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Watch Post Malone & Jelly Roll Turn Seattle Show Into Live Music Video for Their Collaboration ‘Losers'
Post Malone and Jelly Roll have been thrilling crowds on Post Malone's BIG ASS Stadium Tour this year, and the new live music video for their collaboration 'Losers' lets fans in on the joyous musical dynamics of the show. The video highlights a performance of 'Losers' live from T-Mobile Park in Seattle on June 26, 2025, as Post Malone and Jelly Roll had the massive stadium of fans singing along. 'Losers' was included on Post Malone's Billboard 200 chart-topping album F-1 Trillion, which also featured collaborations with Luke Combs, Dolly Parton, Tim McGraw, Morgan Wallen, Blake Shelton and more. The song's lyrics are a tribute to 'the outcasts and the sinners/ The ain't-never-been-no-winners.' More from Billboard mgk, T-Pain & Zedd to Headline Stage Outside Sphere Over Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025 Weekend Guitarist Silas Luke Jones Receives Standing Ovation From 'AGT' Judges For 'Misirlou' Cover Nick Cave Honored With Prestigious French Awards The music video showcases the two performers' synergy onstage, but also offers footage of smiling fans who were ready to party, as well as clips proving that Jelly Roll and Post Malone are friends beyond the spotlight, as there are shots of them hanging out backstage as well. Post Malone previously further proved that friendship, posting a video on Instagram of the two hanging out and singing along to the Toby Keith classic 'Who's Your Daddy?' Jelly Roll previously praised Post Malone and gave thanks for his time on the road with Posty, writing in an Instagram post, 'Dear Austin, I say this on stage in some way every night, but man, being on this tour with you has been unreal. I have never had more fun in my life. The energy of the people is incredible. You can feel the love reverberate around the stadium every night. And that's a testament to the spirit you embody and what you've done. I am honored to be opening up for you every night, I'm honored to call you brother and blessed to watch you perform every night … Thank you [for] the opportunity, I don't take it for granted so I laugh, dance and sing from the soul every night.' Post Malone and Jelly Roll will keep the good times rolling this year on the European leg of the tour, with stops in Germany, Switzerland, Spain and more. Watch the video for 'Losers' below: Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Janet Jackson's Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits H.E.R. & Chris Brown 'Come Through' to No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay Chart Solve the daily Crossword
News18
03-07-2025
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Video: Post Malone Reaches For Beer But Ends Up On Floor As Stage Caves In
Last Updated: Post Malone was moving forward to toast his drink with a fan when a part of the stage collapsed and he fell down. Singer Post Malone suffered an unexpected fall during his recent live show in the US. Videos of the incident have gone viral, showing the artist performing at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, when he took a sudden tumble at the front. His performance was a part of his 2025 Big Ass Stadium Tour, which kicked off in the spring. Malone was performing Pour Me A Drink from his latest album F-1 Trillion when one of the audience members came forward to hold up a beer before him. As seen in the video, Malone kneeled down to toast the fan, who had her plastic beer cup raised. Unexpectedly, he tumbled down when a piece of the stage collapsed, resulting in his brief fall. Still smiling and holding his own cup, Maloney appeared unshaken as he immediately got back on stage and started singing again, drawing cheers from the crowd. post malone definitely doesn't need anymore drinks on stage LMFAOOO😭😭😭 — 𝗱𝗮𝗻𝗻𝘆🫧💚 (@beyoncegarden) June 25, 2025 According to the Billboard report, the fall happened during a weekend performance on June 29, with the fan footage now spreading widely across social media platforms. A fan, seemingly the one in the front, shared the video on TikTok and wrote, 'I am SO sorry, Austin. I love you! Such an amazing show. I didn't mean to almost break your back, in a playful nod to the song's lyric: I've been breakin' my back." Reacting to the clip, one wrote, 'Keep on singing, show must go on. Didn't sound like the mic picked up any hard hits. Must have been a soft fall/landing. It's been me. Been all kinds of noises & foul-mouthed talk. Cursing myself out. Doesn't happen often. But it does," while another joked, 'Post Malone definitely doesn't need anymore drinks on stage LMFAOOO." The incident also brought flashbacks to a more serious incident that took place in September 2022 when Malone had fallen through a trapdoor during a show and suffered injuries to his ribs. The ongoing Bigg Ass Stadium Tour is the singer's eighth concert tour, which he kickstarted in April this year and is scheduled to conclude in Lisbon in September. He is currently in the middle of the North American leg of the tour. First Published:
