Morgan Wallen fan accused of peeing on family in Baltimore
A Morgan Wallen fan accused a fellow concertgoer of peeing on his family during the country star's Baltimore show at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday. Troy Grevelding said his wife and relatives were hit; police say a criminal investigation is open after the man was arrested outside the venue.
The claim spread after Grevelding described the weekend incident to media, adding fuel to a summer of viral bathroom-related concert controversies. BlasterPost is covering the fallout in celebrity breaking news.
Key Takeaways
- Troy Grevelding accused a man of peeing on his family during Morgan Wallen's Baltimore concert at M&T Bank Stadium.
- He said he was with his wife, brother and 8-year-old niece when they allegedly felt urine splash their legs.
- Security escorted the man out; a Maryland Transportation Authority Police detective later arrested him outside the venue.
- Police confirmed an active criminal investigation after video of the dispute circulated online.
What happened at the Morgan Wallen Baltimore concert?
According to Page Six, Grevelding claimed he was watching the "Whiskey Glasses" singer perform when the incident occurred Saturday at M&T Bank Stadium.
He told TMZ that he and his wife allegedly felt pee splashing their legs. When he turned around, he said the man was allegedly still exposing himself.
Grevelding believes the unidentified man was intoxicated, alleging he had been talking loudly and bothering other attendees before urinating while in another attendee's seat.
Was the accused concertgoer arrested?
Grevelding said security escorted the man out of the venue, but Maryland State Police officers could not arrest him because they did not witness the incident. Video obtained by TMZ reportedly showed Grevelding arguing with troopers over the lack of an on-the-spot arrest.
A Maryland Transportation Authority Police detective then responded to the scene and arrested the man outside the venue, Grevelding said, with an investigation ongoing.
A police department spokesperson told TMZ they were "aware of this incident and the video that is on social media," and confirmed: "There is an active and open criminal investigation into this matter." A Maryland State Police spokesperson was not immediately available to Page Six for comment.
Why are bathroom incidents dominating concert headlines?
Page Six framed the Morgan Wallen fan accused episode as the latest in a string of gross bathroom-related concert stories this summer. Last month, a viral video appeared to show feces smeared on the floor at Noah Kahan's Citizens Bank Park stop in Philadelphia.
Kahan posted on X urging fans to use the bathroom, joking that a venue worker could be left with a "1000-yard stare" after cleaning up. Olivia Rodrigo also recently said she has smelled fans wearing diapers to hold front-row spots at some concerts and festivals.
Those separate incidents do not involve Wallen, but they help explain why this Baltimore allegation is resonating with concertgoers and celebrity news audiences right now.