Florida Georgia Line Tease Stagecoach 2027 Comeback Show: “Are We Really Doing This Again?”

It's finally happening! After a summer spent teasing 2027 shows, Florida Georgia Line's Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley have now teased that they'll be headlining Stagecoach 2027.

It's a fitting setting, with the California country festival being used for a host of special moments in recent years, including Jon Pardi's invitation to join the Grand Ole Opry and the live debut of Post Malone and Morgan Wallen's smash hit, ‘I Had Some Help’.

So, after Florida Georgia Line surprised everyone with a brief reunion at CMA Fest 2026, it now looks like we're going to get our first full-length show from the duo next April.

There's been no official announcement from the festival just yet, but it seems all but set, with the Florida Georgia Line boys appearing in a new clip posted to Stagecoach's socials.

THubb and BK clamber into a truck, with Kelley glancing across at Hubbard, as he asks, “Are we really doing this again?”. Hubbard smiles, and confirms, “It looks like it, bro”.

It will serve as an emotional full-circle moment for the ‘Cruise’ hitmakers, with Stagecoach marking Florida Georgia Line's first ever festival performance back in 2013. They returned with higher billing the next year, before headlining for the first time in 2018.

With the country trailblazers having been on a hiatus since 2022, and THubb and BK opening up during that time about various tensions and rifts in their friendship, it's been heartening for the entire country community to see them rebuilding their bond.

FGL once completely ripped up the country music rulebook with their Hip-Hop-infused, electric-guitar-fuelled earworms, and now, with a tour seemingly on the horizon and hopefully new music on the way too, perhaps they can do it all over again in 2027.