Riley Green is heading to Greenville, South Carolina, with his That's Just Me Tour, and the country star is bringing a stacked lineup of support acts along for the ride. The show is set for May 1, 2027, at Bon Secours Wellness Arena, giving Upstate fans more than seven months to plan ahead; the Back 40 Duck Club presale begins September 29, 2026.
Who's Joining Riley Green on Stage
Green announced the Greenville stop as part of the broader tour run, according to WYFF. Randy Houser, Hannah McFarland and Jake Worthington are all listed as supporting acts for the arena date, rounding out a bill that leans heavily into country's current touring talent.
The Greenville lineup also connects with Green’s latest release: his 19-track album That’s Just Me arrived September 18, 2026, with Hannah McFarland featured on “Go Again” and Jake Worthington on “Well Well Whiskey.” Both singers are therefore collaborators on the new record as well as supporting acts on the Greenville date. The album was released by Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment.
The pairing gives fans a mix of established and rising names sharing the Bon Secours Wellness Arena stage on the same night. No further details on set times or ticket pricing have been released alongside the announcement.
Green’s profile reaches beyond the new tour: the Alabama-born singer-songwriter is a CMA and ACM Award winner, and his career includes multi-platinum hits “There Was This Girl” and “I Wish Grandpas Never Died.” He also played quarterback at Jacksonville State University before building his country music career. That background gives the arena bill a headliner whose songs and public image are closely tied to his Southern roots.
When Tickets Go on Sale
Fans hoping to snag seats early will want to pay attention to the presale calendar. Riley Green's Back 40 Duck Club presale begins Tuesday at 10 a.m. Eastern online, giving members of that fan club first crack at tickets before the broader public gets a shot.
The report notes that additional ticket presales will run throughout the week leading up to the general on-sale, though specifics on those additional windows have not been detailed. General ticket sales are scheduled to open October 2, 2026, at 10 a.m. Eastern through www.rileygreenmusic.com/tour.
The show will land at one of the Upstate’s largest live-event venues. The 15,500-capacity Bon Secours Wellness Arena is owned and operated by the Greenville Arena District, a South Carolina political subdivision; the arena district says the venue hosts more than 130 commercial events and about 600,000 attendees annually. Opened in 1998, the arena has also hosted major touring acts including George Strait, Bruce Springsteen and Carrie Underwood.
The Back 40 Duck Club presale begins Tuesday, September 29, general ticket sales open Friday, October 2, and the show is set for May 1, 2027, in downtown Greenville.
