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Morgan Wallen Hosting Field & Stream Popup Ahead Of Three-Night Run At Nissan Stadium In Nashville

Hey, Nissan Stadium’s right by the river so maybe you can cast a line before the show…

Morgan Wallen is in Nashville this weekend for his run of three shows at Nissan Stadium, the latest stop on his record-setting One Night At A Time  tour.

And ahead of the show, Morgan is giving fans the opportunity to get some exclusive Field & Stream merch, or win themselves a nice little vacation.

Of course it was announced earlier this year that Morgan had teamed up with Eric Church to buy the iconic brand, bring the merch brand and the print magazine under the same ownership for the first time since the outdoors brand was founded in 1871. And they’ve also announced the first ever Field & Stream Music Festival, taking place October 4-6 in Winnsboro, South Carolina and featuring Eric Church (of course), Lainey Wilson, Riley Green, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and more.

So for his shows in Music City, Morgan is hosting a pop-up that shows off both his music and his outdoors brand.

The shop, which will be located outside of Nissan Stadium near the pedestrian bridge, will feature special Morgan Wallen Field & Stream releases that are only available at the pop-up, including his Field & Stream “Norris hat” designed by Morgan himself along with his childhood best friend, who works for Field & Stream.

The special “Bear Hat” hat was created to pay tribute to Norris Lake near his hometown in east Tennessee, along with the legendary tales of Davy Crockett. And the first 25 fans who stop by the pop-up will get a special signed version of the limited edition hat.

And he’ll also be giving away some prizes to his fans, including VIP tickets to a stop on his tour, tickets to Field & Stream Music Fest and some Field & Stream gear.

The experience will also have photo ops for fans, including a recreation of “Mamaw’s House” from the cover of his  One Thing At A Time  album.

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If you’re in Nashville for the shows this weekend, the pop-up opens today from 2-6, and will be open from noon until after the shows each night on Thursday through Saturday.

Although I’ve gotta say, if he’s not selling camping chairs, it’s a big missed opportunity.

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Stagecoach is a wrap for 2024. After three days of music at the increasingly dusty Empire Polo Club — including earlier performances by Eric Church, Miranda Lambert , Post Malone and Jelly Roll — the annual country festival came to a close Sunday night with a set by the genre’s biggest star, Morgan Wallen. The Times’ Mikael Wood and Vanessa Franko were there for that and much of what preceded it (and they have the windblown hair to prove it). Here’s a rundown of the highlights and lowlights of Day 3.

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Wallen found success thanks in large part to his intuitive understanding of the information exchange between country and hip-hop: the way a singer’s delivery can approximate a rapper’s flow, the way an acoustic guitar can sit atop a programmed beat, the way a gold chain can nestle into the V of an open-necked denim shirt.

Yet what made the 30-year-old Tennessee native a juggernaut — a stadium-filling live act whose “One Thing at a Time” was 2023’s biggest album of any genre — is his ability to find the emotional truth in a piece of music. Standing onstage late Sunday in front of a crowd numbering in the tens of thousands, Wallen recalled how he wrote his song “Chasin’ You” just a few months after moving to Nashville in 2015. Then he sang it as though none of the material comforts he’d accrued since then had done a thing to quell the yearning of a guy “heading west to anywhere out of this nowhere town.”

Over two hours or so, Wallen — and let’s not pretend that his ascent didn’t also involve the unsavory racial politics of cancel-culture martyrdom — bounced around Stagecoach’s Mane Stage, pyrotechnics exploding around him, in time to the slick trap-country songs with which he dominates streaming services. But the heart of his set was an acoustic sequence he did on a smaller secondary stage positioned in the middle of the field: a wrenching “Cover Me Up”; “Thought You Should Know,” about all the ways a son can disappoint a mother; and “Sand in My Boots,” for which he accompanied himself on piano like the loneliest saloon singer in Panama City Beach.

