Florida Georgia Line is bringing its reunited duo act to Canton next summer, headlining the 2027 Concert for Legends at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium on Sunday, Aug. 8, 2027. Tickets start at $69 and went on sale at noon on Oct. 2.
The announcement comes from the Pro Football Hall of Fame, which confirmed that Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard — the two members of Florida Georgia Line — will take the stage at 7:30 p.m. at the stadium, located at 2121 George Halas Drive NW in Canton. The Hall of Fame announced the booking on September 29, 2026, before Cleveland.com reported it on October 9, 2026; the Hall of Fame has not yet named an opening act for the show, with organizers saying that detail will come later.
The Concert for Legends traditionally caps off the Hall of Fame's enshrinement week, which also includes induction ceremonies, the Hall of Fame Game and other events tied to the weekend. The 2026 edition was headlined by Lainey Wilson, a Grammy-winning and multi-platinum country artist, according to the Hall of Fame's own event records.
Who Opened Last Year's Show in Canton
Exactly who opens for Florida Georgia Line in 2027 remains unknown for now, but there's a recent precedent worth noting. A report from Cleveland.com's entertainment desk indicated that Braxton Keith was named the opener for the 2026 Concert for Legends, performing ahead of Wilson at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium — though that detail comes from a single low-confidence account and hasn't been corroborated elsewhere.
Florida Georgia Line's Canton date is also tied to a bigger road trip. The duo is part of its Anything Goes Again: The Festival Tour, set for 2027, and CountryNow reports the run includes 12 headline dates. The outlet also notes the duo has revealed a special late-night set at Stagecoach in 2027, though an exact date for that performance has not been released.
A Decade-Plus of Chart-Topping Hits
Florida Georgia Line's commercial résumé is a big part of why the Canton booking is drawing attention. The duo has released 19 singles that reached No. 1 on music charts and has generated more than 18 billion streams, according to the Pro Football Hall of Fame's event listing.
Much of that success traces back to the duo's 2012 debut album, Here's to the Good Times, which included the single Cruise. That song became the best-selling digital country single of all time per SoundScan, a milestone the Hall of Fame highlighted in its announcement. Cruise is 14-times platinum-certified, spent 24 weeks at No. 1, and picked up awards from the CMA, Billboard and CMT.
The duo's reach extends beyond its own catalog, too. Florida Georgia Line's collaboration with Bebe Rexha, Meant to Be, spent a record-setting 50 consecutive weeks atop Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart, according to The Music Universe. CountryNow reports the pair has drawn more than four million fans since its 2012 breakout, a run that now stretches into a second generation of touring.
For now, Canton fans looking to lock in a seat for the Aug. 8 show can find tickets, starting at $69, through profootballhof.com. The rest of the festival tour's lineup and dates — along with the Concert for Legends opener — are expected to be filled in as next year's enshrinement week draws closer.
