Riley Green Releases 'Go Again' With Hannah McFarland Ahead of Sept. 18 Album

Q: With major roles on CBS and NBC, is Riley Green's music career about to take a backseat?

No. Riley Green’s TV moves look more like an expansion of his brand than a retreat from music. The clearest evidence is his schedule. Green has just released “Go Again” with Hannah McFarland, has another new song from the same project already out, and is preparing to release his album *That’s Just Me* on Sept. 18. He is also still on his “Cowboy As It Gets Tour,” with dates running through the summer and beyond. That is not the profile of an artist easing away from recording or touring. His CBS and NBC roles also appear designed to support, not replace, his music career. Green made his acting debut in a four-episode arc on CBS’s *Marshals*, a *Yellowstone* spinoff, and his music was tied directly into that appearance. He is also set to join NBC’s *The Voice* as a coach this fall, a platform that can introduce him to a broader audience beyond core country fans. Green himself has signaled that music remains central. He has said he does not plan to “jump ship” from the songwriting and relatability that built his audience. Even as he explores acting, he has framed those opportunities as selective and secondary to the work that got him here. If anything, the bigger risk is overextension, not a backseat. Green has acknowledged the strain of his packed schedule, joking that he is “sleepy all the time.” But based on his release calendar, touring commitments and public comments, music is still the engine of his career.

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 3

Riley Green on Friday released “Go Again,” a new duet with Hannah McFarland that quickly drew positive fan reactions online.
YouTube comments praised the track as “beautiful” and emotionally resonant, signaling early buzz around the country singer’s latest release.
The single arrives ahead of Green’s next album, “That’s Just Me,” which is scheduled for release on Sept. 18.
The rollout adds to momentum for Green, who has become one of country music’s most recognizable performers.