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It looks like 2024 is going to be "The Year Of Post Malone" in country music. A mere week after unleashing his collab with Morgan Wallen, "I Had Some Help," Post teased yet another high-profile collaboration on Instagram yesterday. Tagging Blake Shelton, the clip featured another hooky country smash, and fans will recognize Blake's voice on it. Blake posted his own clip in the comments, showing him watching Post's clip and jamming to the track. What the official name of the song is and when we get the finished product remains unclear, but it seems we're that much closer to getting the full country album Posty's been teasing for months. Check out the Instagram posts from Malone and Shelton below...
Jelly Roll finished a 5K run earlier this month - a huge moment for the singer. If you thought that was the end of his fitness journey, if you thought he had no more goals he wanted to achieve, you're mistaken. His wife Bunnie XO posted a clip of Jelly exercising in the backyard pool yesterday with the family, and he suddenly announced his next goal: "5K by Turkey Day!" So as Jelly continues to lose weight, he wants to try another 5K by this November. See his pronouncement here.
The highly-anticipated grand opening of Morgan Wallen's "This Bar" in Nashville has been pushed back. Originally scheduled to open Memorial Day weekend, the new opening date is "TBD." In a statement, the bar said, "We’re proud of our team who has worked tirelessly to prepare Morgan Wallen’s This Bar & Tennessee Kitchen for opening. The ground-up construction of a six-story venue launching with hundreds of team members is a tremendous amount of work and a complex process. When we open, we want This Bar to be an exceptional experience for guests. Unfortunately, the process requires more time, and we are not able to open and provide that experience this Memorial Day weekend. Rest assured it will be well worth the wait. We look forward to welcoming guests soon." There have been various reports in the media that the venue's owners, the TC Restaurant Group, had been denied a catering license, or that the delay was in some way related to the Nashville City Councils "nay" vote on signage for the business last week, but no reason has officially been given.