Riley Green Drops New Single ‘Go Again’ With Hannah McFarland: Everything Fans Need To Know
Fans are having an emotional reaction to the 'Marshals' star's new single with Hannah McFarland—here's everything to know about the release, plus upcoming album
Key Takeaways
- New duet dropped: Riley Green and Hannah McFarland’s emotional single came out Friday.
- 'Go Again' is a preview for Riley Green’s album due Sept. 18.
- Career expands: He made his acting debut on 'Marshals' amid rising momentum.
Riley Green is having a moment. The Alabama country star dropped his new single “Go Again” with Hannah McFarland on Friday morning, and fans are already flooding YouTube with emotional reactions. The release arrives ahead of his upcoming album “That’s Just Me,” which is set to drop Sept. 18, and it lands during one of the busiest stretches of his career—one that has included an acting debut, ACM Award nominations and a headlining slot at CMA Fest.
For anyone catching up on the “Jesus Saves” singer, here’s a full rundown of what’s happening in Riley Green’s world right now, from his newest release to his rising acting career and the friendships fueling his creative streak.
Riley Green’s new single ‘Go Again’ with Hannah McFarland
Green’s latest single “Go Again,” a duet with Hannah McFarland, dropped Friday and immediately drew a wave of emotional fan reactions online. One YouTube commenter wrote, “This song hits you in the feels,” while another added, “This song is so beautiful!!!” A third simply called it “Amazing song!” It’s the kind of response Green’s fans have come to expect from the country star, who has built a reputation for songs that lean into storytelling and heartfelt emotion. “Go Again” follows other recent releases including “Lookout Mountain” and the summer track “Think As You Drunk.”
Riley Green’s upcoming album ‘That’s Just Me’
“Go Again” is a preview of what’s coming from Green’s new album “That’s Just Me,” which is scheduled for release Sept. 18. The 37-year-old singer has spent the past few years building a catalog that resonates with millions of country fans, thanks to songs like “If It Wasn’t for Trucks,” “I Wish Grandpas Never Died” and “Hell of a Way to Go.” The upcoming album continues that momentum. Green has also told Fox News Digital that despite his growing fame, he has no plans to leave his Alabama farm for Nashville, even though he has “every reason” to make the move.
Riley Green’s acting debut on ‘Marshals’
Green added a new title to his resume this year: actor. He made his on-screen debut in the Yellowstone spinoff Marshals, playing Garrett, a former Navy SEAL who served alongside Kayce Dutton, the character played by Luke Grimes. Green’s character met a tragic end in a recent episode, succumbing to injuries after a fire, but the role introduced him to a whole new audience.
The opportunity came about through his friendship with Grimes, whom he met at a Nashville bar called Losers while pursuing his music career. When the two got together to write music, Green mentioned his interest in acting, and Grimes helped connect him with the show. Green still had to audition traditionally—something he appreciated.
“I’m the new guy here,” Green told Decider. “Certainly, because I’ve had a music career doesn’t mean that I’m any good at acting. So, I was glad that I got to go read, because it gave me a little confidence that they said, ‘Okay, you’re good enough to do it,’ because I had no clue if I was going to be any good.”
Riley Green’s dating rumors and personal life
Green’s romantic life has been the subject of constant speculation, especially following his viral 2024 duet “You Look Like You Love Me” with fellow Alabama native Ella Langley. The two have collaborated on multiple hits, including “Don’t Mind If I Do,” but Green has repeatedly denied dating rumors.
“I’m rumored to have dated a lot of people. I kind of understand that. People always long for that Tim and Faith, Johnny and June, George and Tammy thing,” Green said on Country Nights Live! with Bev Rainey. “Me and Ella have two giant songs together, and I think fans want to believe that what you’re singing about is real.”
Fans have also speculated about a possible romance with country star Megan Moroney, though Green confirmed in the same interview that he was single. Off stage, Green is known as “Duckman” to his friends thanks to his passion for duck hunting, owns a Nashville bar called the Duck Blind, and has his own Duck Club Bourbon. His most valuable possessions, he told Us Weekly, are his dogs: Carl, Carole Anne and Jazz.
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