Stagecoach's 2027 bill carries plenty of non-country names, Journey, Pitbull and Kelly Clarkson among them, and Flo Rida's spot is on Late Night on Mustang, the after-hours stage headlined by a reunited Florida Georgia Line, sharing that program with Sean Paul. It's a party slot, and his catalog is mostly party songs: "Low," "Right Round" with Kesha, "Club Can't Handle Me," "Good Feeling," "Whistle," "Wild Ones" with Sia.
He's from Carol City in Miami Gardens, the same neighborhood that produced Rick Ross. "Low," with T-Pain and produced by DJ Montay, was the breakthrough and the lead single from his debut album, Mail on Sunday: in January 2008 it sold 470,000 downloads in a single week, a record at the time, and it sat atop the iTunes Store downloads for a month. It held No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for ten weeks and was eventually certified Diamond. The album itself followed in 2008 on Poe Boy/Atlantic. He has had three UK No. 1 singles, and his most recent album is still 2012's Wild Ones. In May 2021 he flew to Rotterdam to rap on San Marino's Eurovision entry "Adrenalina" with Senhit, which qualified for the final, and in October 2025 he played London's OVO Arena Wembley.