Stagecoach being Stagecoach, Wallen brought out guests including his pals Hardy (for “He Went to Jared”), Bailey Zimmerman (“Up Down”) and Ernest (“Cowgirls”) as well as Eric Church, who seemed eager to redeem himself after his brainy — and quite coolly received — Friday-night gig with a down-the-middle take on “Man Made a Bar.” He also welcomed Post Malone to join him to premiere a rowdy duet, “I Had Some Help,” they’ve been teasing lately on social media. — Mikael Wood

Fun, fun, fun with the Beach Boys

The thing I love most about Stagecoach is that you’re pretty much guaranteed to get a set at the Palomino Stage with songs embedded into our collective DNA. I’m talking Jerry Lee Lewis , John Fogerty , ZZ Top , Tom Jones , the Doobie Brothers , Bryan Adams, etc. This year, the Beach Boys led thousands in a sing-along.

It started before the self-dubbed “America’s band” took the stage, when fans sang along with the montage of classic clips of the Beach Boys performing or being referenced in pop culture, including “50 First Dates” and “Good Morning, Vietnam.”

Yes, it was the Beach Boys with Mike Love and Bruce Johnston (no Al Jardine nor Brian Wilson ), but it was also the Beach Boys with actor/author/great hair icon John Stamos . He played at least four instruments — guitar, drums, congas and tambourine — in addition to taking over lead vocals on “Forever” during sunset .

It’s easy to forget just how many hits the Beach Boys have, and in an hour and 15-minute set, they still couldn’t get to all of them. Highlights included “God Only Knows,” “Little Honda,” “I Get Around,” “Sloop John B,” “California Girls” and “Good Vibrations.”

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We also got “Long Tall Texan,” a nod to the fact that we were in fact at a country festival, and, in something I did not have on my Stagecoach bingo card, a surprisingly delightful cover of the Ramones’ “Rockaway Beach.”

The oddest moment was the star-studded dance party to “Barbara Ann” near the end of the set that included Sugar Ray’s Mark McGrath — who also guested on a couple of songs — Guy Fieri and Lana Del Rey, among other friends and family members onstage.

Speaking of Fieri, as someone who spent an afternoon making Greek food with Stamos when we talked about his memoir, this was a missed opportunity for them to pair up for a demo at Guy’s Stagecoach Smokehouse !

— Vanessa Franko

Best stage outfit: the red-fringed bodysuit worn by the War and Treaty’s Tanya Trotter

Backstage, Trotter told me her style inspiration for the look was Diana Ross. — M.W.

‘Yellowstone’ x Stagecoach

The hit TV series “Yellowstone” (and its spinoffs) had a pop-up at Stagecoach for a second year, complete with photo ops with a facade of the Dutton Ranch, cast meet-and-greets, cornhole, a large bar and rustic seating, including logs around an unlit campfire setup where I watched a woman stumble on Sunday afternoon (Stagecoach gonna Stagecoach).

I waited in a short line Sunday afternoon to get access to the “Yellowstone” merch area inside the tent. A large number of items, including Stagecoach-branded “Yellowstone” T-shirts and a heavy quilted Yellowstone coat, didn’t include prices, perhaps because merchandise was moving quickly.

However, here’s what a selection of “Yellowstone”-branded items would set you back:

T-shirt: $32

Sweatshirt: $50

Golf polo: $85

Denim jacket: $190

I also spotted a leather purse available for $280, but was unclear of its connection to the show. While plenty of fans forked over plastic for souvenirs, I opted for the free “Yellowstone” x Stagecoach bandanna that staff members handed out around the tent. — V.F.

Loudest chant of ‘U-S-A!’: Hardy’s set

It came as the songwriter-turned-artist sang “God’s Country,” the 2019 hit he penned for Blake Shelton, and it was intense . — M.W.

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It’s hard to believe that Stagecoach, which has booked pretty much every major country act this side of Dolly Parton since its inception in 2007, hadn’t welcomed Clint Black on its stages until this year.

Black made an appearance at Stagecoach Smokehouse for a surreal cooking demo with Fieri and Diplo on Saturday afternoon, and he performed on the Palomino Stage on Sunday.

Set highlights included “Never Knew Love,” which he performed with daughter Lily Pearl Black, and “Killin’ Time,” which featured guest Drake Milligan. — V.F.

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Stagecoach’s new party scene

There’s an entire economy built around the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival that has no official ties to it. The marketing events that happen outside of the festival grounds promote everything from liquor, clothing, cars and more to the festival-goers, celebrities and influencers at hand. Those events often feature pop-up experiences, pool parties, secret performances and celebrity sightings.

