RILEY GREEN SELLS OUT IN ALABAMA

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RILEY GREEN SELLS OUT IN ALABAMA

1/31/22

Over the weekend, BMLG’s Riley Green enjoyed home state hospitality with his sold-out show at the Legacy Arena at The BJCC in Birmingham, Al.

During the stop on his headlining We Out Here Tour, Green performed an acoustic solo version of his platinum hit "I Wish Grandpa’s Never Died” to 10k+ fans, as well as tracks like “There Was This Girl,” “If It Wasn’t for Trucks” and more.

Additionally, Green will be joining Luke Bryan for his Raised Up Right Tour this Summer, bringing more from his Different ‘Round Here album to fans.

For tickets and tour dates, click here.

Pictured (l-r) just before ordering a round of Alabama’s finest southern comfort food to celebrate are Dollar Bill and Madison Show 102.5 The Bull’s “Intern” Ben, BMLG Records President/CEO Jimmy Harnen, Green, Red Mountain Entertainment’s Gary Weinburger and iHeart Area SVP Tom Hanrahan.