Which country stars will Post Malone feature at his Nashville show?

It's almost time for Post Malone's F-1Billion The juggernaut rolls back to Nashville for its highly anticipated tour stop at Nissan Stadium, home of the Tennessee Titans.

Posty's country-focused, hit-packed setlist sent the US into a frenzy as he brought his new band, made up of country virtuosos and members of ERNEST's The fellas – Traveling with him. In addition to energetic live interpretations of outstanding pieces from his debut country album, F-1BillionAttendees of his 2024 shows were treated to a series of surprise duets with Darius Rucker, HARDY, ERN and more.

Consider this with the fact that 15 of the 18 tracks are on his original F-1Billion Although the tracklist was all star-studded collaborations, we can safely assume that Post Malone has a few blockbuster duets ready for his performance at Nissan Stadium.

It is the largest venue on it F-1Billion tour, and it's also the home of country music, so Posty won't have a better opportunity to recruit some of his best friends from Music City for a raucous, guest-filled extravaganza on Saturday, October 19th.

Although no connections and surprises have been confirmed, we can make some educated guesses in advance. And let's get the bad news out of the way first: Morgan Wallen will do it not will appear with Post Malone on October 19th to perform “I Had Some Help.” Because Morgan will perform his last two shows of 2024 on October 18th and 19th at Bank of America Stadium in North Carolina.

Likewise, Billy Strings will perform in Alabama, Lainey Wilson will headline in Georgia, and Brad Paisley will continue his Las Vegas residency on October 19th. Chris Stapleton, who stars in the fan favorite F-1Billion Cut, “California Sober,” is across the Atlantic, performing in the UK and Ireland.

As for Post Malone's other stuff F-1Billion HARDY has back-to-back shows at the picturesque Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado on October 20th and 21st, while ERNEST has a performance in South Carolina on October 18th.

Jelly Roll, which opened Post Malone at New York's Madison Square Garden in September, is performing the night before the show at Nissan Stadium in Oklahoma, with a show in Bossier City, Louisiana, that evening after Posty's performance in Nashville.

All this to say that in theory At least HARDY, ERNEST and Jelly Roll were able to quickly meet up with Post Malone in Nashville before heading off to their next tour stops. For a regular show, these artists most likely wouldn't spend their off day traveling back to Tennessee, but for a show as significant to country music as Posty's debut at Nissan Stadium, we think they might be up for it.

Sierra Ferrell isn't currently on tour and we'd love to see her team up with Post Malone for another stunning rendition of their popular duet “Never Love You Again,” which they performed at Posty's One night in Nashville Bud Light event in July.

Blake Shelton doesn't have any shows scheduled for October, so we're keeping our fingers crossed. Post Malone brings in the “Austin” hitmaker for a performance of their feel-good collaboration “Pour Me a Drink.” Considering it's currently sitting at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Airplay charts, it feels perfect for another live duet of this infectious track after duets at Ole Red and the Bud Light Show in Nashville.

Of course, Post Malone's guest list at Nissan Stadium doesn't have to be limited to his employees F-1Billion. At Stagecoach 2024, for example, Posty brought a number of artists with him, including Dwight Yoakam and Sara Evans, so it's entirely possible we could see another '90s country legend take the stage in Nashville.

Could we even get to see Dolly Parton collaborate with Post Malone on the live debut of “Have the Heart”…? Dolly's home is Tennessee, after all, and her popular collaboration has been notable for not appearing in Posty's 2024 F-1Billion Tour setlist.

Post Malone is huge – and we mean gigantic – Dolly Parton fan, as evidenced by his heartwarming choice of hat in the “Guy For That” music video with Luke Combs, so it's safe to say that a guest appearance from the queen of country music herself – in Nashville, no less – would be a good idea moment, both for Posty and its participants.

Regardless of who performs with him, Post Malone's performance at Nashville's Nissan Stadium is sure to be a must-see occasion for Music City's vibrant country fan base, with the performance sure to cement Posty's status as one of the genre's most exciting artists today becomes. His support acts will once again be Muscadine Bloodline and Dan Spencer. Parking lots open at 4:30 p.m. and gates open at 6:30 p.m. Post Malone usually bursts onto the stage around 9 p.m. and delivers a spine-tingling two-hour set alongside his loyal band. The fools for you.

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