Riley Green’s ‘That’s Just Me’ Album Drops September 18 and We Are Ready for Every Track

September 18 is circled on our calendar. That is the date Riley Green drops That’s Just Me, his fourth studio album via Nashville Harbor Records and Entertainment, produced by Dann Huff. We have been tracking the Riley Green That’s Just Me album rollout since the first single, and what we are watching is an artist operating at full confidence. Nineteen tracks, one of Nashville’s most accomplished producers, and a title that leaves no ambiguity about who Green is. We cannot get here fast enough.

Four Previews Already Out and None of Them Miss

By September 18, Green will have shared four of the album’s 19 tracks. “My Way,” the promotional single from April 3, was stripped and declarative. “Think as You Drunk,” the lead single (May 28), brought the rowdy side of Green that radio fans know best. “Go Again,” a July 3 collab with Hannah MacFarland, explored warmer, harmony-driven territory. And on August 27, the title track dropped as a quiet manifesto: Green naming exactly who he is and inviting listeners to take it or leave it.

The range across just four songs is striking. Nashville Harbor is spacing releases deliberately, letting each track breathe before the next arrives. That approach signals genuine confidence in the full record. Based on these four previews, the confidence appears warranted.

Dann Huff and Riley Green: Why This Pairing Works

Dann Huff has produced landmark records for Faith Hill, Rascal Flatts, and Keith Urban. His productions are full and cinematic without crowding the vocalist, which suits Green’s plainspoken storytelling perfectly. Green’s voice is not the flashiest instrument in Nashville, but it is among the most honest, and Huff has a consistent track record of making honest voices sound essential.

Green’s previous album Don’t Mind If I Do yielded “Half of Me,” his No. 1 duet with Thomas Rhett. That chart success gave Green the leverage to approach That’s Just Me on his own terms. You can hear it in the title track: this is not an artist managing expectations. This is someone making exactly the record he wants.

What 19 Tracks Signals About Where Green Stands in 2026

Most major Nashville albums in 2026 run 12 to 14 tracks. Nineteen is a statement of confidence. For country fans in Central Florida who have followed Green’s trajectory from “I Wish Grandpas Never Died” to this moment, this record feels like a payoff. It is Green at the peak of his artistic self-assurance, and that is exactly the kind of storytelling we celebrate at Sunset Country Fest.

• “My Way” (April 3, 2026): promotional single, stripped and declarative
• “Think as You Drunk” (May 28, 2026): lead single, rowdy and radio-ready
• “Go Again” featuring Hannah MacFarland (July 3, 2026): harmony-driven collab
• “That’s Just Me” (August 27, 2026): title track and artistic statement
• Full 19-track album: September 18, 2026, Nashville Harbor Records and Entertainment

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

Riley Green’s fourth studio album That’s Just Me releases September 18, 2026, via Nashville Harbor Records and Entertainment. The 19-track album was produced by Dann Huff. It follows Don’t Mind If I Do, which produced the No. 1 country hit “Half of Me” with Thomas Rhett. The title track was released August 27, 2026.

We will have our full review of the Riley Green That’s Just Me album the weekend it drops. For country fans across Greater Orlando and Central Florida, this record sets the tone for a fall worth getting excited about. We are building toward our own: Sunset Country Fest 2027 is a country music festival taking place in Apopka, Florida, in the Greater Orlando area, on April 3, 2027. Mark your calendar and follow us for lineup announcements, ticket news, and all the country music coverage you love.

Sources & References

• Saving Country Music: August 2026 New Albums Guide
• Spotify: That’s Just Me by Riley Green
• Holler Country: New and Upcoming Country Albums 2026
• Wikipedia: That’s Just Me (Riley Green album)

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