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Florida Georgia Line is the Nashville duo of Tyler Hubbard (born January 31, 1987, Monroe, Georgia) and
Current Tour & Setlist
As of mid-2026, no official Florida Georgia Line reunion tour has been announced, with Kelley saying the duo is focused on their friendship and individual projects while adding that "the options are endless right now," and Hubbard not publicly confirming any new FGL music is in the works. In the meantime both members are touring solo, with Tyler Hubbard playing casino and festival dates across the U.S. and Brian Kelley continuing to support his solo album "Tennessee Truth," and fans hoping the Idaho sessions and the expanded album release signal something bigger is coming.
Early Life
Tyler Reed Hubbard was born on January 31, 1987, in Monroe, Georgia, where he grew up steeped in church life and local faith community activities, leading worship services and teaching himself hip-hop production alongside guitar during his high school years before graduating from Loganville Christian Academy in 2005. Brian Edward Kelley was born on August 26, 1985, in Ormond Beach, Florida, where he grew up spending most of his time either playing baseball or at the beach, until his sister began bribing him with car washes to listen to country tapes on the way to the shore, planting a seed that eventually led him toward worship music and guitar. Both men landed at Belmont University in Nashville, where they met through a campus ministry worship group in 2007, bonded immediately over a shared love of music, and began writing songs and performing together at local venues before either had any formal industry connections.
Career Highlights
Hubbard and Kelley officially formed Florida Georgia Line in 2010 and independently released their first EP "Anything Like Me" before signing with Big Loud Records, and in 2012 released the debut single "Cruise," which climbed to number one on the Country Airplay chart and became the best-selling digital country song of all time with over seven million copies sold. Over the following decade FGL exceeded 7.8 billion streams, sold more than 4.4 million albums, and scored 16 number-one singles including "This Is How We Roll," "H.O.L.Y.," and the crossover smash "Meant to Be" with Bebe Rexha, and were named Billboard's first-ever Trailblazer Award recipients. In February 2022 the duo announced an indefinite hiatus, with Hubbard later revealing the split stemmed from a fundamental disagreement over whether Kelley could pursue a solo career while Florida Georgia Line continued, with Hubbard concluding he was not willing to give 50 percent of a partnership to someone who was splitting their focus.
Family & Personal Life
Tyler Hubbard married Hayley Stommel on July 1, 2015, and the couple have three children together, including daughter Olivia Rose born in 2017, a second child born in 2019, and a third born during the pandemic in 2020. Brian Kelley married Brittney Marie Cole on December 16, 2013, in an intimate ceremony at his Nashville home with just 40 friends and family present, including Hubbard. The couple later launched an ethical clothing company together called Tribe Kelley with flagship stores in Nashville and Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. In a development that has sent fans into a frenzy, Hubbard and Kelley reunited publicly for the first time in years at the 2025 CMA Awards in November, then spent several days together at Hubbard's Idaho home in early 2026 with their wives, with Brittney Kelley posting an emotional tribute calling it a week of "healing, laughter, and remembering the why," and FGL releasing a 20-song expanded edition of their 2021 album "Life Rolls On" on February 20, 2026.
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