Love to see big-time artists doing a little good.

Riley Green is definitely one of the bright lights in mainstream country because he’s actually country, but also because he’s a good guy.

Teen Casually Plays Football with Riley Green - Parade

During a show on his ‘We Out Here’ tour at the Von Braun Center Riley heard that a girl stayed in the empty stadium in an attempt to meet the singer, so he did what not a lot of folks would do and went back to say hi.

He didn’t bring a camera crew with him, but a worker caught him doing the kind deed and posted about it on social media.

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How about that?

If you go to a Riley Green show you’ll know the best part of it all isn’t even the music.

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