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Who Is Opening for Riley Green on the 2027 That's Just Me Tour?

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Who Is Opening for Riley Green on the 2027 That's Just Me Tour?

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  1. The Pinnacle - TN

    Oct 30, Nashville, TN

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  2. Frost Bank Center

    Feb 12, San Antonio, TX

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  3. The O2

    Mar 12, London

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  4. 39 more dates

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Every date on Riley Green's 2027 That's Just Me Tour is a four-act bill. Jake Worthington and Hannah McFarland play all 29 shows, and the direct support slot swaps: Muscadine Bloodline takes 20 dates and Randy Houser takes the nine dates between April 29 and May 22. There is no city-by-city guesswork here. If your ticket is for a show in that late-April-to-late-May window, you are seeing Randy Houser. Everything else is Muscadine Bloodline.

Green announced the tour on Monday, September 28, 2026, ten days after releasing the album it is named for, and the support acts were named in the announcement itself rather than trickling out over the following weeks. General on-sale is Friday, October 2, 2026 at 10 a.m. local time.

The Openers

Worth saying up front: three of the four support acts appear on That's Just Me as guest vocalists. This is not a bill assembled by a routing agent. Green built it out of the album's credits.

Muscadine Bloodline carries direct support on 20 of the 29 shows: the six western and Canadian dates in April, then the entire summer amphitheater run from June 3 through July 31. The Mobile, Alabama duo of Gary Stanton and Charlie Muncaster have spent most of the last decade fully independent, releasing through their own label and building an audience without country radio. Putting them in front of Green's crowd in the amphitheater markets is the single biggest stage they have played, and the Alabama-to-Alabama lineage with Green is the obvious logic.

Randy Houser takes the nine dates from April 29 in Raleigh through May 22 in Lafayette, which covers the southeast and the Texas-to-Louisiana stretch. Houser is the veteran of the bill by a wide margin: "How Country Feels," "Runnin' Outta Moonlight," and "We Went" were all Country Airplay number ones between 2013 and 2015, and he has one of the genuinely enormous voices in the format. This is a headliner-sized support act on a nine-date run, not a warm-up.

Jake Worthington plays all 29 dates. Worthington sings on "Well Well Whiskey" on the new record, and his own honky-tonk traditionalism, closer to Keith Whitley than to anything on current radio, is the most old-school thing on the bill.

Hannah McFarland also plays all 29 dates. McFarland is another Alabama native and a longtime Green touring partner, and she sings the duet "Go Again" with him on That's Just Me, released as a single in August 2026. She also opened select dates on the 2026 Cowboy As It Gets Tour, so she is the one act here who has already done this job for this audience.

Expect "Go Again" and "Well Well Whiskey" to get played as duets rather than left off the setlist, given that both guests are in the building every night.

Every 2027 Date and Opener

Twenty-nine shows, April 1 through July 31, across the US and Canada.

Date City Venue Direct Support
Thu, Apr 1 Spokane, WA Numerica Veterans Arena Muscadine Bloodline
Fri, Apr 2 Seattle, WA Climate Pledge Arena Muscadine Bloodline
Sat, Apr 3 Eugene, OR Matthew Knight Arena Muscadine Bloodline
Thu, Apr 8 Edmonton, AB Rogers Place Muscadine Bloodline
Fri, Apr 9 Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome Muscadine Bloodline
Sat, Apr 10 Saskatoon, SK SaskTel Centre Muscadine Bloodline
Thu, Apr 29 Raleigh, NC Coastal Credit Union Music Park Randy Houser
Fri, Apr 30 Knoxville, TN Food City Center Randy Houser
Sat, May 1 Greenville, SC Bon Secours Wellness Arena Randy Houser
Thu, May 6 Fort Worth, TX Dickies Arena Randy Houser
Fri, May 7 Wichita, KS INTRUST Bank Arena Randy Houser
Sat, May 8 Rogers, AR Walmart AMP Randy Houser
Thu, May 20 Tulsa, OK BOK Center Randy Houser
Fri, May 21 Dallas, TX Dos Equis Pavilion Randy Houser
Sat, May 22 Lafayette, LA Cajundome Randy Houser
Thu, Jun 3 Brandon, MS Brandon Amphitheater Muscadine Bloodline
Fri, Jun 4 Orange Beach, AL The Wharf Amphitheater Muscadine Bloodline
Thu, Jun 10 Mt. Pleasant, MI Soaring Eagle Casino Muscadine Bloodline
Fri, Jun 11 Toronto, ON RBC Amphitheatre Muscadine Bloodline
Fri, Jun 18 Gilford, NH BankNH Pavilion Muscadine Bloodline
Fri, Jun 25 Clarkston, MI Pine Knob Music Theatre Muscadine Bloodline
Thu, Jul 15 Syracuse, NY Empower FCU Amphitheater Muscadine Bloodline
Fri, Jul 16 Allentown, PA PPL Center Muscadine Bloodline
Thu, Jul 22 Columbia, MD Merriweather Post Pavilion Muscadine Bloodline
Fri, Jul 23 Bethel, NY Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Muscadine Bloodline
Sat, Jul 24 Mansfield, MA Xfinity Center Muscadine Bloodline
Thu, Jul 29 Evansville, IN Ford Center Muscadine Bloodline
Fri, Jul 30 St. Louis, MO Hollywood Casino Amphitheater Muscadine Bloodline
Sat, Jul 31 Milwaukee, WI American Family Insurance Amphitheater Muscadine Bloodline

Jake Worthington and Hannah McFarland are on all 29 of the above.

