Florida Georgia Line is taking its reunion to the road in 2027 with “Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour,” a 12-date run that will see Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley headline major music festivals across the country. The announcement came following the duo’s surprise reunion performance at CMA Fest in Nashville earlier this year and confirmation of their return to Stagecoach; the pair had been on hiatus since 2022.
Stagecoach remains the first confirmed stop, with Florida Georgia Line scheduled to perform April 23-25 in Indio, California. The appearance will mark their first time at the festival since 2018. In addition, Carolina Country Music Fest added another date to the schedule, announcing FGL as its first headliner for the June 10-13 event in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; and Country Thunder announced Florida Georgia Line as the latest headliner for Country Thunder Arizona, set to take place Saturday, April 10th.
The tour’s title references Florida Georgia Line’s 2014 album “Anything Goes,” which produced such hits as “Dirt,” “Sun Daze,” “Sippin’ on Fire” and “Confession.” The duo has so far emphasized its existing catalog as it prepares to return to live performance, rather than announcing new music. The festival-focused format also means the 2027 comeback currently consists of festival appearances rather than a traditional arena or theater tour.
With two of the planned 12 appearances now confirmed, Florida Georgia Line’s 2027 schedule is expected to take shape as additional festivals announce their lineups.
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