Florida Georgia Line's Reunion Performance at Country Radio Seminar Sparks Hope for Future Collaboration
Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley of Florida Georgia Line made their first public musical appearance since their 2022 hiatus at the Country Radio Seminar on March 19th. They performed an acoustic version of “You Make It Easy,” a hit they co-wrote with Morgan Wallen and Jordan Schmidt, which Jason Aldean took to #1 on Billboard’s country airplay chart. The duo announced their indefinite hiatus in February 2022 after a successful decade that included chart-topping singles like “Cruise” and “H.O.L.Y.” Their final performance was at the Minnesota State Fair in September of that year.
The decision to take a break was based on differing career paths, with Kelley expressing interest in pursuing solo projects. Hubbard clarified in a podcast appearance that the split was not due to personal conflict but rather professional boundaries. Both artists have since launched solo careers, with Hubbard releasing singles and an album under Big Loud Records, while Kelley has put out two parts of his “Sunshine State of Mind” beach country LPs.
Recent statements from Hubbard and Kelley suggest a desire to rebuild their friendship. Hubbard expressed a longing for their partnership of 10 years and emphasized the need to repair their relationship through face-to-face interactions. Kelley echoed similar sentiments in an interview, highlighting the importance of working on their brotherhood and expressing excitement about the possibilities for the future.
While there are no formal plans for a reunion, the performance at CRS has sparked speculation among fans about a potential collaboration in the future. The duo's comments about repairing their friendship and the excitement for what lies ahead have generated optimism among supporters. The future remains uncertain, but the possibility of Florida Georgia Line reuniting is a topic of discussion among their dedicated fan base.