Pat Green holds concert to support flood victims after family tragedy

In July 2025, country singer Pat Green organized a relief concert to assist victims of devastating floods in Texas. The event was particularly poignant for Green, who tragically lost his brother, sister-in-law, and two nephews in the disaster. The livestreamed concert took place at Globe Life Field, highlighting the impact of the floods not just on those who passed, but also on friends and family left behind to cope with the aftermath. No audience was present, which underscored the seriousness of the event, allowing Green to focus on his personal grief while channeling it into support for the community. The concert, titled 'Pat Green & Friends: Texas Flood Relief Livestream,' was organized in partnership with the Texas Rangers and REV Entertainment. Green's long-standing relationship with the Rangers, coupled with his hit song 'I Like Texas' being played after every Rangers home win, made the concert a fitting tribute to both his personal loss and the broader crisis faced by many Texans affected by the floods. A roster of notable performers, including Miranda Lambert and Dierks Bentley, participated either live or via video, emphasizing the unity and support within the country music community. Funds raised from the event were targeted towards various relief efforts, including local charities such as Kerr County relief and the Do It For Durrett Foundation, which supports children who have lost family members. Green expressed that his main concern was about his parents, who were also heartbroken from the losses. He conveyed that while he himself was grieving, his thoughts gravitated towards the impact this loss had on his parents and extended family. As the concert unfolded, it offered not only a platform for fundraising but also served as a means for Green to make some emotional distance from his grief through music and the spirit of community. Reflecting on his experience, Green acknowledged the complexity of his emotions and the ache of remembering his brother's life while recognizing the need for healing among all those affected. The outpouring of support from the public and fellow artists highlighted the shared commitment to aid those struggling with their losses in the Texas floods.