Riley Green is hitting the road next year, and he’s bringing friends along for the ride. The singer announced his That’s Just Me Tour, a 29-date trek that kicks off April 1 in Spokane, Wash.
He’s hitting the road to support a new album bearing his own name, released Sept. 18. The tour puts him at center stage, with Muscadine Bloodline, Randy Houser, Jake Worthington and Hannah McFarland along for the run.
The album features collaborations with Worthington on “Well Well Whiskey” and McFarland on “Go Again.” “Think As You Drunk” sits at No. 16 on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, while the title track lands at No. 39 on that same tally.
This week, tickets for the Live Nation-promoted tour will become available, beginning with the Back 40 Duck Club presale on Tuesday (Sept. 29) at 10 a.m. local time. The general on sale arrives Friday (Oct. 2) at 10 a.m. local time.
Spokane Opens the Run
This tour begins in Spokane, Wash., then heads to Seattle, Chicago and additional markets around the country. The complete schedule spans 29 shows.
Green is using the tour to give back to local communities. Schools in each market will host their own takes on his music, with band performances, pep rallies, choreographed dance routines and Green-inspired banners. For every ticket sold, Green will donate $1 to each participating school to help student and school programs. $2 of ticket proceeds will support the Buford Bonds Charitable Fund.
The Album Behind the Tour
That’s Just Me is Green’s latest record, released Sept. 18. The title track reached No. 39 on the Hot Country Songs chart, while “Think As You Drunk” sits at No. 16.
Guest artists contribute to the album’s tracks, with Worthington appearing on “Well Well Whiskey,” and McFarland showing up on “Go Again.” The tour borrows its title from the record.
The Presale and General On Sale
Tuesday marks the start of the presale for the Back 40 Duck Club, opening at 10 a.m. local time. The general public then gets its chance to buy tickets on Friday, with the on sale beginning at 10 a.m. local time.
The tour is promoted by Live Nation.
Giving Back Through Schools
The collaboration between Green and local schools plays a central role in the tour, with each school providing its own interpretation of his music through performances, rallies and creative projects.
Each ticket generates a contribution for the schools, while the remainder backs the Buford Bonds Charitable Fund. The split works out to $1 per ticket going to each school, with the rest assigned to the fund, which amounts to $2.
The Voice Debut
NBC’s The Voice saw Green step into coaching for the first time, appearing alongside Kelly Clarkson, Queen Latifah and Adam Levine. The appearance comes beyond the album and tour.
Chart Positions Compared
Here’s how the album’s tracks stack up on the Hot Country Songs chart:
| Track | Featuring | Chart Position |
|---|---|---|
| “Well Well Whiskey” | Jake Worthington | — |
| “Go Again” | Hannah McFarland | — |
| Title track | — | No. 39 |
| “Think As You Drunk” | — | No. 16 |
Green has laid out a clear plan for the next year. He’s touring behind an album that has multiple tracks on the charts, he’s brought together a strong supporting cast of fellow country artists, and he’s found a way to make the tour about more than just the show — the school partnerships and charitable donations add weight to the announcement.
The presale and general on sale start this week, so fans who want tickets shouldn’t wait too long. Green’s recent appearance on The Voice suggests he’s building momentum beyond the album, and the tour gives him a chance to meet fans in person across the country.
This is a straightforward, generous tour announcement. Green is giving fans dates, giving schools money, and putting on shows with a lineup that includes some of country music’s current names. There’s no gimmick here — just a working artist doing what he does, with care for the communities he passes through.
Green has mapped out what comes next, and the schedule reads well. The dates are locked in. The tickets are on their way. The album is already out. It looks like a promising year ahead.
The tour starts April 1 in Spokane, Wash., and runs through 29 dates across the country. The lineup pairs Green with Muscadine Bloodline, Randy Houser, Jake Worthington and Hannah McFarland for the entire run. The album, That’s Just Me, came out Sept. 18, and it’s the source of the tour’s name.
The presale opens Tuesday at 10 a.m. local time for the Back 40 Duck Club, followed by the general on sale Friday at 10 a.m. local time. Tickets are being handled by Live Nation.
Source material: “Riley Green to Launch His That’s Just Me Tour in 2027: Here Are the Dates,” Billboard.
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