The summer of odd concert behavior continues, but this time the rogue urinator will have to answer for his bizarre behavior.

A 33-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly urinating on a family during a Morgan Wallen Concert in Baltimore's M&T Bank Stadium last month.

According to TMZ, Troy Grevelding was attending the July show with his wife, brother and eight-year-old niece when the man sitting behind them allegedly started urinating. Grevelding said the family was struck by the urine and, after turning around, discovered the man had exposed himself.

The family reportedly confronted the man before leaving the area and notifying security. At the time, police told Grevelding they couldn't make an immediate arrest because officers hadn't witnessed the incident themselves.

A chaotic scene unfolded at Morgan Wallen’s concert this weekend at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. A man, apparently caught up in the “Still the Problem” energy, allegedly treated the crowded area as his personal restroom—urinating directly on a nearby family that included young… pic.twitter.com/b7OjnqIBr8

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That didn't end the investigation, however.

Maryland Transportation Authority Police later followed up with witnesses and gathered additional evidence before obtaining a warrant for Jayson Reed. Deputies in Wilson County, North Carolina, arrested Reed on Wednesday, August 12. He has been charged with four counts of second-degree assault, public urination and other related offenses and is currently awaiting extradition to Maryland.

The arrest comes during a particularly bizarre stretch for concert etiquette. Recent months have seen multiple shows interrupted by fans apparently deciding to bathrooms are optional.

A Devilskin concert in New Zealand was reported left dealing with a literal shitstorm after a "mess of shit" was distributed throughout the mosh pit. Noah Kahan has similarly had to address fans who allegedly chose to relieve themselves in their seats rather than sacrifice their place in the crowd.

Kahan eventually joked about the situation by suggesting that Congress should make concertgoers wear diapers.

Meanwhile, Olivia Rogrigo has offered another unfortunate observation on the phenomenon, saying that she has "smelled" hardcore fans wearing diapers in an effort to stay planted at the barricade.