A fan has accused a man of urinating on him and his family during in Baltimore over the weekend.
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Fan Urinates on Family at Baltimore Concert
A Morgan Wallen fan has accused a man of urinating on him and his family during the singer's concert in Baltimore over the weekend.Troy Grevelding claimed he wa...
Troy Grevelding claimed he was watching the country hitmaker perform with his wife, brother and eight-year-old niece at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday when the incident occurred.
Grevelding told TMZ he and his wife felt the pee splashing on their legs, and that when he looked back the man was allegedly still exposing himself.
Grevelding also described the incident in videos shared to his , where he claimed that the man was escorted out of the venue by security, but State Police officers did not arrest him because they didn't witness the incident.
One Facebook clip showed Grevelding arguing with the officers for not taking the alleged culprit into custody. However, a Maryland Transportation Authority Police detective later arrested the man outside the venue, according to Grevelding.
The Daily Mail has reached out to Wallen, Grevelding and Maryland Transportation Authority Police for comment.
A Morgan Wallen fan has accused a man of urinating on him and his family during the singer's concert in Baltimore over the weekend; Wallen seen backstage at his Baltimore show
The man claimed he was watching the country hitmaker perform with his wife, brother and eight-year-old niece at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday when the incident occurred; Wallen seen performing in 2025
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Grevelding believes the man responsible was intoxicated and in the wrong seat. He claimed the man was talking loudly and bumping into other concertgoers.
MDTA Police told TMZ they are 'aware of this incident and the video that is on social media' and that there is 'an active and open criminal investigation into this matter.'
Maryland Transportation Authority Police are investigating the incident; Wallen seen in 2024
It comes amid a string of concert fiascos for the country star. Earlier this month Wallen yanked a phone from a security guard's hands before hurling it across the stage; pictured during a June show in Pittsburgh
In May, Wallen dramatically flipped a piano during his concert in Denver; pictured April 2
In May, Wallen dramatically flipped a piano during his concert in Denver.
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The star was belting out lyrics to his track Sand In My Boots inside the Empower Field stadium when the incident occurred.
However, in a viral video on social media, the Whiskey Glasses hitmaker experienced technical issues with his piano.
Wallen could be seen shoving the piano which caused it to fall forward while some pieces broke off.
The star then walked away from the instrument to perform the rest of the song a cappella for the crowd at the venue.
Some attendees inside the stadium let out audible gasps as the piano and bench flipped over.
Wallen later broke silence on the incident by sharing a video to his TikTok account.
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The controversial singer is no stranger to sparking outrage and even landing in legal hot water.
Last year, while appearing as the musical guest for an episode of Saturday Night Live, Wallen walked off the stage at the end of the show, despite it being unspoken tradition for the guests and the cast to hug and mingle before the credits roll.
Wallen was also arrested for throwing a chair off a bar rooftop in Nashville back in 2024.
Wallen plead guilty to two misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment after he allegedly threw a chair off a rooftop bar in 2024; pictured during his court hearing to plead guilty
He initially faced three felony counts of reckless endangerment as well as one misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct.
However, he later pled guilty to two misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment.
The music artist also agreed to serve seven days in a DUI center, paid a $350 fine, and two years' probation.
He later issued a statement following the incident and shared that he was 'not proud of my behavior.'
