Florida Georgia Line Reunites at CMA Fest After Four-Year Hiatus

Fans got an unexpected treat Thursday night when Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard took the stage together as Florida Georgia Line for the first time since their 2022 split.

The duo reunited at CMA Fest 2026 held at Nissan Stadium, marking a significant moment for the country music act. Boxing announcer Michael Buffer introduced the pair before they walked through the crowd separately, performing "Round Here." The two then came together on stage to deliver their signature hit "Cruise."

"We'll never forget this night and this moment… We back baby!" the Florida Georgia Line Instagram account shared in a post celebrating the reunion.

During their set, Tyler addressed the crowd with a heartfelt message. "CMA Fest, it feels so good to be here with my brother," he said. "And listen, we got three things we want to say tonight. First of all, God is good. Second of all, life is short. And most importantly, your boys….we back, baby!"

The reunited performance comes more than four years after Kelley and Hubbard announced in February 2022 that they would be taking an indefinite break from the duo. Over the past four years, both artists have pursued solo projects and released individual music.

The reunion marks a major moment for fans who have followed the pair since their original split.