Riley Green hung up his cowboy boots in favor of some alternative footwear recently when he was snapped looking devilishly handsome on a shopping spree.
The country music star was photographed showing off his 6ft 4 frame when he picked up some new duds at HeyDude’s new store in Austin, Texas.
Riley looked cool and casual in a baseball cap, jeans and Hank Williams t-shirt as he entered the shoe store, before posing on the couch inside — feet off of course!
Fans are about to see a whole lot more of Riley — who is currently on tour in the US — after it was revealed he’ll be the latest star joining The Voice.
He, along with Queen Latifah, will act as coaches on season 30 of the hit singing show.
“I guess y’all can start calling me coach… see ya this fall,” Riley wrote on Instagram.
© MOVI Inc.Riley included a clip of him getting a call from one his fellow The Voice judges, Kelly Clarkson.
“Riley Green! This is Kelly Clarkson, that is officially the last time we’re going to use each other’s full names … but we have never officially met, so I’m super stoked to coach alongside you. Welcome to ‘The Voice!'” she said.
“I was stoked when I heard you were going to be a coach because I’m actually a super-fan of your music, you’re so good. You probably know that because I’ve covered your songs.”
© FilmMagicKelly continued: “Anyway, big fan! But needless to say, fan and all, it’s a competition. Needless to say, I think you’re gonna need to practice because Team Kelly is gonna whoop that [expletive].”
While it is his first coaching gig on the show, he previously performed on The Voice with Ella Langley in season 26 and again by himself two seasons later.
Adam Levine will also be returning to his iconic red chair for the new season which will premiere in September on NBC.
While Riley is predominately a musician, he’s dabbled in TV too and recently starred in the Yellowstone spinoff, Marshals. He was introduced to the opportunity by his good friend, Luke Grimes.
His character didn’t last long on the show but Riley said he was thrilled to have the opportunity and “really enjoyed” the experience.
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