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Riley Green has joined forces once again with Busch Light for a new campaign showcasing the beer company's 2026 hunting can range. Green has shared a series of new photos holding the cans alongside his beloved dog, Carl the Cowboy Corgi.
The first couple of pictures find Green posing with Carl in a truck bed, with a case of Busch Light by his feet and a trusty can in his hand. There are also a couple of photos included of the ‘Worst Way’ hitmaker chilling with Busch Light in his hunting cabin.
It serves as a celebration of the latest edition of Busch Light's hunting can range, with the brand bringing out camouflage versions of their products in honour of hunting season.
Green is an avid hunter, with the topic often making its way into his music, while the Alabama native has also showcased his love of Busch Light in the past. He famously swaps out ‘Bud Light’ for ‘Busch Light’ when performing his iconic track, ‘I Wish Grandpas Never Died’, singing, “I wish even cars had truck beds / And every road was named Copperhead / And coolers never ran out of cold Busch Light”.
As a result, this feels like a match made in Heaven. With Green currently enjoying a break from what's been a busy year of touring, releasing new music, starring in his first acting role on Marshals and recording new episodes of The Voice USA, we suspect he likely plans to escape to the woods and do some hunting this Autumn.
And judging by these newly released photos as part of Busch Light's 2026 campaign, it seems he'll have plenty of beers in the cooler to keep him going while he's out hunting.
This partnership highlights how, despite now transcending the confines of country music in terms of his celebrity status, with many fans outside the genre recognising Green from Marshals, The Voice USA or from all the speculation surrounding him, Ella Langley and Megan Moroney, Green is still country through and through.
And Green's ongoing love for things like hunting, a cold Busch Light and life out in the sticks helps him to hold onto his original fanbase that first discovered him through rowdy earworms like ‘Georgia Time’, ‘There Was This Girl’ and ‘Outlaws Like Us’.
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