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Riley Green is an American country singer-songwriter from Jacksonville, Alabama, known for a neotraditional sound rooted in small-town Southern life. His grandfather Buford Green taught him music and operated a venue called The Golden Saw in a converted sawmill, where Riley performed every week growing up. He played quarterback for the Jacksonville State Gamecocks and appeared on the CMT reality show Redneck Island before focusing on music, releasing a self-titled EP in 2013 and further EPs over the next several years. In 2018 he signed with Big Machine Label Group, now Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment, and his debut single, "There Was This Girl", climbed all the way to number one on the Country Airplay chart in April 2019. Critics praised its traditional country flavor compared to his peers. His albums include Different 'Round Here (2019), Ain't My Last Rodeo (2023), Don't Mind If I Do (2024) and That's Just Me (2026), and his singles, including "In Love by Now", have repeatedly reached the Top 20 on Billboard's country charts. On stage, Green brings honest storytelling, easygoing charm and the hard-working spirit of a hometown country boy.