Florida Georgia Line confirm 2027 festival tour stops: Stagecoach, CCMF, Windy City Smokeout, XRoads41

Florida Georgia Line are mapping out their 2027 return to the road with a festival-only itinerary that is steadily coming into focus. Less than a day after unveiling the Anything Goes Again Festival Tour on Tuesday, Sept. 15, the reunited duo began adding specifics, according to Taste of Country. Four of the promised 12 stops are now public: Stagecoach in Indio, Calif., April 23-25, 2027; Carolina Country Music Fest in Myrtle Beach, S.C., June 10-13, 2027; Windy City Smokeout in Chicago, Ill., July 8-11, 2027; and XRoads41 Music Festival in Oshkosh, Wisc., Aug. 12-14, 2027.

The group first revealed a return to Stagecoach on Sept. 10, per the report, before confirming additional festivals with short teaser clips that show Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley hopping into a truck with a VIP pass for each event on the mirror. Captions punctuated with “LFG!” accompanied each announcement. Eight more festivals remain to be named; when the tour was announced, the remaining dates on a graphic were intentionally blurred, Taste of Country notes.

The tour title nods to Florida Georgia Line’s 2014 album Anything Goes, released at the height of their run on country radio. After a four-year split, the pair’s new dates are framed as an opportunity to revisit the hits from that era, and so far they have emphasized familiar material rather than hinting at new songs, according to the outlet. All 12 dates are slated for festivals. Taste of Country adds that this format could reflect a measured re-entry for the duo as they get back onstage together, offering large audiences without the demands of a traditional headlining tour.

For country listeners, the news signals a significant reunion with marquee festival moments spread across major regions. Fans in Southern California, the Carolinas, the Midwest and the Great Lakes now have firm windows to plan around, with more markets likely to follow as the remaining festivals are announced. With the calendar pointing to spring through late summer 2027, the duo’s strategy suggests a focused, hits-forward comeback built for big outdoor stages.

Source: Taste of Country