Post Malone's Nashville Takeover: Surprise Duets, Epic Bar Launch, and Stadium Tour Domination
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Post Malone's Nashville Takeover: Surprise Duets, Epic Bar Launch, and Stadium Tour Domination
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Post Malone has made major waves over the past few days, with developments that highlight his expanding influence in both music and business. Just last night in Salt Lake City, he made a surprise appearance at Sierra Ferrell’s show, joining her for a live duet of their song Never Love You Again—a ballad from his Grammy-nominated country album F-1 Trillion. Not content to just sing, he also returned with a drum in hand to jam with the band on Ferrell’s Fox Hunt, offering the crowd an intimate, candid Posty moment that’s already become a trending topic among fans and the music press thanks to video clips circulating online, according to JamBase.
On the business side, his most ambitious project yet landed in the headlines: Posty’s, a 26,000-square-foot multi-level music venue and bar, officially opened on Broadway in Nashville. WBN News Nashville details how the space, complete with six bars, three live stages, a VIP lounge, rooftop patio, and even a vintage truck suspended above the main bar, merges classic honky‑tonk energy with Malone’s modern rock-country flair. He described it as a place “where everyone can come together and kick some ass,” cementing his newfound status in both the city’s country royalty and its business elite. Hillbilly Live and Hudson Valley Country report it’s already a hotspot, with fans sharing their experiences on social media, from rooftop selfies to spotting Posty memorabilia and even rumors of Malone himself mixing drinks behind the bar on occasion.
Meanwhile, he’s still very much a touring juggernaut. The “BIG ASS Stadium Tour” has stopped in cities across North America, featuring not just crowd-pleasing stadium rock but moments of genuine fan interaction. According to Ticketmaster, plenty of these concerts sell out within hours, and attendees describe Malone’s stage presence as “nothing short of epic.” And it was just announced that he’ll headline the 2026 Gulf Coast Jam alongside Chris Stapleton, Keith Urban, and Riley Green, news that’s drawing heavily on his crossover appeal as “one of the biggest artists in music, period,” to quote Gulf Coast Jam’s executive producer, as reported by Eagle Country 97.5.
In business, his ongoing partnership with Raising Cane’s continues to make marketing headlines, notably the hot pink, tattooed Midvale location and limited-edition merch pop-ups—an example of celebrity branding lauded by Utah Business as authentic and fan-driven, with real input from Malone.
On social media, TikTok videos show Post Malone posing for post-show selfies, with fan-shot clips from his recent gigs often going viral—underscoring both his accessibility and outsize celebrity in the digital age.
Headlines this week encapsulate the moment: “Post Malone Pops Up With Sierra Ferrell in Salt Lake City,” “Post Malone’s Bar on Broadway Is Now Open For Business in Nashville…And It’s Pretty Awesome,” and “Post Malone to Headline 2026 Gulf Coast Jam.” Each story proves the same thing—whether it’s an arena, a packed bar, a brand collaboration, or country radio, Post Malone is everywhere music wants to be right now.
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