One hell of a lineup.
After years of being one of the most underrated artists in the mainstream, the last two years have been nothing short of a whirlwind for Riley Green. Though you can attribute some of that to Ella Langley, thanks to the success of their monster collaborations, “you look like you love me” and “Don’t Mind If I Do,” the Alabama native has launched himself into superstardom pretty handily on his own.
Even ignoring “you look like you love me’s” massive success, Green has now scored back-to-back #1 singles on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart with the aforementioned “Don’t Mind If I Do” and his steamy, viral track, “Worst Way.” In case you were wondering just how rare that feat is, “Worst Way” became just the 39th song in the chart’s history (and the second in 13 years) to go #1 solely written by the artist who recorded the track. With “Don’t Mind If I Do” also going #1 just six months later, Green became the first artist since Taylor Swift to score back-to-back solo-written #1 hits on the chart.
After an incredibly successful start to 2026, which included making his television debut on the Yellowstone spin-off, Marshals, being named a new coach on The Voice and being a headliner on just about every major country festival in the U.S., the Alabama native released his fourth studio album, That’s Just Me, back on September 18th.
The album, so far, is looking like a hit for Green. Beyond containing buzzy tracks like “Think As You Drunk,” “P.O.S.” and “Go Again” with Hannah McFarland, it’s currently challenging for a #1 debut on the all-genre Billboard 200, which would mark his first-career #1 album on the chart. It’s clear that the “There Was This Girl” singer is ready to carry the buzz into 2027, and it appears he’s going to do so in the form of a brand-new tour through spring and summer.
Announced this morning, Green is hitting the road in 2027 on the That’s Just Me Tour, along with Muscadine Bloodline and former openers, Randy Houser, Jake Worthington and Hannah McFarland.
Overall, the tour will span 29 shows throughout the late spring and early summer, beginning on April 1st in Spokane, Washington, before wrapping up on July 31st in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Along the way, Green will be hitting the likes of Seattle, Tulsa, Dallas, Knoxville, St. Louis, Fort Worth and more. Additionally, he has a plethora of shows scheduled north of the border in Canada in Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton and more.
As for tickets, presale begins tomorrow at 10 a.m. local for members of Green’s fan club, Back 40 Duck Club. General sale, on the other hand, will go on sale to the public this Friday, October 2nd at 10 a.m. local.
That’s Just Me Tour Dates
April 1 – Spokane, Washington
April 2 – Seattle, Washington
April 3 – Eugene, Oregon
April 8 – Edmonton, Alberta
April 9 – Calgary, Alberta
April 10 – Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
April 29 – Raleigh, North Carolina
April 30 – Knoxville, Tennessee
May 1 – Greenville, South Caroline
May 6 – Fort Worth, Texas
May 7 – Wichita, Kansas
May 8 – Rogers, Arkansas
May 20 – Tulsa, Oklahoma
May 21 – Dallas, Texas
May 22 – Lafayette, Louisiana
June 3 – Brandon, Mississippi
June 4 – Orange Beach, Alabama
June 10 – Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
June 11 – Toronto, Ontario
June 18 – Gilford, New Hampshire
June 25 – Clarkston, Michigan
July 15 – Syracuse, New York
July 16 – Allentown, Pennsylvania
July 22 – Columbia, Maryland
July 23 – Bethel, New York
July 24 – Mansfield, Massachusetts
July 29 – Evansville, Indiana
July 30 – St. Louis, Missouri
July 31 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
