Riley Green at FirstBank Amphitheater

Damn Country Music Tour

Platinum-certified artist Riley Green leads a pack of contemporary country all-stars from March to August 2025. Billed the “Damn Country Music” Tour, this roadshow will barrel toward near-two-dozen cities where several of North America’s finest arenas, amphitheaters, and concert halls await in avid anticipation of the event. Thursday, June 19th (Franklin, TN) — the FirstBank Amphitheater welcomes Green as part of the Farm Bureau Insurance Concert Series. Opening for him is double-platinum hitmaker Ella Langley, rising star Lauren Watkins, plus up-and-coming country-rocker Preston Cooper.

Riley Green, ACM’s New Male Artist of the Year for 2019, solidifies his “road warrior” (Pollstar) reputation on his latest concert trip, made collaboratively with Live Nation. Always a straight shooter when it comes to performing, he invites audiences to croon along, spill beer, shed a few tears, and celebrate their roots with him in every outing. This time, he’s giving special attention to the songs from his latest work. Green’s third studio album, preceded by his highest-charting single “Worst Way,” depicts rousing sentiments through impeccable songwriting, best materialized in its title track, “Don’t Mind If I Do” ft. Ella Langley, “Reel Problems” ft. Luke Bryan and the knockout fan-favorite “Change My Mind.”

Hitting #25 on the Billboard 200, Don’t Mind If I Do (2025) also broke into the Top 10 of Country Albums — the singer’s highest music chart peaks yet. Since 2018, Riley Green has released many memorable anthems certified Gold, Platinum, and multi-platinum by the RIAA. Such classics may come up on tour, from the debut single “There Was This Girl” and the heart-rending “I Wish Grandpas Never Died” to 2020s’ highlight reels so far: “Hell of a Way to Go,” “Different ‘Round Here,” and “Damn Good Day to Leave.” Guests Ella Langley (“You Look Like You Love Me,” “Weren't for the Wind"), Lauren Watkins (“Anyone But You,” “Lose My Cool”), and Preston Copper (“Weak,” “Numbers On A Mailbox”) offer individual twists on country traditions, incorporating gritty Southern roots, pop-inflected melodies, and rebellious alternative rock.

The FirstBank Amphitheater will host. Its setting, the repurposed Graystone Quarry, with its neighboring landscapes of forest, rocky outcrops, and meadowy fields, is a breathtaking backdrop uniquely suited for the spiritual experiences only country music can provide. Tickets are limited. Get yours ASAP to watch Riley Green LIVE!