Riley Green Announces Deluxe Edition of Don’t Mind If I Do

Riley Green isn’t closing the chapter on his 2024 album Don’t Mind If I Do just yet. The Alabama native has revealed a deluxe edition of the RIAA Gold-certified project, arriving August 29 via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment, complete with six brand-new songs.

The expanded collection brings out new layers of Green’s signature mix of southern grit and heartfelt storytelling. Among the fresh additions is “Make It Rain,” a fan favorite he’s been previewing throughout his international Damn Country Music Tour. The deluxe release also packs star-studded collaborations: “Cowboy As It Gets” with Randy Houser and the emotional duet “I Just Need You” featuring rising talent Hannah McFarland.

Other highlights include the aching ballad “What Am I Supposed to Do Now,” the outdoors-inspired “Bet They’re Biting,” and “One to Willie,” a touching nod to the country greats who shaped his artistry. Together, these new songs not only expand the album—they further cement Green’s role as one of the genre’s defining voices today.

Complete Tracklist – Don’t Mind If I Do (Deluxe)

That’s A Mistake

Change My Mind

Reel Problems (feat. Luke Bryan)

Turnin’ Dirt

Jesus Saves

Too Early To Drink

Pick A Place

Way Out Here

Waitin’ All Day

Chip Off The Ol’ Block

Alchohall Of Fame

Rather Be

Good Morning From Mexico

Torn

Damn Good Day To Leave

Looking Back On This

Don’t Mind If I Do (feat. Ella Langley)

Worst Way

Make It Rain

Cowboy As It Gets (feat. Randy Houser)

I Just Need You (feat. Hannah McFarland)

What Am I Supposed To Do Now

Bet They’re Biting

One To Willie

What’s Next for Riley Green

The deluxe announcement follows news of Green’s latest project, The 90s Country Show on Apple Music Country. The six-episode series takes fans on a nostalgic journey through one of the genre’s most iconic decades, spotlighting the hits that shaped the era and reflecting on how they influenced his own music.

Meanwhile, Green is in the middle of his biggest trek yet—the Damn Country Music Tour. After kicking off in Canada earlier this year, the tour runs through November with stops in major cities like New York, Chicago, and Boston, plus a string of UK dates.