Pat Green plans Texas flood aid concert after the loss of 4 family members

Although Pat Green has suffered a personal loss, he still thinks of others.

The country singer, who lost his brother, his sister-in-law and two nephews in the floods in the central texas this month, has put together an aid concert to collect money for those affected by the disaster.

“Our goals are Kerr County Relief, Texsar and do that for Durrett [Foundation,]”Green said to Fox News Digital hours before the concert.” And what I can say about it do for Durrett that we have suffered the children who have suffered this amazing loss as my niece did. “

While he lost his brother John, his brother's wife and two sons, his niece survived.

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“Here is my brother John and his wife Julie and the two boys who were swept away. But I don't want to go into that too deeply, otherwise I will start crying as I was,” said Green.

In his grief, the singer said “I like Texas” that he was mainly concerned about his parents.

“You should never watch your children die, let alone their grandchildren,” he said. “It is a mystery to me, do you know?”

“You should never see your children dying, let alone your grandchildren. It is a mystery to me, do you know?”

– Pat Green

He said he had “good and bad days” who think about his family.

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The crews work on Saturday, July 5, 2025, in Ingram, Texas, deposits from the Cade Loop Bridge along the Guadalupe River. (AP Photo/Rodolfo Gonzalez)

“I was there when John came out and he was wearing this blue Goop, you know? And I just said 'this is my brother',” the singer recalled the birth of his younger brother.

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He added: “But above all, I think of my mother and father when I lost a child and grandchildren. And I mean, my loss is also great, but I mainly think about her.”

Pat Green is organizing an auxiliary concert on Wednesday evening to benefit those affected by the floods in Texas. It will be on YouTube livestream. (Pat Green)

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Green said. “

“Well, that doesn't mean that I will not lose my brain because it is quite likely that I will be,” he admitted, “but that's why I asked two boys from the radio here [help him with the show]Because they can at least talk to each other when I start to lose my senses. ”

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The position of the fundraising campaign includes a check by Country music stars like Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley, John Pardi, Corey Kent, Casey Donahew, Josh Abbott, Ryan Bingham, Eli Young Band, Joe Nichols, Kaitlin Butts, Kevin Fowler and Bob Schneider.

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“I have never seen Texas not used for Texas,” Green told Fox News Digital. “And for this purpose, I really didn't think that there would be someone who would not at least participate or answer the call. Everyone I asked [Stadium]. And I haven't said it yet, but many thanks to the Texas Rangers, if you know that we will bring your best foot forward and get our way around, hopefully what we will try to achieve and collect a lot of money. “

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Green added that he gave the “people who work around me and live around me, gave and shared their time. They did a wonderful, wonderful job.”

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“There are people who are currently getting in their way,” he added. “It is not just the people who died, but the people who affected it, they know, the mother -in -law, the brother -in -law, the sisters, the aunts, the people who have lived with these people every day, who have now come with an enormous change.

The concert will be on YouTube on Wednesday, July 16, at 6:30 p.m. local time of Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

According to Green, people can donate via Thepatgreenfoundation.com, give butter.com, doitfordurrett.com, and he also has the information about his social media accounts.

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The floods killed more than 130 people in Texas.