Post Malone shut down Nashville’s Lower Broadway on the evening of Oct. 8 to perform a free show following the grand opening of his new bar.<\/p>\n
The rapper turned pop star turned country music icon cut the ribbon alongside Mayor Freddie O\u2019Connell and Police Chief John Drake, officially opening Posty\u2019s on the corner of Broadway and Third Ave N.<\/p>\n
Post Malone, Mayor Freddie O\u2019Connell and Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake stand for pictures at the grand opening of Posty’s in Nashville, Tenn., Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is a new chapter for me completely and I am so honored that everyone came out to have their phones,\u201d Post Malone said jokingly at the ribbon cutting, as the gaggle of people watching the ribbon cutting ceremony recorded videos in awe.<\/p>\n
Celebrating the opening Post Malone, placed the new bar\u2019s tab on himself Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Post Malone performs during a free concert at the grand opening of his bar and grill, Posty’s, in Nashville, Tenn., Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025.<\/p>\n
\u201cDrinks are on me tonight for the whole entire night, food is on me tonight, whatever you want in the entire world,\u201d Post Malone added.<\/p>\n
Kicking off around 8 p.m., Malone opened the show to screams of thousands that had flocked to the streets. The set was filled with mostly covers. Post Malone sang \u201cBrand New Man\u201d alongside storied country music band Brooks & Dunn. Additionally, Post Malone also brought out other country music superstars Dierks Bentley and Lainey Wilson.<\/p>\n
Mobility across Broadway before and after the show was limited, the crowd stretched from Third Ave. N., where the stage was set up, all the way to Bridgestone Arena.<\/p>\n