Setting the record straight. Of course, country heartthrob Riley Green has been at the center of dating rumors for a while now, with fans desperately trying to figure out if he and duet partner Ella Langley were ever more than friends (both have consistently denied dating rumors), and more recently, he’s been spotted out with Megan Moroney. Over and over, he has said he’s single when asked about his dating life, but who knows what has really gone on behind the scenes… Riley’s obviously a good looking guy, so I’m sure he’s had tons of girlfriends over the years, and maybe he just doesn’t want his personal life in the spotlight. It’s possible that he and Megan did have some sort of fling, and were seeing each other casually, or maybe even still are, I have no idea. But during a radio interview on Country Nights Live with Bev Rainey yesterday, Riley was asked about some of the biggest rumors he’s seen about himself on social media. He of course mentioned all the rumors about his dating life, and also laughed about how the status of his signature mustache is a hot topic, too: “I find out who I’m dating weekly, you know, on social media. That’s a pretty big on there. But I think a lot of stuff I see is so outlandish that it keeps me humble a little bit, then don’t have to worry about. I’m like, okay, don’t say anything on there. It’s interesting. how things like shaving your mustache can become viral now, I never thought that would be a thing.” Rainey straight up asked Riley if he was dating anyone since he mentioned it in the previous response, and it’s the question everyone wants an answer too… Riley once again confirmed that he’s “not” dating anyone seriously right now, though he’s “rumored to have dated a lot of people.” He explained, like he has before, that with Ella in particular, fans want to believe that the songs are so real to the artists true lives, similar to country power couples like Tim and Faith and Johnny and June, which he understands. He didn’t mention or allude to the Megan rumors, but he did straight up say he’s single, so there you have it, ladies: “I’m not, no. I’m rumored to have dated a lot of people… but I kind of understand that. You know, people always long for that like Tim and Faith, Johnny and June, you know, George and Tammy thing. So you know, you know me and Ella have two giant songs together and I think fans kinda wanna believe that what you’re singing about is real, and follow those lyrics and think there’s a story there. So I can comprehend people that are thinking there’s something going on. But for me, I’m just glad that we’re having success together, and so proud of her, and really lucky that we’re on tour together with two big songs at the same time.” You can watch the clip here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Country Nights Live (@withbevrainey) Riley is currently out on the road for his Damn Country Music Tour, with Ella Langley serving as direct support. RILEY GREEN DAMN COUNTRY MUSIC TOUR DATES: June 12, 2025 – Baltimore, MD – Pier Six Pavilion June 13, 2025 – Wilmington, NC – Live Oak Bank Pavilion June 14, 2025 – Raleigh, NC – Coastal Credit Union Music Park June 19, 2025 – Franklin, TN – FirstBank Amphitheater June 21, 2025 – Huntington, WV – Marshall Health Network Arena July 24, 2025 – New York, NY – The Rooftop at Pier 17 July 25, 2025 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway July 26, 2025 – Gilford, NH – BankNH Pavilion August 21, 2025 – Bonner, MT – KettleHouse Amphitheater August 22, 2025 – Idaho Falls, ID – Mountain America Center August 23, 2025 – Nampa, ID – Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater This post contains links from our Affiliate Partners program. If you use these links to make a purchase, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. In my humble opinion, “Don’t Mind If I Do” is the superior duet they’ve done together… The post Riley Green Sets The Record Straight On His Relationship Status: “I Find Out Who I’m Dating Weekly” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Clearly some fan favorites…and a lot of people who didn’t make it to the end of the album. It’s been three weeks since Morgan Wallen dropped his latest project, the 37-song album I’m The Problem.  