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A fight broke out at Riley Green's concert in New Mexico

Country Star Hilariously Tries to Break Up Fight Mid-Concert

Country star Riley Green made a stop in Albuquerque, New Mexico, over the weekend for his Cowboy As It Gets Tour.

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While Green serenaded the crowd with his rendition of "You Look Like You Love Me," two attendees began fighting.

The tussle apparently made quite a scene, commanding the Country singer's attention from the stage.

Hoping cooler heads would prevail, Green made a hilarious attempt to break up the melee.

"I was hoping I wouldn't have to whoop nobody's a** today... Hey, can I talk to y'all for a second? If everybody's okay, why don't y'all just split up? Y'all go stand somewhere else."

Green also questioned the brawler's fight song of choice.

"How can you fight during a love song? It's way too early," he quipped.

Riley Green Calls Out Brawling Concert Attendees

The crowd showered the unidentified brawlers with boos before Green chimed in once again.

"I was really feeling good, too, you know. Man, I thought if I didn't wear sleeves on my shirt, nobody would try to fight tonight. I'll tell y'all what, y'all just hold it together for a little while. We'll play for about 90 minutes. Then we can all beat the s--t out of each other at the end of the night."

Earlier this summer, Country star Gavin Adcock also struggled to prevent his concert attendees from brawling.

During his Independence Day performance at The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach, Alabama, several concertgoers began fighting.

Video footage does not reveal what led to the fight, but several fights appear to be occurring simultaneously.

Despite the cameraman's obstructed view, one can see several Gavin Adcock fans, including a woman, pummeling each other during the show.

Strangely, this is not the first time that a fight has broken out at a Gavin Adcock show.

Last year, several fans near the front row began scuffling during Adcock's set at the Delaware State Fair Show.

The fight was so disruptive that Adcock temporarily halted the show while trying to calm the fighters, who were shown on the big screen.