Florida Georgia Line, the popular country duo consisting of Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley, officially ended their run as a duo after 12 years in 2022. Their final concert was held at the Minnesota State Fair, where they thanked fans and called it "the closing of an incredible chapter" in their careers
. The split was not initially described as a breakup but rather a "taking a break" to pursue individual creative paths. Tyler Hubbard explained that they were celebrating their time together while preparing to focus on solo projects for a while
. However, later insights revealed that the split was influenced by Brian Kelley's desire to pursue a solo career, which created challenges balancing both solo and duo work. Hubbard admitted he couldn't manage two careers simultaneously, and the duo's contract situation and solo releases led to the decision to end Florida Georgia Line
. Despite the official end, Florida Georgia Line has been active in releasing music and touring in 2025, indicating some form of reunion or continued collaboration. They have dropped new songs three years after their breakup and are back on tour in 2025, performing live shows and engaging with fans again
. In summary, Florida Georgia Line ended their official run as a duo in 2022 to focus on solo careers but have since reunited for new music and tours in 2025. The split was amicable but driven by individual artistic ambitions and practical considerations around managing their careers
