Country singer Riley Green, an Alabama native and prominent country music artist, continues to make significant contributions both musically and through community events. Green has released his acclaimed project 'Don't Mind If I Do (Deluxe),' featuring heartfelt tracks like 'Make It Rain,' 'Cowboy As It Gets,' and a duet with Hannah McFarland, solidifying his reputation as one of this generation's top songwriters. His songwriting prowess is evident in his ability to blend vulnerability with southern authenticity, earning him four nominations at the 2025 CMA Awards, including Single of the Year and Song of the Year. In addition to his musical achievements, Green is actively involved in community and charity events. He is set to return to Auburn University for a special Iron Bowl Eve concert on November 28, at Neville Arena, benefiting Auburn student-athletes through the On To Victory NIL collective. This event will feature performances by Green, fellow country artist Drake White, an Auburn graduate, and Hannah McFarland. The concert aims to support college athletes' ability to monetize their name, image, and likeness. The Auburn event follows Green's recent performance at Neville Arena, where he shared the stage with other Alabama natives. Ticket sales for the concert will prioritize Auburn season ticket holders, with general sales beginning October 24. The event is organized in partnership with On To Victory and Peachtree Entertainment, with proceeds supporting Auburn's athletic programs. Green’s career highlights include multiple awards, collaborations with artists like Luke Combs, and a successful tour. His recent late-night debut on The Tonight Show where he performed 'Make It Rain' further underscores his rising influence in country music. Fans and supporters are eager for his upcoming performances, which continue to showcase his talent and community spirit.