Pat Green opens a personal loss in Texas floods before the benefit concert

Arlington, Texas – – Country Music Star Pat Green is organizing a special online beefiz concert this evening. The event aims to collect money for those suffering from devastation.

Green was personally affected by the flood disaster in the central texas and revealed that he lost his brother and family of his brother in the floods.

Use concert details

The Special Livestream Fundraising event with several top artists will take place this evening, Wednesday, July 16, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. CST. While there will be no physical audience on the Globe Life Field, the concert will stream live on YouTube.

A press release states that the event “the collective output of Love Green is preserved from so many”. The country artists presented include Miranda Lambert, Jon Pardi, Dierks Bentley, Corey Kent, Casey Donahew, Josh Abbott, Ryan Bingham, Eli Young Band, Joe Nichols, Kaitlin Butts, Kevin Fowler and Bob Schneider. More artists are expected to be added.

When: Wednesday, July 16, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. CST

Where: Globe Life Field (only online livestream)

Where to watch: youtube.com/33

How do you donate: givebutter.com/x8we2r

All money collected from the concert and live stream will benefit Kerr County Relief, Texsar, and the Durrett Foundation. Green told FOX 4 that each given was to support those affected directly.

Pat Green loses the family in Texas floods

Pat Green opens up on the loss of family losses in Texas floods

Country music stars come together to collect money for flooding in central texas. The country music star Pat Green was personally affected and lost several family members in the floods. He collected the biggest names in Country music on YouTube this evening at 6:30 p.m. to organize an online beefiz concert this evening at 6:30 p.m.

Green announced on social media that his family suffered a heartbreaking and deeply personal loss during the devastating floods that swept through central texas on July 4.

Green, who grew up in Waco, Texas, reflected the widespread effect. “I don't know what is better behind Texas than Texas,” he said.

“I lost my brother, my sister -in -law, John and Julia and her two boys,” said Green in an interview with Fox 4. Fortunately, our niece survived. And now it is time for us to think about how we can rebuild life around them. “

“And then I thought about how many thousands of people in the whole state were affected and how many of their families have to do the same,” he added. “I would like to give my parents who have lost their children and their grandchildren, just so much love.”

Green had previously canceled a concert planned for July 5, but sent prayers instead of those affected. Now he is organizing this benefit concert to help as many flood victims as possible.

“For some reason, I had this thing with my voice, where I can, not only the awareness, but also try to change the opinion of the people. And so I try to transform grief into a bright light and hopefully a solution for these families that were decimated,” he said.

Central -exas -flood disaster

Hunt, Texas – July 6th: Search and rescue workers dig through debris who are looking for survivors or remains of people who grew up on July 6, 2025 in Hunt, Texas. Strong rainfall caused floods at the Guadalupe River in central texas

From Wednesday, July 16, the number of fatalities on July 4th on July 4th in central texas will be 133.

The continued rain in the area has forced many search groups to temporarily hire the search for still missing people.

Despite the weating, governor Greg Abbott is that volunteers and firefighters are determined to look through their mission.

Abbott expressly praised Kerr County's sheriff, who showed an incredible strength and leadership in this difficult time.

How to help Texas to flood victims

Many companies and organizations provide resources for those affected by the floods. FOX 4 has put together a list of those affected to get help and what others can do to support them.

Take a look at the resource list here.