Riley Green Drops “Imagine That” Hours After Teasing It To Fans
on Jul 31, 2026
As we await the arrival of his next album, Riley Green has delighted fans with the release of another single.
On May 28th, the Alabama native dropped his rowdy party anthem “Think As You Drunk,” and on the same day, revealed details of his fourth studio album. Set for a September 18th release, That’s Just Me will feature 19 tracks, including the previously released singles “My Way” and “Go Again.”
As he prepares for his full-album debut, Riley is giving listeners a taste of the variety of songs to come on the upcoming project.
On Friday, July 31st, the 36-year-old dropped the ultimate get-her-back song, titled “Imagine That.” He first teased the wistful tune on social media the afternoon prior, and within an hour, the track was out on all platforms for fans to enjoy.
Listen to “Imagine That” by Riley Green below!
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Full Track List For Riley Green’s Upcoming Album Revealed
Also this week, Riley Green revealed the full track list for That’s Just Me. Excitement built as each day, he shared a few more titles and allowed fans the chance to listen to small previews of the songs.
The upcoming album will feature collaborations with Hannah McFarland, Jake Worthington, Brooks & Dunn, and Randy Owen of Alabama. Riley’s previous album, Don’t Mind If I Do, was released in October 2024 and had Luke Bryan and Ella Langley as features.
Fans can pre-save That’s Just Me, the forthcoming studio album by Riley Green, here. See the full track list below!
- “My Way”
- “That’s Just Me”
- “Don’t Come Any Closer”
- “Go Again” ft. Hannah McFarland
- “Imagine That”
- “Got That From You”
- “Bartender In Destin”
- “Beach Happy”
- “Think As You Drunk”
- “Well Well Whiskey” ft. Jake Worthington
- “P.O.S.”
- “Runs In The Family”
- “Pave All Them Red Dirt Roads” ft. Brooks & Dunn
- “Lookout Mountain” ft. Randy Owen
- “Seven Second Ride”
- “Radio Road”
- “Ol’ Stray Dog”
- “More Of A Man Than Me”
- “Ten Pairs Of Boots”
