Country music singer Riley Green released his new single "Go Again" featuring Hannah McFarland on Friday, July 3, 2026.
The track follows a teaser shared on Instagram the previous day.
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The song, written solely by Green, runs just over four minutes.
It features Green's weathered baritone alongside McFarland's expressive vocals as they trade verses about a complicated relationship ending.
McFarland has been opening for Green on his Cowboy As It Gets Tour and performing during his headlining CMA Fest set.
Prior to the song's official release, she shared her excitement, admitting she found it difficult to "play it cool."
"I could climb on that bus and catch that ride back to Tennessee / You could kick them boots back off come in this bed and just hold me," the pair sings on the track.
"We can both pretend to meet up again when you pass through / You can make me a memory, it can be the end / We can go again, yeah we can go again."
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This latest release precedes Green's forthcoming studio album, titled "That's Just Me," which is scheduled to drop on September 18, 2026.
Green has a track record of successful country duets, having released "You Look Like You Love Me" and "Don't Mind If I Do" with Ella Langley, as well as "If I Don't Leave I'm Gonna Stay" with Carly Pearce.
He expressed openness to collaborating with other friends in the industry for future projects.
"I think maybe a fun, lighthearted song with somebody like Dierks [Bentley]. That'd be fun," Green said.
"Dierks and Jon Pardi are a couple of guys that we've always talked about it. We just never really got around to it.
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It's nice to do something with your friends too."