Now, Stagecoach has started attracting an increasing number of brands for events outside the gates of the Empire Polo Club. Early Sunday afternoon, cowboys cooled off in plunge tubs, festival-goers lounged around the pool and a brave few took a mechanical bull for a spin in the backyard of a private estate in Bermuda Dunes, a few miles away from the festival grounds.

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The event was the Recovery Rodeo, put on by cold-plunge tub company Plunge, craft nonalcoholic brewery Best Day Brewing, clothing outfitter Seager and portable speaker maker Turtlebox.

Nery Solano, vice president of marketing for Plunge, said the company has been doing events around Coachella for the past three years and decided after last year’s festivals to add Stagecoach to the mix.

“It was kind of a bet back then. We feel like the energy’s going in this direction. This year, it really paid off. We feel like it hit, it really came together and the zeitgeist felt like it moved in this direction too,” he said.

Solano said the brands came together and purposely wanted an event where alcohol wasn’t the focus.

“It’s Day 3, people are kind of slowing down a little bit. Give them a place to relax, have fun together, really wake back up and have a great last day,” he said.

Other Stagecoach-adjacent events during the weekend included Friday night’s Midnight Cowboy after-party with luxury tequila Patrón El Alto and Saturday night’s Route 42 festival sponsored in part by competing luxury tequila Don Julio 1942.

Those events and the Recovery Rodeo all had a common denominator: Shaboozey, the “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” hitmaker who is featured on Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter.” In addition to the party circuit, Shaboozey also dropped by Stagecoach proper for a short set at the Bud Light Backyard stage Sunday afternoon.

Given Stagecoach’s popularity and fan base, do not be surprised by a Stagecoach branding boom. — V.F.

Best spot for a second chance — and lawn games

The Bud Light Backyard tent was one of the stranger spots of Stagecoach. It was part branded activation with photo ops and yard games (more corn hole, anyone?), part dance hall and part music club.

The latter is the most interesting part of the space, since most of the artists who stopped by played other sets. It was a way to get closer to artists such as the War & Treaty, Maddie & Tae and Brittney Spencer.

Given Stagecoach’s track record of artists playing early in the day going on to be huge stars, it was worth getting there in advance for performances to avoid the long lines in the sun. — V.F.

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Morgan Wallen in Nashville: Who's opening, Nissan Stadium weather policy and what to expect ahead of concert run

T here's a solid argument to be made that Sneedville, Tennessee native and Nashville-based Big Loud Records-signed Morgan Wallen is pop music's latest superstar.

2023 saw the "Last Night" vocalist named "The People's Artist" of 2023 by Billboard and the holder of 2023's "Song of The Summer" by Spotify.

Thus, the shows he's playing on May 2, 3, and 4 in Music City at Nissan Stadium are kind of a big deal.

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Wallen's been a proven live-event ticket mover in Nashville and elsewhere recently. He sold millions of tickets worldwide in 2023 for his One Night at a Time Tour, sold out Bridgestone Arena for three consecutive nights in March 2022, and released his album with a sold-out pop-up concert in the venue a year later.

Are you headed (or considering heading) to Nissan Stadium to hear Wallen play hits like 16-week all-genre Billboard Hot 100 chart-topper and  Spotify's Song of the Summer  "Last Night," or top 10 country radio hits "Everything I Love" and "Thinkin' Bout Me?"

Here are a few (of many) things that bear highlighting about the trio of concerts:

What time does Morgan Wallen's concert start?

The gates will open at 4:30 p.m. each day and the show will start at 6:00 p.m. Nissan Stadium officials say parking lots near the stadium will open at 2:30 p.m. each day.

Who else is appearing at Morgan Wallen's concert?

Wallen's team notes that a to-be-announced artist (on May 3 and 4), plus country chart-toppers Bailey Zimmerman (not appearing on May 3 and 4), Nate Smith, and Big Loud-signed upstart Lauren Watkins, will join as support.

As was recently seen on April 28 at the Stagecoach Festival, Wallen's keen on having collaborators and friends join him onstage during the festivities. Of the potential guests, given their touring schedules, here is what exists currently as their potential for showing up at Nissan Stadium.

