Riley Green Got Some Special Gifts During His Recent Performance in Bangor, Maine

Riley Green brought his Cowboy As It Gets 2026 tour to the Maine Savings Amphitheater in Bangor on Saturday, August 15th.

Most of those in attendance agree that it was an amazing night with perfect weather for an outdoor concert.

In addition to see Green, attendees of the sold out show also had a chance to hear performances by Zach John King, Hannah McFarland, and Justin Moore.  Not only did the openers do their own sets, they also occasionally returned to the stage to help Riley with some of his set.

One of the most unique things about this show was the number of special "gifts" that Green was given during the show.

The Gifts Riley Green Got at His Bangor Concert

It started out as a single pair of panties that were tossed from band member to band member.  However, it quickly escalated from their.

Within a few songs, he was dealing with a constant bombardment of bras.  The bras were in all styles, colors, and sizes.  There was even one that Green referred to as "one of those sticky bras".  As a guy, I am not really sure what he meant by that.  The bras ended up hanging from instruments and mic stands.

Check it out:

@djcooperfox Riley Green had a bunch of special gifts from the ladies thrown up on stage to him. #rileygreen #maine #countrymusic big shout to @Paula Stratton ♬ original sound - DJ Cooper Fox

Thanks to my friend Paula S for providing the above video.

Who Is Riley Green?

According to his website, Riley Green is an award-winning country singer known for honest, relatable songs. He broke through with hits like “There Was This Girl,” “I Wish Grandpas Never Died,” and “Different ’Round Here,” which featured Luke Combs. Green has also worked with Thomas Rhett on the hit “Half Of Me.”

A former Jacksonville State University quarterback, Green is also a big sports fan and outdoorsman. He has released three studio albums, including Don’t Mind If I Do, which features several popular songs. Green grew up in Jacksonville, Alabama, and still calls it home. He is also set to tour nationwide in 2026 and recently made his acting debut on CBS’ Marshals.