The Voice Coach Riley Green Reveals His Ideal Date and Low-Key Dating Profile Answers

Riley Green, the country music singer and coach on The Voice, recently tackled a hypothetical dating profile during a radio appearance that highlighted his famously low-key lifestyle. Widely recognized as one of country music's most eligible bachelors, the singer addressed questions about his romantic life and dating preferences while speaking with host Cody Alan on SiriusXM’s Highway Mornings.

Rather than leaning into the perks of being a successful touring musician, Riley Green kept his responses refreshingly unpretentious. When the host asked what his dream date would involve, the singer answered with a single word: steak. He did not name a high-end restaurant or add any elaborate requirements, proving that his ideal outing does not need a complicated plan to be successful.

Food remained a theme when the discussion turned to cooking. Asked to name the most attractive thing a partner could prepare, Riley chose scrambled eggs. Although the dish appears basic, he pointed out that scrambled eggs can be surprisingly easy to ruin. When the host suggested the secret is cooking them low and slow, the country star joked that the description already sounded romantic.

The conversation also touched on pop culture preferences that helped flesh out the hypothetical profile. Asked about his morning routine, Riley stated that his ideal Saturday morning would begin with watching The Andy Griffith Show. Later, he named The Golden Girls as his ultimate guilty-pleasure television show, prompting lighthearted jokes with the host about the specific type of viewer they were picturing for him. Riley also used self-deprecating humor when discussing his dating history. Asked which song best describes his current love life, he selected Dierks Bentley's Settle for a Slowdown, a track about a man watching a woman drive away. The singer poked fun at the reality that professional success does not automatically guarantee romantic stability, joking that his love life has not always matched his career milestones.

When asked how he might embarrass himself in front of a date, Riley admitted that ordering wine could quickly create an awkward situation. He confessed he would likely mispronounce the name of whatever bottle he selected from a restaurant menu. That attempt to explain led to a humorous moment on air as both men struggled with wine terminology, making the scenario feel entirely authentic to listeners.

While Riley Green continues his search for an easygoing partner who appreciates his old-school tastes, he maintains a busy schedule coaching hopeful contestants on Season 30 of The Voice. The singing competition airs Monday nights on NBC, with next-day streaming available on Peacock.