Florida Georgia Line has confirmed that Tortuga Music Festival 2027 will be one of the stops on its 12-date Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour, putting the duo on the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, beach again next year. Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley revealed the news on social media on October 14, with the post reading, “LFG, we are headed home!”
The announcement gives fans another fixed point in a rollout that has been unfolding in pieces. In September, Florida Georgia Line said the festival run would include 12 dates and named Stagecoach as the first confirmed stop, but most of the route was hidden behind blurred-out text. Now Tortuga is locked in too, and the title alone suggests the duo wants this comeback to feel less like a one-off and more like a return to familiar ground.
Hubbard appeared in the announcement video, climbed into an old Chevy truck and asked, “Florida?” That detail mattered because the duo’s connection to the state sits right under the surface of the whole campaign, and the new stop turns that tease into an actual date on the calendar. Florida Georgia Line also performed together at CMA Fest earlier this year, a sign that the partnership that once dominated country radio was not finished after all.
There is still a gap between the promise and the map. Tortuga is now confirmed, but the rest of the 12-date tour remains partly concealed, which is why the mystery around the blurred-out stops continues to matter. Fans had already begun guessing that Tortuga was one of the destinations after spotting what looked like a hidden “U,” and the reveal shows those guesses were not far off.
For now, the latest answer is simple: Florida Georgia Line is back on the road, Tortuga Music Festival 2027 is part of the trip, and the remaining dates are the last piece of the comeback that still has to be shown.
