CMA and ACM award winner Riley Green returns with his fourth studio album, That’s Just Me, arriving September 18 via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment. Written and recorded during a pivotal chapter in Green’s life and career, the project further showcases one of Country music’s strongest songwriting voices.

Known for his live performances, Green has become one of country music’s most undeniable forces. Since breaking out with the No. 1 2X-PLATINUM “There Was This Girl,” the 3X-PLATINUM “I Wish Grandpas Never Died,” and chart-topping collaborations including “Half Of Me,” “you look like you love me,” and “Different Round Here,” Green has built a career on timeless storytelling that cuts through trends and connects directly with listeners, earning seven No. 1 songs.

Among dozens of accolades, Green has won five ACM Awards, four CMA Awards, and multiple nominations from the American Music Awards and CMT Awards, along with honors including Billboard’s Hitmaker of the Year, MusicRow Breakout Artist of the Year, a CMT Listen Up Artist, and one of CRS’s New Faces of Country Music.

Beyond music, Green continues to expand his reach with major career milestones. He recently made his acting debut on CBS’ Marshals, portraying Garrett, a former Navy SEAL, and was most recently announced as a coach for Season 30 of The Voice.

Green’s third album, Don’t Mind If I Do, arrived in 2024 and produced standout hits including “Don’t Mind If I Do,” “Change My Mind,” “Jesus Saves,” and his third Country Airplay No. 1 as a solo artist, “Worst Way,” earning widespread critical acclaim, with Rolling Stone praising, “He also has an uncommon ear for memorable hooks.”

An avid outdoorsman, sports fan, and former Jacksonville State University quarterback, Green continues to make an impact beyond music through Duck Club Bourbon and the Buford Bonds Charitable Fund, which supports community-focused causes and honors the values and small-town spirit that continue to shape his life and career.