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“The artist is currently touring stadiums across the country with Jelly Roll on the Big Ass Stadium Tour.”
Post Malone Is Bringing a Massive New Venue to Nashville
Post Malone is gearing up to make a major impact on Nashville’s entertainment scene.
On June 3, TC Restaurant Group revealed plans for a new entertainment venue in collaboration with the chart-topping artist, whose full name is Austin Post. The venue is set to open in the heart of Lower Broadway.
“We’ve built a place where everyone can hang out and have a great time,” said the 29-year-old artist in a statement. “Nashville feels like a second home to me, and I’m excited to welcome everyone to my spot.”
Spanning 26,000 square feet, the upcoming venue will include six bars, three performance stages, a rooftop space, and a full-service restaurant. It’s currently being constructed at 305 Broadway, where the team is reimagining the building while maintaining its historical charm. Once completed, it will boast the largest footprint on Broadway.
“Post Malone stands out as one of the most powerful and magnetic talents of our generation,” said Adam Hesler, President and CEO of TC Restaurant Group. “We’re thrilled to bring this idea to life with him.”
Hesler added that working with an artist of Malone’s creativity and authenticity is rare, saying, “His unique style and cross-genre appeal make him the perfect partner to introduce a one-of-a-kind venue to Nashville’s legendary entertainment strip.”
Meanwhile, Malone is currently touring with Jelly Roll on the Big Ass Stadium Tour. During a recent show in Philadelphia on May 24, he surprised fans by bringing out NBA legend Allen Iverson—who inspired his breakout 2015 track “White Iverson”—for a performance of the song.
Next stops on the tour include New York City on June 4 and Miami on June 8.
The tour supports Malone’s most recent album, F-1 Trillion, released last August. The record features the chart-topping hit “I Had Some Help” with Morgan Wallen, along with collaborations like “Pour Me a Drink” with Blake Shelton, “Guy for That” with Luke Combs, and “What Don’t Belong to Me.”
In an interview last year with Kelleigh Bannen on Apple Music’s Today’s Country Radio, Malone spoke about the warm welcome he received from the country music world.