Country artist Riley Green has announced his 2026 'Cowboy As It Gets' Tour, scheduled from April to August with stops across various U.S. cities including Southaven, Nashville, Charlotte, and Grand Forks.

Tickets for the tour go on presale starting September 18, 2025, at 10 am, with general sales beginning the next day at 10 am.

The tour will feature special guest performers on select dates, such as Justin Moore, Adam Hood, Drake White, and others, with the first stop at the Landers Center giving fans an early look at Green's new concert set.

Green’s performances will include hits from his recent album 'Don’t Mind If I Do,' along with new songs, with the setlist likely highlighting the title track 'Cowboy As It Gets'.

He plans to enter the studio in fall 2025 to record new music, aiming to release a new album around the start of the tour, following his 2024 release 'Don’t Mind If I Do'.

Green’s energetic live shows and genuine connection with fans have made him a highly anticipated performer, with the tour seen as a pivotal step in establishing him as a major arena headliner.

The tour is supported by Boot Barn and promoted by Live Nation, emphasizing Green’s strong ties to his country roots and his rising status in the country music scene.

Green, known for his emotional songwriting and traditional country style, continues to grow in popularity, with recent performances in Upstate New York highlighting the region's active country scene.

Fans can win free tickets through local radio stations like US 103-3, which claims to have the most local winners for Green’s concerts.

The tour also underscores Green’s respect for country legends, with Justin Moore opening for him on the last leg, reflecting Green’s admiration for artists who influenced his career.

This tour marks a significant career milestone for Green, positioning him alongside top country stars and signaling his transition from a rising star to a true arena headliner.

In addition to tour news, the article highlights the active country music scene in the region, including recent concerts by Lee Brice and David J, and local interest topics like backyard bird sightings in Sioux Falls.