Multi-PLATINUM, ACM and CMA Award-winning singer-songwriter Riley Green releases the title track from his forthcoming record That’s Just Me out September 18, via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment.
Written entirely by Green, “That’s Just Me” is a stripped-back acoustic track layered with electric guitars and steady drums that build through the chorus, underscoring his signature heart-on-his-sleeve storytelling. The song is a brooding, slow-burner about refusing to give up on an ex – until the realization sets in that no matter how many times you dial their number, they’re never coming back. “If you’re doing fine with your bottle of wine, and baby let that telephone ring/’cause it’s just me,” Green sings, full of resignation. Earlier this morning, Green spoke exclusively with Zane Lowe following the release for Apple Music’s “New Music Daily.” Listen here.
Earlier this spring, the country superstar made his acting debut on CBS’ hit drama series, Marshals, in which he played Garrett, a former Navy SEAL. Continuing his hot streak, Green recently earned his seventh No. 1 at Country radio with and took home an ACM award for Music Event of the Year. Plus, he was also announced as a coach on the upcoming 30th and 31st seasons of NBC’s The Voice and he launched his spirits brand Duck Club Bourbon while selling out arenas worldwide, continuing to cement his status as a multi-faceted force in entertainment and an undeniable voice at the forefront of Country Music.
Next up Green, will grace the stage on TODAY Show’s Summer Concert Series on September 4th and also Green also continue his headlining Cowboy As It Gets Tour, which will take him to major cities and arenas across the country, including Long Beach, CA, Los Angeles, CA, Austin, TX, and more. The forthcoming stops add to Green’s largest tour to date, in which he has performed to sold out crowds across the nation, including a career highlight and sold-out performance at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena earlier this year. Joining him on select dates is an exciting lineup of special guests, including Randy Houser, Kashus Culpepper, and Hannah McFarland.
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