Riley Green Totally Transforms Into Jamey Johnson On Stage Pulls Off Hilarious Doppelgänger Prank And Leaves Fans Rolling In The Aisles

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  • November 28, 2025
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Twins.

This past weekend, Riley Green wrapped up his 2025 Damn Country Music Tour, which rolled into Lincoln, Nebraska, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and North Little Rock, Arkansas with his friend Jamey Johnson, who has been opening this stretch of dates for him.

Riley and Jamey go way back, and you probably know that Riley has been covering Johnson’s hit “In Color” for years now at his concerts, and he often names Johnson as one of his biggest musical inspirations.

The two Alabama natives have become good friends over the years, and I’m sure it’s been a dream come true for Riley to have Jamey opening for him… and since this was their last weekend out on the road in 2025, Riley had a hilarious prank up his sleeve for Jamey.

He dressed up like Jamey, with a full head of long, silver hair and matching beard, Jamey’s signature look, and walked out onstage looking just like him.

In a TikTok video, you can see Riley putting everything on and even trimming the beard, as he also tries to find the perfect glasses to finish off the look:

“I gotta get some glasses, though. Because he always wears those glasses, you know what I mean? They’re kind of like old people glasses.”

Jamey’s only 50, so I don’t think I would call them “old people glasses,” but still, it was hilarious to see them singing together with Riley dressed up like that:

 

It looks like they’ve had quite a time together…

 

Riley and Jamey also recently released a new duet together called “Smoke,” which is likely going to be featured on a forthcoming album from Johnson, though nothing has been officially announced yet.

It’s a staple country song about not being sad that a girl is gone, and how they’ve been recovering in the wake of her leaving:

“Smoke”

Riley will once again hit the road for an extensive 2026 tour, and you can view the full list of dates below.

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