Drew Green - Topic

Blending country roots with the smooth influence of R&B and pop, Drew Green has emerged as one of Nashville’s most forward-thinking artists—equally at home writing hit songs and delivering them with a laid-back, unmistakable style. Raised in McMinnville, TN, on a family tree farm, Green grew up on traditional country icons like Alan Jackson and Sammy Kershaw, while later absorbing influences from hip-hop and R&B that would shape his genre-blurring sound.

After moving to Nashville, Green paid his dues playing in the house band at Tootsie's Lounge and building a reputation as a songwriter, landing cuts like Colorado for Florida Georgia Line. His early artist releases—including “Little More Be Alright”, “Right Where I Be,” and the Dirt Boy EP series—introduced a fresh sonic identity that quickly gained traction, while “Good Ol’ Man” went on to achieve RIAA Gold certification.

His breakout viral moment came with “Lotta Bit Of You,” which exploded on TikTok and translated into tens of millions of streams, further cementing his growing profile.

In 2025, Green reached a major career milestone with his debut on the Grand Ole Opry—a moment that signaled his arrival on one of country music’s most iconic stages and solidified his standing as one of the genre’s rising stars.

With a rapidly expanding catalog and a sound that refuses to stay in one lane, Drew Green is taking that momentum on the road in 2026, connecting with fans night after night as his audience continues to grow.