• Eric Church (longtime ally, business partner, confidant, and collaborator on the current radio single "Man Made A Bar"): Plays a date of his 19-date residency at Chief's on May 1, available May 2-4.
• Drake (appeared in his "You Broke My Heart" video, also seen backstage at his headlining concert with J. Cole and Lil Durk at Bridgestone Arena ): Currently available to appear on all three evenings.
• ERNEST (collaborator on "Flower Shops" and "Long Live Cowgirls"): Available on May 2, on tour with Brooks and Dunn on May 3-4.
• HARDY (currently sings "John Deere Green" on just-released Joe Diffie-honoring "Difftape" album, numerous other songwriting features): Currently available to appear on all three evenings.
• Jelly Roll (Nashville native country and rock chart-topper, no released or teased Wallen collaborations): Currently available to appear on all three evenings.
• Miranda Lambert (new Republic Records/Big Loud signee, co-writer of his No. 1 hit "Thought You Should Know"): Currently available to appear on all three evenings.
• Post Malone (currently anticipated to release Wallen collaboration , "I Need Some Help," soon): Currently available to appear on all three evenings

Where to park for the Morgan Wallen concert?

Parking near Nissan Stadium for a weekend event is difficult. A pass must be purchased before the concerts if you hope to park there.

However, other parking options include the following:

• MTA Parking at 400 Charlotte Avenue (near Woodland St.)
• Metro Courthouse/Public Square Garage at 101 James Robertson Pkwy (near Woodland St.)
• 222 Garage at 222 2nd Avenue (near the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge)
• 333 Garage at 128 4th Ave N (near the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge)

Arriving early is best to avoid parking and traffic issues. More parking options are noted at tennesseetitans.com and nashvilledowntown.com .

Those taking a rideshare can be dropped off and picked up near Nissan Stadium's Lot E.

Expected weather at Nissan Stadium on the day of the show

• May 2: Sunny, with a high near 89 during the day, with an overcast evening low temperature of 66. A chance for precipitation later in the evening is set at 30 percent.
• May 3: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 81, with a 60 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 1 p.m. CT. There is a 70 percent chance that showers and thunderstorms will continue through a cloudy evening with a low temperature of around 64.
• May 4: Partly sunny, with a high near 84 and a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms extending into a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms during an evening with a low of around 63.

Best practices during rainstorms include wearing a raincoat and using plastic sandwich bags to keep your phone and your belongings dry. If lightning strikes near the venue, concerts can be delayed or canceled. Nissan Stadium and the Tennessean's social media will advise regarding potential weather-delay updates.

Last-minute Morgan Wallen in Nashville tickets

Wallen's tickets on second-hand reseller Stubhub are priced between $100-$2000 for each of the three nights, with similar values being reflected on Vivid Seats . Limited all-in pricing tickets are also still available via Ticketmaster .

For every ticket sold for Wallen's American tour dates, $3 will benefit his Morgan Wallen Foundation, which supports sports and music youth programs. Community revitalization efforts for ballparks in local neighborhoods in some touring cities, including Boston and Chicago, plus $500,000 to Habitat For Humanity of Greater Nashville's Parkwood community transformation project, have benefitted from his recent tour success.

Is Morgan Wallen's bar open yet?

However, a sign currently highlights the upper levels of the 107 4th Avenue North location next to Lower Broadway's legendary Ryman Auditorium, where Wallen's multi-level venue is currently being renovated.

Announced in Feb. 2024 , "This Bar" — a partnership with TC Restaurant Group — is slated to open in Summer 2024. Designed and built from the ground up, the six-story venue will be approximately 30,000 square feet and will include three live music stages, six bars, and a rooftop. It will incorporate a "Tennessee Kitchen" element, which Wallen and Chef Tomasz Wosiak will curate. The menu will include southern classics and some of Wallen's mother's recipes.

What about that May 3 court date?

On April 7, 2024, Wallen was arrested after Nashville police said he threw a chair off the rooftop of Eric Church's Chief's on Broadway honky-tonk. Because of that event, he's currently facing three counts of reckless endangerment and one count of disorderly conduct in connection with the incident.

He's scheduled to face a day in court for those charges on May 3, one of the dates of his  three planned concerts at Nashville's Nissan Stadium .

No tour dates have changed at this time, and Wallen is still scheduled to perform in Nashville on May 2-4.

