Chase Rice and Riley Green Send Fans Into Overdrive With Joint Festival Appearance
Chase Rice’s recent Instagram post featuring Riley Green has fans buzzing. The shots were taken during Green’s headlining set at this year’s Night in the Country Nevada festival, where Rice joined him on stage after performing his own set.
Both artists sported a similar look — blue jeans, western shirts, and cowboy hats — and the resemblance didn’t go unnoticed. While each is known for turning heads individually, seeing them together sent the comment section into overdrive.
Fans left messages like, “Died and gone to heaven,” “I think my screen just melted,” “Opens app immediately passes out,” and “The way my jaw DROPPED!!! I’m still looking for it, any help is appreciated.” Even fellow country star Jon Pardi chimed in, saying, “I don’t know if girls can handle that 2nd pic! Looking pro!” to which one fan replied, “No… no we can’t…”
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A Tribute to Toby Keith
Beyond the photo frenzy, Green and Rice used their time on stage to honor the late Toby Keith with a rendition of his 1993 classic, “Should’ve Been a Cowboy.” Green played guitar while Rice raised his red solo cup and sang along, their deep vocals blending together in a performance that sparked a massive crowd sing-along.
The three-day festival also featured performances from Randy Houser, Neal McCoy, Bailey Zimmerman, Corey Kent, Ella Langley, Travis Denning, and more.
Riley Green’s Big Year
Fresh off his Ain’t My Last Rodeo tour, Green has a packed schedule for the rest of the year. His current single, “Damn Good Day to Leave,” is climbing the country charts, and his duet with Ella Langley, “You Look Like You Love Me,” has been gaining major online attention. He’s hinted that his next album will arrive this fall.
Chase Rice’s Summer on the Road
Meanwhile, Rice has been touring with Dierks Bentley on the Gravel & Gold Tour and making festival appearances. He recently released two new tracks — “Go Down Singin’” and “Fireside” — marking his first new music since his 2023 album I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go to Hell.
Rice’s upcoming stops include the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, CA on August 2, followed by a show with Brett Young at the Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln, CA on August 3.