Even before it was released, there were people complaining that it was too long, while Morgan’s most dedicated fans insisted that he could never drop too much music. And Morgan had basically already released a full album of songs ahead of time, dropping several singles before the album even came out, like his latest collab with Post Malone, “I Ain’t Comin’ Back,” the title track “I’m The Problem,” and his heartfelt song to his son Indigo Wilder, “Superman.” Well the album has been out for 3 weeks today, and full disclosure I haven’t made it to the end yet. I’ve listened to a few of the songs that have gone viral, and got about 15 songs in while trying to listen from the top, but man, 37 songs is a lot. There are definitely some hits on there, but for me there were quite a few misses too. And that got me wondering if others felt the same, and whether the streaming numbers reflected the fan-favorites or if his hardcore fans were just listening to the album straight through. I decided to take a look at the numbers on Spotify to try to get a better idea of which songs stand out, which songs have fewer streams, whether the streams were consistent throughout the entire album. And as it turns out, there’s a pretty significant drop off in streams from the first half of the album to the second, which seems to indicate that people aren’t making it all the way through. For instance, the first song that wasn’t released before the album dropped was track 2, “I Got Better,” which has 29 million streams. “Falling Apart,” the next full track that wasn’t released ahead of time (not counting “What I Want,” his duet with Tate McRae), has just shy of 15 million streams right now. But by the time we get to the bottom of the album, the last song that wasn’t released before the album, his Keith Whitley interpolation “Miami,” only has 9.3 million streams. And it’s not just because fans don’t like what he did to Whitley’s song: Track #34, “LA Night,” has 8.9 million, while track #33, “Crazy Eyes,” has only 7.7 million. So what are the most listened-to songs of the album so far? Here they are, in order. Obviously the 8 songs that were released as promotional singles before the album dropped, as well as his duet with pop superstar Tate McRae, are leading the way in streams: Lies, Lies, Lies – 277 million Love Somebody – 276 million I’m The Problem – 148 million Just In Case – 108 million Smile – 106 million I Ain’t Comin’ Back – 65.7 million I’m A Little Crazy – 54.8 million What I Want (ft. Tate McRae) – 51 million Superman – 32.5 million I Got Better – 29 million 20 Cigarettes – 21 million Eyes Are Closed – 16.9 million TN – 16.3 million Skoal, Chevy and Browning – 15.2 million Falling Apart – 14.9 million Kick Myself – 14.6 million Where’d That Girl Go – 14.6 million Dark Til Daylight – 14.4 million Kiss Her In Front Of You – 13.5 million Missing – 12.8 million If You Were Mine – 12.7 million Genesis – 12.4 million Don’t We – 12.1 million Number 3 and Number 7 (ft. Eric Church) – 11.7 million Interlude – 11 million Revelation – 11 million Jack and Jill – 10.6 million Come Back As A Redneck (ft. HARDY) – 10.2 million Leavin’s The Least I Could Do – 9.4 million Miami – 9.3 million The Dealer (ft. ERNEST) – 9.2 million Drinking Til It Does – 9 million LA Night – 8.9 million Nothin’ Left – 8.3 million Whiskey In Reverse – 8 million Crazy Eyes – 7.7 million Working Man’s Song – 7.5 million While it’s not exactly in order of the tracklist, it’s pretty close, which seems to show that folks just aren’t making it all the way through all 37 songs. Of course I’m sure it doesn’t bother Morgan too much: I’m The Problem was the most-streamed country album of 2025 within 12 hours of being released, and has held the top spot on the all-genre Billboard 200 albums chart since it dropped. He also claimed all of the top 10 spots on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, the first time that’s ever been done, and got 6 songs in the top 10 of the all-genre Hot 100. Just shows you why these artists release so many songs in the first place…The post What Are The Most Streamed Songs On Morgan Wallen’s New Album ‘I’m The Problem’ So Far? first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Hear me out… Tyler Childers is back in the studio working on a brand new record with the famed producer Rick Rubin. According to RCA Chairman and CEO Peter Edge, it’s one of the projects he is most excited about at the label, and it should be coming out in the next few months. “I’m really excited about Tyler Childers’ new album, which is produced by Rick Rubin. He defies expectations, and this new album goes even further. The great thing about Tyler is that he does it the way he wants to do it. He’s playing giant venues, and he’s making the music he wants to make.” The excitement for the forthcoming record is already building fans are beginning to speculate that longtime fan favorite, “Jersey Giant,” could make the tracklist. Childers has set up fans to wonder if he will release a studio version of “Jersey Giant” after performing it for the first time in years during his Kentucky homecoming show. Since that night, it appears that “Jersey Giant” has become a consistent song on this tour’s setlist, further fueling that speculation and wonder. @whiskeyriff Wild card on the Lexington setlist. @Tyler Childers // : @Brittany #whiskeyriff #tylerchilders #krogerfield #jerseygiant ♬ original sound – Whiskey Riff As someone who loves to see him perform the song again, I am unlike the average Tyler Childers fan, hoping this song makes the tracklist. I don’t love the idea of him releasing the song on this record. Now, I’m not saying that Childers should not release “Jersey Giant” one day. But given that we already have a few covers of the song, it almost feels like it’s lost a little bit of its punch. Evan Hone released his take on the beloved song with Julia DiGrazia in 2022, and the duet went mega viral. His vocals heavily remind me of how Childers delivers the song, but then Elle King got Tyler Childers’ blessing to record a version of it for her 2023 country music debut Come Get Your Wife, and Childers himself said he felt like the song did not serve him anymore. As we have seen from him in the past, he’s not afraid to give the chop to songs that don’t serve him like “Feathered Indians,” which he rarely performs live these days. “I wrote ‘Jersey Giant’ over ten years ago and only performed it for a short period of time. I was pleased with how it turned out structurally (it even has a bridge, which is rare for me), but I was over-performing it pretty fast. I reckon that’s just how songs go sometimes. They can be like that coat you saw and had to have, only to get it home and think, ‘Why, gah, I ain’t never gonna wear this thing.’ Or, one that you got from an ex which you would rather just toss out. But that’s not saying anything against the coat, it just doesn’t fit me anymore and hasn’t for some time.” And then Josiah and the Bonnevilles released a version as well in 2023, and Sam Barber recorded it for his debut album, Restless Mind, in 2024. Needless to say, we’ve heard it a lot, and it’s a great song, but do we really need it from Tyler now, too? Tyler Childers has a massive catalog of unreleased gems, and given that he’s blessed other artists to cover the song, I am pining that we get a studio version of a song that he hasn’t made accessible to other artists. I’m bucking for “Her And The Banks,” “Redneck Romeo” or “Oneida.” And that hardly scratches the surface of the unreleased songs fans have begged Childers for over the years.  Tyler Childers creates very intentional tracklists, with his last album featuring seven songs. So, I’d rather he include a different song from the archives on the record than “Jersey Giant.” In fact, I’d rather get some new material all together. If there’s one criticism of Tyler Childers over the past couple years it’s been the lack of new material, and rather “thin” nature of his new albums. You just don’t feel like you’re getting a full, brand new record. Outside of that, Rick Rubin, who has worked with a catalog of artists like Marcus King, Johnny Cash, Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, and Run DMC, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Metallica, Adele, Tom Petty, The Dixie Chicks, The Strokes, Eminem, Ed Sheeran, System of a Down, Audioslave, Justin Timberlake, Avett Brothers… and it goes on and on…  has always been great about encouraging artists to select great songs. His superpower seem to be crafting a cohesive tracklist, oftentimes pushing the artist to consider a different perspective or work outside their comfort zone. He’s not a “technical,” sit behind the mixing board and turn the knobs kind of producer, he doesn’t even know how to play music… he’s all about the emotion and the feel of the album, how it connects with the listener, and I just don’t think “Jersey Giant” still has that kind of visceral connection we’re looking for. Plus, if it sounds different than the initial arrangement, which according to Peter Edge, this album will defy expectations, Childers fans are gonna freak out. All that said, if Childers chooses to include “Jersey Giant” on the forthcoming record, I will still stream the heck out of it. But between partnering with Rubin on the album, playing it live lately, and what’s said about the song in the past, it also feels just too obvious… gives us the curveball, Tyler. Fire up a few of Tyler Childers’ unreleased songs before you go. “Her And The Banks” “Redneck Romeo”  “Onedia” The post Sorry, But I Don’t Want Tyler Childers To Release “Jersey Giant” On His Upcoming Album… Here’s Why first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Some discontinued Ben & Jerry’s ice cream flavors, like Black & Tan and Duff & D’oh! Nuts, have joined their kin in the Flavor Graveyard.

Drink up the nostalgia!

These gone-but-not-forgotten libations still have their fan-bases, some of whom shell out pretty serious cash for these vintage potables.

Remember when OK Soda was a thing?

Through the years, we've had to bid adieu to a long line of good Girl Scout cookies.