Concert Overview

Following the 60th Academy of Country Music Awards held in Frisco, Texas, Post Malone and Jelly Roll continued their Big Ass Stadium Tour with a highly anticipated stop at Arlington’s AT&T Stadium. This venue is just a short drive from Post Malone’s childhood home in Grapevine.

Homecoming and Emotional Moments

Post Malone, approaching his 30th birthday, reflected on his decade-long career during his performance, expressing gratitude towards his fans for their unwavering support. “I’m the most grateful mother f—er on the face of this planet,” he shared, highlighting the importance of this concert.

At the concert’s climax, an emotional fan presented Post Malone with flowers during his rendition of “Goodbyes,” cementing a memorable connection with the audience.

Special Guests and Collaborations

Sierra Ferrell opened the show, captivating the audience with her cover of “Me & Bobby McGee” and a duet with Joe Jonas on “Still the One.” Jelly Roll followed with his energetic set, emphasizing community and gratitude while also hyping up Post Malone for his performance.

Jelly Roll’s Impactful Performance

Jelly Roll, accompanied by his 11-piece band, delivered an hour-long set filled with high energy. Notably, he made a heartfelt declaration to his fans, stating, “You all gave my fat, white trash ass a chance.” Such humility resonated deeply with the audience.

Dallas Cowboys Theme

In true Texan spirit, Post Malone and his band proudly donned jerseys, with Post wearing one representing the Dallas Cowboys. The camaraderie and local pride elevated the concert atmosphere, making it a memorable homecoming for the artist.

Post Malone’s Acoustic Set

During his performance, Post Malone expressed a desire to connect more intimately with the crowd. He played “Feeling Whitney” on an acoustic guitar, creating a moment of reflection that resonated with fans.

Inspirational Closing Remarks

As the concert drew to a close, Post Malone shared, “I grew up not too far from here… it’s thanks to all you that it’s happening right now.” From an air-lifted stage, he conveyed his gratitude and ambition, aiming to inspire the audience to follow their dreams.