Riley Green is set to release Don’t Mind If I Do, featuring six brand-new tracks.

The updated release will also include two fresh collaborations.

Riley Green isn’t closing the book on his 2024 album Don’t Mind If I Do just yet. The country star has announced a deluxe edition of the RIAA Gold-certified project, set to drop August 29 via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment, adding six fresh tracks to the lineup.

The expanded release builds on the original record with Green’s trademark mix of heartfelt storytelling and southern grit. Among the new songs is “Make It Rain,” a fan favorite he’s been previewing on his Damn Country Music Tour. Two high-profile collaborations also make the cut — “Cowboy As It Gets” with Randy Houser and the tender duet “I Just Need You” featuring rising artist Hannah McFarland.

Other additions include the breakup ballad “What Am I Supposed to Do Now,” the outdoors-inspired “Bet They’re Biting,” and “One to Willie,” a tribute to the country icons who shaped his sound. Together, the new tracks expand the album’s range and reaffirm Green’s place as one of modern country’s leading voices.

The Don’t Mind If I Do (Deluxe) news comes as Green launches The 90s Country Show on Apple Music Country — a six-episode series exploring the decade’s biggest hits and the artists who influenced his career.

Meanwhile, Green is in the middle of his biggest tour yet. The Damn Country Music Tour kicked off in Canada earlier this year and will run through November, hitting major U.S. cities like New York, Chicago, and Boston, as well as several dates in the UK.