Florida Georgia Line’s Brian Kelley Teases Reunion With Tyler Hubbard

Florida Georgia Line fans are losing their minds after Brian Kelley shared a teasy video featuring Tyler Hubbard, despite the musical duo previously being on the outs.

“After going on a hike with T-Hubb,” Kelley, 40, wrote over a video of himself hiking in a clip, referring to the other half of Florida Georgia Line. The clip, posted to Instagram on Friday, January 2, then cuts to a viral scene from Mad Men of Jon Hamm vibing in a nightclub.

Though the TikTok trend uses the EDM track “Turn the Lights Off,” the FGL singer edited the clip to use the band’s most famous song, “Cruise,” leaving fans to react with excitement in the comment section.

“Do I need to start writing FGL songs again,” country singer Hardy wrote.

Jason Aldean simply left the eyes emoji, often used to signify intrigue.

“Sir I swear to all that’s good and holy, please don’t tease us,” one fan commented.

“Okay 2026 is already better,” singer Ashley Cooke added.

Even the official ACM Awards profile chimed in, commenting, “This would heal the world.”

While it’s unclear whether the men will reunite for new music, Hubbard, 38, recently revealed the real reason behind the band’s dramatic split during a recent episode of the Human School Podcast.

According to the “5 Foot 9” artist, Kelley sent him a text of a song he had written, which Hubbard claimed sounded like a great song for Kenny Chesney.

“[Kelley] said, ‘Well, I did actually send it to Chesney. And he passed on it, which I’m taking as a sign,’” Hubbard recalled his bandmate responding. “I said, ‘A sign for what?’ And he said, ‘That I should do it [solo].’”

He then reportedly told Kelley, “I’m not willing to do Florida Georgia Line and then have a direct competitor that’s my partner doing the same exact thing.”

“I also told him, ‘I don’t think I deserve 50 percent of you if I’m willing to give a hundred,’” he added.

Florida Georgia Line played their final show at the Minnesota State Fair in September 2022.