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As the excitement continues to build ahead of Florida Georgia Line's 2027 festival tour, with more dates still to be unveiled, we're wondering whether Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley may have teased that there's new music on the horizon as well as shows.
In all recent interviews with Hubbard and Kelley, both artists have remained coy about the prospect of releasing more music under Florida Georgia Line, especially as they each continue to promote their respective solo material. The focus, they have both stressed, is on rebuilding their friendship and performing some shows together.
But in a new post shared by the photographer behind Florida Georgia Line's 2027 tour shoot, Nick Leonard, there's a photo that appears to show them signing some vinyl inserts.
Hubbard leans over a desk and signs what looks to be a square sheet, while Kelley holds a pen and prepares to do the same behind him. There are a row of signed golden sheets spread out on the table, all of which seem to be around the size of a vinyl.
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It's common when an artist drops a new album on vinyl to make a limited number of signed copies available, too. Rather than signing the vinyl sleeve itself, it's often more convenient for artists to sign a range of inserts, which get added to the vinyl after.
Now, given how both Kelley and Hubbard have been releasing solo music throughout the year, while also sharing their enthusiasm for the 2027 Florida Georgia Line shows, it feels unlikely that they've had time to put together an entire album already.
But at the same time, it would surely feel like a missed opportunity to embark on this highly anticipated run of festival dates, and not release some new music alongside this.
We're wondering whether, while THubb and BK work on some fresh material for next year, perhaps their label is preparing a new Greatest Hits record to get everyone feeling nostalgic ahead of the 2027 tour. FGL did release a Greatest Hits album back in 2022, shortly after they announced their hiatus, but they've got so many genre-blurring earworms and iconic hits that they could easily make a Volume 2.
Perhaps, if they've had time to work on some tunes together, they could even include a new bonus song or two, much like they did with ’Invisible’ and ‘Rendezvous’ in 2022.
Either way, we can't wait for whatever Florida Georgia Line have in store for us next year, with their reunion at CMA Fest 2026 serving as one of the biggest moments of the year. Whether it's a new album, a Greatest Hits project or solely shows, Florida Georgia Line's 2027 return will reverberate across the country music landscape.
