- Florida Georgia Line has signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for live music and touring representation, with Jeff Krones serving as their booking agent.
- The duo previously held booking representation with WME (William Morris Endeavor), where agents Joey Lee, Alexandra Sera, and David Levy handled their touring.
- Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley made their reunion debut at CMA Fest 2026, performing on the Nissan Stadium stage and at Spotify House after a four-year hiatus beginning in 2022.
- Management remains with The Core Entertainment.
Florida Georgia Line, the country duo comprised of Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley, has officially signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) for live music and touring representation. Agent Jeff Krones, Co-Head of CAA’s Nashville Music Office, will handle the duo’s bookings.
The signing comes as the pair stage a long-awaited comeback after parting ways in 2022. Just weeks ago, they made their reunion splash at CMA Fest 2026, playing the Nissan Stadium main stage and a full set at Spotify House, signaling a full-scale return to touring.
FGL previously held booking representation at WME under agents Joey Lee, Alexandra Sera, and David Levy. On the management side, the duo had been handled by Good World Management and later Why&How and HYBE, before recently inking with The Core Entertainment.
Krones brings a deep Nashville roster to the table, currently representing acts including Dan + Shay, Brett Young, Twenty One Pilots, and Needtobreathe. CAA has been on a country signing spree, most recently adding Jo Dee Messina for worldwide representation.
FGL’s career speaks for itself: five studio albums, 19 No. 1 singles, over 40 million tracks sold, and the RIAA Diamond-certified “Cruise,” the best-selling digital country song of all time. They also spent a record 50 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart for “Meant to Be,” their 2017 collaboration with pop star Bebe Rexha.
With the reunion now in motion, the CAA partnership puts the touring machinery firmly in place.
Takeaways
Florida Georgia Line’s move to CAA is more than a routine agency change, it’s a statement. Pairing up with Jeff Krones, one of Nashville’s most connected touring executives, signals that FGL isn’t tiptoeing back; they’re going big.
Krones has built arena-level careers for Dan + Shay and Twenty One Pilots from the ground up, so his experience in scaling acts back into stadium territory is exactly what a reunion of this magnitude calls for.
Combined with The Core Entertainment’s management muscle, a firm that has rapidly become one of country’s hottest shops, FGL has assembled a team built for a major comeback run.
Will FGL’s CAA deal translate into a full headline tour announcement before year’s end, and could it rival their peak-era stadium runs? What does FGL’s return mean for the broader “bro-country” era acts, could other hiatus-era duos be watching and waiting?
