Don't Mind If I Do Riley Green

• 1 That's A Mistake 04:18
• 2 Change My Mind 03:20
• 3 Reel Problems 03:17
• 4 Turnin' Dirt 03:03
• 5 Jesus Saves 03:52
• 6 Too Early To Drink 03:30
• 7 Pick A Place 03:59
• 8 Way Out Here 03:41
• 9 Waitin' All Day 03:19
• 10 Chip Off The Ol' Block 03:09
• 11 Alcohall Of Fame 03:30
• 12 Rather Be 02:51
• 13 Good Morning From Mexico 03:08
• 14 Torn 03:22
• 15 Damn Good Day To Leave 03:31
• 16 Looking Back On This 03:33
• 17 Don't Mind If I Do 03:39
• 18 Worst Way 03:41
• Total Runtime 01:02:43

Info for Don't Mind If I Do

Multi-PLATINUM singer-songwriter Riley Green releases his brand-new album, "Don’t Mind If I Do". Riley surprised the at-capacity crowd of industry members, family and friends at the Riley Green’s Duck Blind bar grand opening celebration earlier this week with the announcement that the album, his third studio album, will arrive on his birthday October 18.

“We couldn’t bring everyone out here to celebrate and not share more exciting news with you,” Green shared from the stage. “My brand-new album Don’t Mind If I Do will be out October 18. It feels fitting that it’s coming out on my birthday because this project feels very true to who I am, where I come from and what I’ve learned along the way. I can’t wait for y’all to hear it!”

Don’t Mind If I Do delivers more of the signature Riley Green sound that fans can’t get enough of. Continuing down the path he set forth on with Ain’t My Last Rodeo, Green leans even further into pulling inspiration from his small-town life in rural Alabama to deliver an honest, relatable and at times humorous 18-track project. Currently on an incredible hot streak, Green’s well-earned confidence in his work shines through with five of the tracks being solely written including standouts “Jesus Saves,” “Worst Way” and the title track—which finds Green reuniting with his “you look like you love me” duet partner Ella Langley, with whom he shares the hit track that has quickly seen more than 120 million global streams and is continually climbing toward the top of several viral charts. Dann Huff produced the project along with Executive Producers Scott Borchetta and Jimmy Harnen.

The title track “Don’t Mind If I Do”, featuring Ella Langley, is out now. Speaking about the single, Riley said: “I wrote this song based off the line ‘I’m one memory away from falling all the way apart,’ trying to capture that moment when you think you’re almost over someone, but one thought can pull you back into how much you miss that relationship. It quickly evolved into a duet, and I didn’t really have Ella in mind for this song, but I had her originally cut vocals on it for a demo, and she killed it in the studio. I couldn’t imagine having someone else on the song after hearing her sing it.”

Riley made his first ever trip to the UK earlier this year, where he celebrated Independence Day on July 4th playing to 50,000 fans at BST Hyde Park, as direct support to Morgan Wallen. Whilst in London, Riley also performed at a listening party for selected industry invitees and completed a round of media interviews.

Riley Green’s Duck Blind bar and restaurant, located in the heart of Nashville’s exciting Midtown district, is the rising superstar’s new business venture with Nashville entrepreneur and friend Steve Ford (Losers Nashville, Losers MGM Las Vegas, Losers Belize, DawgHouse Saloon & Sports Book at Resorts World Las Vegas). Attached and now connected to Losers, the renovated space (formerly “Winners Bar & Grill”) has been rebranded to pay homage to two integral parts of Green’s roots: southern culture and sports.

Following the surprise album announcement, Green revealed that another US headline tour is in the works for next year and will feature some familiar faces. A larger announcement is expected later this month. Additionally, executives from Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment and Big Machine Label Group presented Green with a plaque to commemorate his self-penned hit “I Wish Grandpas Never Died” going 3X PLATINUM.

Riley Green

Riley Green
Born in Jacksonville, Alabama, Riley Green was raised on the sounds of old traditional Country, Bluegrass, and Southern Gospel music. He learned the spirit of songwriting and performing at a young age while spending time with his grandfather, Bufford Green, who ran Golden Saw Music Hall. Riley shared the stage with him and other men of his generation, laying a foundation for the songs he’d craft in the years to come, reflecting on the experiences of a young Southern man trying to find his place in the world. With a mixture of outlaw-rebellion and respect for tradition, Riley’s original music has already tallied over 51 million streams to date. Currently on his headlining OUTLAWS LIKE US TOUR, Riley has built fierce support traveling the southeast for the last five years growing his loyal fanbase on social media. Named one of Rolling Stone Country’s “Artists You Need to Know,” his recently released IN A TRUCK RIGHT NOW EP on BMLG Records was produced by Dann Huff and features four songs he co-wrote: “There Was This Girl,” “Same Old Song,” “Break Up More Often,” and “In A Truck Right Now.” For tour dates and more information on Riley Green visit https://www.rileygreenmusic.com

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