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Recently arrested Morgan Wallen says he’s “not proud” of behavior

FILE - In this June 5, 2019, file photo, Morgan Wallen arrives at the CMT Music Awards on at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn. Wallen has been arrested after police say he threw a chair off the rooftop of a newly opened six-story bar in downtown Nashville. Wallen, 30, was booked into jail early Monday, April 8, 2024 on three felony counts of reckless endangerment and one misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct, Metro Nashville Police tweeted. (AP Photo/Sanford Myers, File)

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Country music star Morgan Wallen , who faces charges stemming in part from accusations that he threw a chair off the rooftop of a six-story bar, says he’s “not proud” of his behavior and accepts responsibility.

The “One Thing at a Time” singer responded publicly Friday night on social media to his arrest in Nashville two weeks ago. He faces a May 3 court date after being charged with three felony counts of reckless endangerment and one misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct, court records show.

An arrest affidavit said the chair at Chief’s bar landed about 3 feet (1 meter) from officers, who talked to witnesses and reviewed security footage. Witnesses told officers that they watched Wallen pick up a chair, throw it over the roof and laugh about it. Wallen was booked early April 8 and released.

“I didn’t feel right publicly checking in until I made amends with some folks. I’ve touched base with Nashville law enforcement, my family, and the good people at Chief’s. I’m not proud of my behavior, and I accept responsibility,” Wallen wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

Wallen, one of the biggest names in contemporary country, is currently on a stadium tour, including a concert scheduled for Saturday at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi.

“I have the utmost respect for the officers working every day to keep us all safe. Regarding my tour, there will be no change,” his message said, signed ”-MW.”

The “One Thing at a Time” album spent 16 weeks at the top of the Billboard 200 in 2023 and was the most-consumed album in the U.S. last year. Top 10 hits from the album included “Last Night,” “You Proof” and “Thinkin’ Bout Me.”

In 2021, the country singer was suspended indefinitely from his label after video surfaced of him shouting a racial slur. In 2020, he was arrested on public intoxication and disorderly conduct charges after being kicked out of Kid Rock’s bar in downtown Nashville.

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Post Malone, Miranda Lambert, Willie Nelson & More: Best Moments From Stagecoach 2024

From a Post Malone country covers set (with some major guests) to finally unveiling Backwoods Barbie, these seven moments made a major impression.

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Following Coachella’s two consecutive weekends, the grounds of the Empire Polo Club naturally looked a bit different for Stagecoach. The annual country music festival (also promoted by Goldenvoice that launched in 2007) took place April 26-28 and hosted headliners Eric Church, Miranda Lambert and Morgan Wallen.

Not only had the previously green grass been matted into dust, but the entire layout had shifted – revealing indented land where stages once sat and an entirely new perspective for those more familiar with Coachella’s layout (like myself). The most notable change was the cleverly-named “Mane” stage, which spanned the entire north-side field with four jumbotrons situated throughout, ensuring a good view for all – even those seated, yes seated, towards the very back. (Another major difference: blankets and beach chairs are welcome, with the majority of attendees opting to set up shop in one spot for the day.) 

And while the weekend had its fair share of hullabaloo – including Eric Church’s controversial acoustic set, the debate about whether Backwoods Barbie, the mysterious last-minute lineup addition, was Beyoncé, and the disappointment over Morgan Wallen’s festival-closing set not being livestreamed – by Sunday evening, one prevailing takeaway emerged: country music’s communal nature is unmatched. 

Across the festival’s three days, guest appearances were the norm, with everyone from Lana Del Rey to Reba popping in for a surprise song. Post Malone – who centered his entire set on country covers – welcomed two legends to join him on stage, while Willie Nelson celebrated his performance with friends and family who performed alongside him. And that’s far from all. 

Below are the seven biggest moments from Stagecoach 2024.

Lana’s Festival Three-Peat

Following her headlining sets at Coachella’s two weekends, Lana Del Rey returned to Indio once more – this time as an unannounced guest. Joining country singer Paul Cauthen on Friday, Del Rey told the crowd, “He decided he wanted me to do a nice slow one to finish it off.” The two then duetted on “Unchained Melody,” a classic recorded by the Righteous Brothers and later performed by Elvis Presley. Following the performance, Del Rey took to Instagram to share a photo of her smiling in awe: “Posting this cause it’s a face you’ll rarely see – it’s called when you don’t f–k up three times in a row.”

