Marissa R. Moss
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Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line (pictured here in 2022) reunited on June 4, 2026, in Nashville for CMA Fest. Jeremy Chan/Getty Images First, Oasis. Then … Florida Georgia Line? Finally, country’s bro-riginators are back. The duo of Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard made a surprise appearance at Nissan Stadium on Thursday evening during the first night of CMA Fest in Nashville.
After being introduced, the pair made their way separately through the audience while singing the feel-good 2013 track “Round Here.” High-fiving with fans on the way, the pair reunited on stage as the crowd cheered and sang along.
FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE REUNITE AT CMA FEST NIGHT 1 INTRODUCED BY THE LEGENDARY BRUCE BUFFER #FGL #CMAFEST pic.twitter.com/dLQiV2zMaz
— Dylan Kanner (@DKanner10) June 5, 2026
Kelley and Hubbard had been teasing a reunion all week. They updated their social accounts for the first time in years with a new profile pic (“FGL LFG”), followed by a billboard in downtown Nashville that included a mysterious phone number. The message that arrives when you text? “Turns out, some things are just better together. Much more to come. FGL LFG.”
The members of Florida Georgia Line have been pursuing solo careers since 2022, when they announced an “indefinite hiatus.” Fans surmised that the break was due to a political rift between the duo — with Kelley on the right, and Hubbard on the left — though they never explicitly confirmed the reason, other than claiming they wanted to work on their own projects. Is their reunion a sign that America is healing its political divide and moving to an era where people from all sides of the aisle can exist — and bro down — in peace?
