Riley Green Drops the Full Track List for That’s Just Me, Out September 18

Nineteen tracks. Four country legends. One Alabama-bred artist who has been quietly building toward this moment for the better part of a decade. We pulled up the full track list for Riley Green‘s upcoming album That’s Just Me this week, and we have to say, this is shaping up to be one of the most thoughtfully constructed country records of the fall. The album lands September 18, 2026, via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment, produced by Dann Huff, and it carries 19 songs that cover everything from honky-tonk swagger to heartfelt tribute. For country fans in Central Florida, put September 18 on your calendar.

The Collaborations That Make This Album a Statement

The first thing we noticed when the track list dropped on August 3rd was the collaborator lineup, and it reads like a country music hall of honors. Brooks & Dunn appear on “Pave All Them Red Dirt Roads,” a title that tells you exactly what kind of song it is before you even press play. Randy Owen of Alabama joins Green on “Lookout Mountain,” a pairing that feels like a generational handshake between country’s past and its near future. Jake Worthington shows up on “Well Well Whiskey,” and Hannah MacFarland, whose voice clicked beautifully on the previously released duet “Go Again”, rounds out the feature list. These are not tacked-on streaming grabs. Riley Green picks his collaborators the way you pick who to share a porch with on a Friday night.

A Toby Keith Tribute Hidden Inside a Banger

The most quietly significant track on That’s Just Me is “Think As You Drunk,” the album’s lead single released May 28. The song samples Toby Keith‘s 2005 classic “As Good as I Once Was” and closes with a vocal clip of Keith, who passed away in early 2024. We have heard a lot of Toby Keith tributes over the past two years, but sampling him within a fully functioning country single, threading his voice directly into new music, is something else. It is the kind of creative decision that earns a place in country history conversations. Green has spoken about how Keith influenced him, and “Think As You Drunk” turns that influence into something fans can actually feel, not just read about in an interview.

Florida Fans, “Bartender in Destin” Is for You

We clock every time a country artist writes about Florida, and Riley Green delivers here. “Bartender in Destin” is on the track list, and for anyone who has made the drive up to the Destin Gulf Coast from Central Florida for a weekend, that title lands immediately. Country music has always rooted itself in specific places, and Destin is one of those spots where Florida’s country soul runs loudest. Whether the song is about the beach, the bar, or just the way a Gulf Coast summer feels, it speaks directly to us. We are already planning the listening session.

The Full Picture: 19 Tracks and What to Expect

Beyond the headline collaborations, That’s Just Me includes “Ol’ Stray Dog,” a track that was previously exclusive to Apple Music‘s Lost & Found series and now gets its full streaming release as part of this record, a win for listeners on other platforms. The broader list includes “My Way” (April 17 promo single), “Imagine That” (July 31), “Beach Happy,” “Runs in the Family,” “Radio Road,” and “P.O.S.” That is a lot of sonic ground to cover in 19 tracks, and if the singles released so far are any measure, Green and producer Dann Huff have given each song the space it needs to land.

• Lead single: “Think As You Drunk”, samples Toby Keith’s 2005 “As Good as I Once Was” and closes with Keith’s voice
• Featured collaborations: Brooks & Dunn (“Pave All Them Red Dirt Roads”), Randy Owen (“Lookout Mountain”), Jake Worthington (“Well Well Whiskey”), Hannah MacFarland (“Go Again”)
• “Bartender in Destin”, a Florida Gulf Coast track that Central Florida fans will claim immediately
• “Ol’ Stray Dog”: Apple Music exclusive now getting full streaming release
• 19 tracks total, produced by Dann Huff, via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment

Frequently Asked: When Does Riley Green’s New Album Come Out?

That’s Just Me by Riley Green releases September 18, 2026, via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment. The 19-track album is produced by Dann Huff and features collaborations with Brooks & Dunn, Randy Owen, Jake Worthington, and Hannah MacFarland. Pre-save is available now on major streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music.

Between the Toby Keith tribute, the multigenerational collaborations, and a track list that covers Florida beaches and red dirt roads alike, That’s Just Me feels like Riley Green’s most complete statement yet. We will be tracking every single release and review between now and September 18. And if artists like Riley Green keep delivering at this level, Sunset Country Fest 2027 is going to be one extraordinary April weekend in Apopka, Florida. The stage is being built for exactly this kind of music.

Sources & References

• Source: Holler Country: Riley Green Reveals That’s Just Me Tracklist
• Source: 92.5 XTU: Riley Green Reveals Track List for That’s Just Me
• Source: Country Central: Riley Green’s That’s Just Me Track List Surfaces Online
• Source: Wikipedia: That’s Just Me (Riley Green album)

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