The Cornucopia of Covers

At the end of Ernest’s Saturday set, the country singer-songwriter teased a very special guest: his three-year-old son. After telling the crowd it was his son’s birthday, Ernest then shared that his one wish was to sing a certain song for the thousands of attendees, “Twinkle Little Star.” That was far from the only cover of the weekend, as on Sunday the Grammy-nominated duo The War and Treaty delivered a soaring rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” and soon after country-rocker Nate Smith covered an all-time favorite, Foo Fighters’ “My Hero,” during his late-afternoon set.

Willie Nelson Gets By With a Little Help From His Friends (and Family)

Following a hits-filled set that included “Mamas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys,” “On the Road Again” “Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die” and more – all while accompanied by his family band, including son Lukas Nelson – Willie Nelson welcomed three special guests to the stage. Jelly Roll, Ernest and Charley Crockett helped deliver a superstar jam of “Will the Circle Be Unbroken,” serving as the best backing vocalists in town. “Put your hands together, Willie Nelson!” yelled Jelly Roll, beaming with pride at accompanying the legend on stage – and two days before Nelson will turn 92, no less.

The Backwoods Barbie Reveal (And Ultimate Bust)

10 minutes into the scheduled start time of the highly-anticipated Backwoods Barbie set – a hotly debated performance due to online rumors that the last-minute lineup addition was Beyoncé – the music at Diplo’s Honky Tonk stage stopped short. Immediately, camera phones shot up in the air as fans hoped the moment they were waiting for – and believing in – was finally happening. And just as “Single Ladies” began to blare from the speakers, the cheers became even louder. But, seconds later, the Beyoncé bubble of possibility burst as two women in matching pink sequined suits and black cowgirl hats stepped on stage. “Stagecoach!” they yelled to a room full of fans in disbelief. We’d all been duped.

Post Malone's Warm Welcome

“How the f–k is everyone doing tonight?” yelled Post Malone to an absolutely packed Mane Stage crowd while raising his ever-present Solo Cup in the air. “We’re gonna be doing a bunch of songs that I f—ing love.” And that he did. Covering everyone from Tyler Childers to Tim McGraw, Post Malone cemented his country superstar status on Saturday night. He welcomed Dwight Yoakam to duet on the legend’s “Little Ways” and was later joined by Brad Paisley for not one, not two, but three songs (Paisley’s own “I’m Gonna Miss Her” plus Vince Gill and Alan Jackson covers). At the end of the set, Posty gave his backing band, including Paisley on guitar, one parting instruction: “Boys, talk your shit.” As they all jammed on Jackson’s “Chattahoochee” for over seven minutes, pushing the set into overtime as Post signed cowboy hats from fans in the front rows, he finally declared, “I love you so much!” before disappearing backstage. Later that night, Paisley posted photos on Instagram with the caption, “You belong here Posty.”

Miranda Lambert’s Girl-Powered Finale

Miranda Lambert had plenty to celebrate during her Saturday night headlining set, from a Las Vegas residency to a new record deal with Republic  – and that’s exactly what she did. During the performance, the superstar not only debuted a new song called “Wranglers” – a likely indication of more new material on the way – but she also delivered a rousing three-song finale alongside a fellow superstar: Reba. Together, the country music icons sang “Mama’s Broken Heart,” “Fancy” and “Gunpowder & Lead,” ending the festival’s second night on a note of empowerment as they proved to everyone in attendance just what “little girls are made of,” as Lambert sings in the song.

Morgan Wallen “Had Some Help” From a New Pal

Days ago, Post Malone teased on social media a forthcoming Morgan Wallen collaboration. And in the Stagecoach merchandise tent, Posty not-so-subtly dropped a major hint about the song via the one piece of merchandise he was selling, a shirt that read: “‘I HAD SOME HELP’ IS A SONG FEATURING MORGAN WALLEN ON POST MALONE’S NEW ALBUM.” And on Sunday night, during Wallen’s festival grand finale, he welcomed Post on stage to debut the song together. After trading verses on the pop-rock country track, the two ended the performance exactly as it started: in a big ‘ol embrace.

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