Riley Green is hitting the road in 2027!
The country music star has officially announced his upcoming That’s Just Me Tour, giving fans across the country plenty of opportunities to see him live next year.
Green already has a lot on his plate. He recently released his brand-new album, That’s Just Me, and he’s also making his coaching debut as one of four coaches on Season 30 of The Voice.
Despite his busy schedule, Green isn’t slowing down. On Monday, September 28, he announced that his 2027 headlining tour will include 29 dates across the country.
The tour will officially begin on April 1 in Spokane, Washington. From there, Green will travel to cities including Knoxville, Tulsa, Fort Worth and more before the tour comes to an end on July 31.
Fans will also see several familiar names joining Green on select dates. Muscadine Bloodline, Randy Houser, Jake Worthington and Hannah McFarland are all set to appear as opening acts during different stops on the tour.
Ticket Presales Are Coming Soon
For fans hoping to catch Riley Green live in 2027, keeping up with the presale schedule will be important.
The Back 40 Duck Club presale begins Tuesday, September 29, at 10 a.m. local venue time. A Riley Green app presale will follow Wednesday, September 30, also at 10 a.m. local time.
But Green’s 2027 tour is about more than just music.
According to Billboard, the singer plans to connect with communities in each city he visits. Participating local schools will host special band performances featuring his music, pep rallies, choreographed dance routines and banners inspired by the country star.
Green is also giving back through the tour. He’ll donate $1 from every ticket sold to each participating school to support student aid and school programs.
Another $2 from every ticket will go to Green’s Buford Bonds Charitable Fund, which supports nonprofits across the country focused on veterans, conservation, housing assistance and music-related community needs.
With new music, a spot on The Voice and a major 2027 tour ahead, Riley Green has plenty keeping him busy—and fans will soon have another chance to experience his music live.