesus can do,” highlighting the emotional connection shared with Kelley and their families.
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Hubbard concluded with a message of gratitude for their strengthened bond: “What we’ve been through has made our bond stronger than ever.”
Kelley echoed these sentiments on Instagram, celebrating their friendship and musical partnership with a post that read, “Long live the brotherhood & nights like these.”
In June, Florida Georgia Line’s Instagram account was updated to promote their reunion and signal the beginning of a new chapter for the duo.
