Florida Georgia Line Reunite at CMA Fest 2026 After 2022 Breakup Nashville, Tennessee — Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley, the country duo Florida Georgia Line, made a dramatic return to the music scene on June 4, 2026, when they reunited on stage at CMA Fest in Nashville. The performance marked their first collaboration since their indefinite hiatus announcement in February 2022, which had left fans eagerly anticipating a potential reunion. The duo’s return was met with excitement, as they executed a cinematic entrance reminiscent of a boxing match, with Michael Buffer announcing their arrival before the pair walked from opposite sides of the stadium to meet in the middle while singing their iconic hit “Round Here.” The spectacle culminated in the group shouting “We Back Baby” and launching into their massive 2012 anthem “Cruise,” which remains one of their most celebrated tracks. The reunion was foreshadowed earlier in the week when a billboard reading “FGL. LFG” appeared in midtown Nashville, sparking speculation about their plans. Since their final performance in August 2022, Hubbard and Kelley had pursued solo careers, releasing individual albums and singles. Hubbard’s breakthrough came in 2022 with his No. 1 hit “5 Foot 9,” followed by his self-titled debut album in 2023, which reached No. 8 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart. His subsequent releases, including “Dancin’ in the Country,” “Back Then Right Now,” and “Park,” further solidified his solo success. Meanwhile, Kelley’s solo work included the albums “Sunshine State of Mind” (2021) and “Tennessee Truth” (2024), with standout singles like “See You Next Summer,” “Acres,” and “Kiss My Boots.” The duo’s decision to split in 2022 was not due to internal conflict but rather a divergence in creative visions.#nashville #florida_georgia_line #cma_fest #tyler_hubbard #brian_kelley
Spotify House's 2026 CMA Fest Lineup Revealed Spotify House, the popular concert series at CMA Fest, has unveiled its lineup for the 2026 edition, marking its seventh year as part of the Nashville music festival. The event will return to Blake Shelton’s Ole Red venue on Broadway from June 4 to June 6, offering fans a weekend of performances spanning from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. local time each day. The lineup features a mix of country music icons and emerging artists, including Luke Bryan, Keith Urban, Kane Brown, Jelly Roll, Shaboozey, Diplo, Two Friends, Cody Johnson, Jon Pardi, Dan + Shay, Old Dominion, Brothers Osborne, Carly Pearce, and Ashley McBryde. Each artist will perform on the main stage, with special guest appearances throughout the three-day event. Co-hosted by Cassie DiLaura and Lex Niko, Spotify House 2026 will also showcase performances from Cole Swindell, Koe Wetzel, ERNEST, Russell Dickerson, Kameron Marlowe, Midland, The Band Perry, Tucker Wetmore, Wyatt Flores, Charles Wesley Godwin, Corey Kent, Tyler Braden, and Dasha. Additional performers include Laci Kaye Booth, Avery Anna, Carter Faith, Emily Ann Roberts, Josh Ross, Graham Barham, Zach John King, Vincent Mason, and Ole 60. Emerging artists such as Faith, Roberts, Barham, Mason, and Braden are part of the Opry NextStage 2026 class, a program that has previously launched careers for artists like Lainey Wilson, Ella Langley, Megan Moroney, Parker McCollum, Riley Green, and more. To help fans prepare for the event, Spotify has created a playlist featuring artists from the 2026 lineup. Spotify House has been a staple of CMA Fest since 2018, with memorable moments from previous years including Ashley Cooke’s surprise duet with Ne-Yo, Keith Urban’s performance atop Ole Red’s bar, and John Osborne’s live guitar smashing.#nashville #blake_shelton #spotify_house #cma_fest #ole_red
