Riley Green’s discography has grown fast, and anyone weighing whether to check out That’s Just Me may want to see how it fits alongside his earlier records first.
The discography lineup
Here’s where That’s Just Me sits in Green’s catalog:
| Album | Release |
|---|---|
| Different ‘Round Here | 2019 |
| Ain’t My Last Rodeo | 2023 |
| Don’t Mind If I Do | 2024 |
| That’s Just Me | September 18, 2026 |
That’s Just Me is Green’s fourth studio album, released roughly two years after Don’t Mind If I Do.
What’s different this time around
Two singles from That’s Just Me, “My Way” and “Think as You Drunk,” were released ahead of the album in April and May 2026, giving fans an early preview before the full release. The album also arrives during an unusually active stretch for Green: his Cowboy As It Gets Tour ran from April through August 2026, he picked up a Best Male Country Artist nomination at the American Music Awards in May 2026, and he made his acting debut in the same year.
What isn’t confirmed
The available sources don’t include reviews, chart performance, or a description of how That’s Just Me sounds compared to Ain’t My Last Rodeo or Don’t Mind If I Do — so any claim about a shift in style or quality between the albums isn’t something that can be confirmed here. If you’re deciding whether to listen, that comparison is best made by hearing it yourself or checking music outlets’ reviews directly.
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