One correction worth flagging, because several outlets got it wrong in the first 24 hours: the April 1 opening night is in Spokane, Washington, not Wenatchee. Numerica Veterans Arena is the former Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena, renamed in a naming-rights deal in late 2025, and the new name has tripped up more than one tour listing since. Live Nation's own announcement lists Spokane.

How the Routing Works

Two things about this calendar are unusual enough to be worth pointing out.

Every single show is a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. All 29 of them. There is not one Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday date on the tour. Country arena tours often run Thursday-through-Saturday blocks and then fill midweek gaps on the bigger legs, and this one simply does not. The upside for anyone traveling to a show is obvious.

The tour runs in short bursts with long gaps. Six dates in April, then an 18-day break, then three, then three, then a 12-day break, and so on. The longest continuous stretch is three nights. That is a deliberately light schedule for a 29-date run spread across four months, and it is also why the opener handoff is so clean: Muscadine Bloodline steps off after Saskatoon on April 10 and Randy Houser steps on nearly three weeks later in Raleigh.

The routing leans hard on amphitheaters for the summer half and arenas for the spring half, which is a common pattern but has a practical effect on tickets: the June and July shows have lawn inventory and the April and May shows do not.

Tickets and On-Sale

Window Date Who
Back 40 Duck Club presale Tue, Sep 29, 10 a.m. local Paid app membership
Riley Green app presale Wed, Sep 30, 10 a.m. local Free app members
Venue and local presales Thu, Oct 1, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. local Select shows, including Seattle and Raleigh
General on-sale Fri, Oct 2, 10 a.m. local All 29 dates

All presales close Thursday, October 1 at 10 p.m. local time. Event pages are on Ticketmaster's Riley Green artist page, on SeatGeek, and at rileygreenmusic.com/tour.

If you are choosing a date to chase, the smaller rooms on the run are the ones to watch: Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, the Soaring Eagle Casino date in Mt. Pleasant, and Brandon Amphitheater outside Jackson all seat well under what the arena dates do, and they are the likeliest to clear inventory during the presale window.

Why 2027 and Not Now

That's Just Me, Green's fourth studio album, came out September 18, 2026 on Nashville Harbor Records, produced by Dann Huff. It debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 with about 60,000 equivalent album units, his first top ten on that chart and his best sales week. Nineteen tracks, with guest turns from Hannah McFarland, Jake Worthington, Brooks and Dunn, and Randy Owen of Alabama.

The reason the tour behind it does not start until April is that Green's 2026 is already booked. The Damn Country Music Tour is running through the end of the year, and the Cowboy As It Gets Tour filled April through August 2026 with Justin Moore on direct support. That's Just Me is the first run built around the new record rather than around a back catalog.

For more of what is on the country calendar, see our country tour dates page and our roundup of country artists currently on tour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is opening for Riley Green in 2027?

Four acts. Jake Worthington and Hannah McFarland play all 29 dates. Muscadine Bloodline is direct support on 20 dates, covering April 1 through April 10 and June 3 through July 31. Randy Houser is direct support on the nine dates from April 29 through May 22.

Does Randy Houser play every date?

No. Randy Houser plays nine shows only, from Raleigh on April 29 through Lafayette on May 22. Muscadine Bloodline has every other date on the tour.

When do Riley Green 2027 tickets go on sale?

General on-sale is Friday, October 2, 2026 at 10 a.m. local time. The Back 40 Duck Club presale opened Tuesday, September 29, the free app presale Wednesday, September 30, and venue and local presales run Thursday, October 1 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. local.

Where does the That's Just Me Tour start and end?

It opens Thursday, April 1, 2027 at Numerica Veterans Arena in Spokane, Washington, and closes Saturday, July 31, 2027 at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater in Milwaukee.

Are there any midweek shows on the tour?

No. All 29 dates are Thursdays, Fridays, or Saturdays.

Who opened for Riley Green in 2026?

Justin Moore was direct support on the 2026 Cowboy As It Gets Tour, with Adam Hood, Drake White, Hannah McFarland, Mackenzie Carpenter, and Zach John King rotating through the other support slots. Ella Langley, Lauren Watkins, and Preston Cooper opened dates on the Damn Country Music Tour.

Is Riley Green playing Nashville, Atlanta, or Chicago in 2027?

Not on the announced dates. The closest stops to those markets are Knoxville on April 30, Brandon and Orange Beach in early June, and Milwaukee on July 31. Green played Nashville on the 2026 run, so the 2027 itinerary is built largely on markets that leg skipped.

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