Post Malone Welcomes Jelly Roll, Ed Sheeran At Coachella
After a guest-free set during the first weekend of Coachella, Post Malone welcomed both Jelly Roll and Ed Sheeran during his second go-around last night (April 20) in Indio, Ca.
Jelly Roll joined eight songs in for 'Losers,' their collaboration from Malone's 2024 album F-1 Trillion. The artist will also open for Malone's BIG ASS summer stadium tour, which starts April 29 in Salt Lake City. 'I knew from the first moment that I fucking hugged you that you had the biggest heart in the fucking universe, and I can only say thank you so very much, and thank you for coming out tonight and I love you and I can't wait to kick some fucking ass,' Malone gushed to the crowd of Jelly Roll. 'You are the greatest motherfucker in the world.'
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Sheeran covered the original Swae Lee parts on 'Sunflower' for the 17th song in the 19-song set, with Malone jokingly exclaiming, 'I didn't even know he was here tonight.' The pair also toasted their red Solo cups filled with an unknown beverage.
Sheeran had a busy day of his own leading up to the Post set, including a short-notice 11-song afternoon performance in a smaller tent that included the proper live debut of his new single, 'Azizam.' Later in the evening, he apparently had his own pub called the Old Phone set up somewhere on the Empire Polo Club grounds, as Instagram videos show him playing 'A Bar Song (Tipsy)' with Shaboozey and also teaming with red-hot pop act Alex Warren and the Irish band Beoga.
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