Florida Georgia Line Reunites On Stage After Breakup

Country duo Florida Georgia Line, comprised of Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley, shared a stage in Nashville on Thursday, March 19, for the first time since their 2022 hiatus. The reunited pair performed "You Make It Easy" at a Country Radio Seminar event celebrating Jason Aldean, with Hubbard referring to Kelley as his "brother." This marks a significant moment for fans who have followed the duo's journey since their 2010 formation.

The split, which officially occurred after their fifth album "Life Rolls On" in 2021, was reportedly due to political differences and Kelley's desire to pursue a solo career. Hubbard expressed that Kelley was "adamant" about going separate ways, a decision Hubbard felt was unexpected during a period when they were in a "sweet spot."

Despite the public perception of a dramatic split, Hubbard has recently clarified that the separation was less contentious than it appeared online. He noted on the "Human School" podcast in December 2025 that the perceived drama primarily existed on the internet. He also revealed he hadn't spoken to Kelley in the last couple of years, but expressed missing their partnership and friendship.

Prior to this reunion performance, Hubbard and Kelley had a family ski trip in Idaho, which Brian's wife, Brittney Kelley, described as a time for "healing, laughter, and remembering the 'why' that brought us together."