Riley Green Concert: Annie Bosko’s Sister Stages Unplanned Appearance, Removed by Security
Riley Green, the popular country music artist, experienced a surprising onstage moment during his recent concert. In a spontaneous turn of events, Annie Bosko’s sister, Katie Boskovich, attempted to join Green while he performed.
Unplanned Stage Appearance
The appearance was entirely unplanned, as revealed by Annie Bosko. Katie confidently danced onto the stage, adorned in a long dress, cowboy boots, and a cowboy hat, moving to the tune of “There Was This Girl.” Annie light-heartedly shared a video of the incident on social media, describing it as “when your sister hears ‘There Was This Girl’ and decides she IS the girl.”
Security personnel quickly intervened, ushering Katie off the stage before she could reach Green. Despite this, she continued to enjoy the performance from the side, attempting to engage with the crew and signal her desire to stay on stage. She waved goodbye to the country star as she left the spotlight.
Social Media Reactions
Annie Bosko humorously commented on her sister’s antics, noting that Katie’s stage crash was her way of supporting Annie’s career. She clarified that this bold move was not sanctioned by Riley Green. Instead, it was initiated by Katie after a few drinks. Bosko jokingly added, “FYI @rileyduckman didn’t invite her up — tequila did.”
The unexpected cameo drew laughter from fans and fellow musicians. Many found the situation amusing, with comments flooding in on social media. Annie’s post highlighted the light-hearted nature of the incident, with responses like, “OMG I’m dying” from fellow musician Natalie Stovall, showcasing the camaraderie in the country music community.
Upcoming Tour Dates
This incident occurred during Green’s ongoing tour. The tour, featuring the hit song “Worst Way,” will conclude with two shows at Resorts World Las Vegas on December 12 and 13, 2025. Following this, Green is scheduled to perform in Australia before launching his largest headlining tour in the U.S. in 2026.
