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Iconic country music duo Florida Georgia Line has unveiled yet another festival for their 2027 Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour. The announcement of their headlining appearance at 'XRoads41' follows the reveal of both 'Stagecoach' and 'Carolina Country,' two festivals the duo is also set to perform at as part of their reunion tour.
Day by day, Tyler Hubbard and Bryan Kelley let fans in on where they can see the iconic duo make their comeback to the country music live entertainment scene. FGL will headline at XRoads41 on Friday, Aug. 13 as the middleman night between the dates the festival runs, Aug. 12 - Aug. 14.
As the duo sets their sights on Wisconsin for this event, they join country star Tim McGraw in Oshkosh, as the 'I Like It, I Love It' songster will be championing night three as the festival's biggest headliner.
With XRoads41 seeing some of its biggest attendance numbers in 2026, the festival obviously intends to kick it up a notch - and there truly is no better way to do so than hosting this century's most influential country music duo as they break back into the scene as FGL.
In 2026, XRoads41 featured an array of country music trailblazers such as Flatland Calvary, Treaty Oak Revival, and Braxton Keith - with main headlining acts including stars such as Zac Brown Band, Jason Aldean, and Lainey Wilson. These performances gave the festival a large number of attendees seen across the festival's three-day run - 66,543 to be exact.
Given the event's nature of hosting some of the biggest names, while also paying mind to the fresh, new acts of country's subgenres, we're betting on seeing some more head turning names as the festival reveals more of their 2027 acts.
Upon their twelve festival dates for 2027, the atmosphere of both country music and live entertainment is sure to change. The 'H.O.L.Y.' hitmakers have accomplished various feats in their time together, such as becoming the only country act to earn two RIAA diamond certifications - one for their hit song 'Cruise,' and the other for their collab with Bebe Rexha, 'Meant to Be.'
It's these songs as well as their other hits that have shaped a generation, making FGL the proud vocalists to the songs we still have on repeat, and forever cementing themselves as one of country's most impressive duos. As they travel across the U.S. in 2027, our 2014 selves will surely be awoken through the duo's classic care-free, party nature their accolade presents - and they'll be sure to gain some newer fans that may have joined the party shortly after their hiatus.
