A Morgan Wallen concertgoer has accused another attendee of urinating on him and his family during a performance at Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday. The accuser, Troy Grevelding, stated that he was with his wife, brother, and eight-year-old niece when the alleged incident occurred. Grevelding reported that he and his wife felt liquid splashing on their legs and observed the man exposing himself.
Grevelding claimed the man was escorted from the venue by security but was not initially arrested by Maryland State Police officers because they did not witness the event. He later stated that a Maryland Transportation Authority Police detective arrested the man outside the stadium. Videos shared on social media appear to show Grevelding arguing with officers about the lack of immediate arrest.
The Maryland Transportation Authority Police confirmed they are aware of the incident and that an active criminal investigation is underway. Grevelding believes the alleged perpetrator was intoxicated and in the wrong seat, noting that the man was speaking loudly and bothering other concertgoers.
This incident comes amid a series of controversies surrounding the country music star. Earlier in June, video surfaced showing Wallen snatching a phone from a security guard and throwing it across the stage during a concert. In May, Wallen dramatically flipped a piano on stage in Denver after experiencing technical difficulties with the instrument. He later addressed the piano incident on TikTok.
Wallen has a history of legal issues. In 2024, he was arrested for allegedly throwing a chair off a rooftop bar in Nashville. He pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment, agreed to serve seven days in a DUI center, paid a $350 fine, and received two years of probation. Following that arrest, Wallen released a statement saying he was "not proud of my behavior."