Post Malone F-1 trillion The “I Had Some Help” star finally released his country album on Friday after months of CMA Festival performances, collaborations with chart-topping artists, and a collection of Stagecoach songs.
The 18-track album is filled with collaborations with new voices and veteran country stars. Opening with “Wrong Ones” with Tim McGraw, Malone is heard tapping Dolly Parton on “Have the Heart,” Brad Paisley on “Goes Without Saying,” Lainey Wilson on “Nosedive,” and Jelly Roll on “Losers.” The album also features Chris Stapleton, Hardy, Ernest, and Billy Strings.
The album also includes his chart-topping collaboration with Morgan Wallen, along with previously released songs with Blake Shelton and Lucky Combs.
In a social media post after the album's arrival, Malone thanked “everyone who was involved in making this project happen.” He added, “I'm so proud to have worked with some of my favorite artists, writers, and friends… I had an amazing time making this album.”
Before the album was released, X's official account was launched. F-1 trillion A collaborative cover art by Mexican artist Gonzalo Lebrija, showing a 1971 pickup truck hanging on its nose before hitting the water. The image was taken in Presa Salto del Nogal in Jalisco, Mexico.
The album comes a day after Malone made his Grand Ole Opry debut, where he was joined by Brad Paisley, Vince Gill, Lainey Wilson and the band War and Treaty. “He’s got a country heart and he’s a guy who’s really into Nashville,” Paisley said onstage.
Malone started F-1 trillion In April, John Lee gave a surprise show at the famous Ryman Auditorium, followed a few weeks later by his headlining show at Stagecoach, where he performed a set of country songs and was joined on stage by the likes of Paisley, Dwight Yoakam, and Sara Evans.
He also appeared at the 2024 ACM Awards, honoring Dickey Betts with a cover of “Ramblin' Man” with Reba McEntire, and joining Beyoncé on “Levii's Jeans” from cowboy carter.
The singer will embark on a road tour in September to introduce the album in various cities throughout the fall, including stops at Boston's Fenway Park and Atlanta's Lakewood Amphitheatre.