Express Tribune
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Post Malone falls off stage while toasting a fan mid-performance in Arizona
Post Malone suffered a brief onstage mishap during his performance at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. While performing his hit single "Pour Me a Drink", the singer knelt to toast a fan when a section of the stage gave way, causing him to fall out of view. Fan-filmed clips show Malone smiling and holding his drink just before he dropped through the platform. Despite the incident, he quickly got back onstage, continued singing, and raised his cup to finish the toast. The crowd responded with loud cheers, applauding his quick recovery. One fan shared the viral moment on TikTok, joking, 'I didn't mean to almost break your back,' referencing the lyric 'I've been breakin' my back.' The fall brought back memories of a more serious 2022 incident when Malone fell through a trapdoor in St. Louis and suffered rib injuries. Malone, whose real name is Austin Post, is currently on the North American leg of his The Big Ass Stadium Tour in support of F-1 Trillion, his debut country album. The project includes Pour Me a Drink, a duet with Blake Shelton, which topped Billboard's Country Airplay chart. The Arizona show was among the largest of his summer dates. He's scheduled to continue the tour across major stadiums and arenas before heading to Europe and Asia in August.
Scottish Sun
27-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Scots country singer reveals awkward way he found out music legend wanted to collab
He will play the biggest show of his life next month COUNTRY singer Kevin McGuire has revealed he was shopping in Home Bargains when Marti Pellow asked him to perform at Edinburgh Castle. The musician was stocking up on toiletries from the discount store near his flat in Glasgow's Govan district when he got a life-changing email from the former Wet Wet Wet star. 4 Kevin had a blast singing with Sir Rod Stewart Credit: Supplied 4 He's building up towards the biggest gig of his life Credit: John Kirkby 4 Marti Pellow recruited Kevin for his blockbuster gig 4 Home Bargains will always be a special spot for Kevin now Credit: Getty It means Kevin will be swapping pub and club gigs for the biggest show of his life at the iconic landmark next month. He says: 'I was buying razor blades and other bits as I was just about to leave on a 10-day tour of my own. 'I had missed three frantic calls from my manager and it was only when I was at the checkout I finally saw his message saying, 'Read the email Marti Pellow has sent you!'. 'Marti had written this lovely message saying he really enjoyed my music and even said I had a great voice, which is a huge compliment coming from him. 'He asked me to open the show for him but said he hates the term 'support act' and was instead inviting me to be his 'special guest' then said he would wait for my answer. I paid for my goods and emailed the promoter saying the answer was, 'Yes, yes, yes and yes' then ran all the way home. 'But I took half an hour to compose myself before replying to Marti himself, thanking him for this amazing opportunity.' Reaching this point has been a long slog for Kevin, who worked behind several bars while pursuing his dream. And he believes he had to wait for music tastes to change before his brand of country pop became popular. Kevin, 32, explains: 'I've been doing country music since I was at school, when I fell in love with the genre and with songwriting. 'I loved the honesty of country and that famous phrase that it's just 'three chords and the truth'. But it was hard to get a gig as a new country singer at the time. Marti Pellow pranked by Jamie Oliver in hilarious restaurant stitch-up 'Back then I would go online and see who was top of the country charts in America, and that's where I discovered artists like Taylor Swift before she moved into pop. 'Now it seems everyone is trying to get on board, with Beyonce's country album Cowboy Carter and Post Malone's F-1 Trillion last year. 'It's led to more country bars popping up in Glasgow, and more recognition for local country artists. So it feels like the last 10 years of slog are finally starting to pay off.' Kevin's first break came when Clyde 1 DJ George Bowie did one of his GBX dance mixes of Kevin's cover of country classic Wagon Wheel. The boost to his profile means he can now sell out 300-capacity venues such as Glasgow's Saint Judes. And major promoter Regular Music, which is staging the Edinburgh Castle concerts, is now backing him as one of Scotland's rising stars. Kevin already got a taste of the high life when he went on tour with his manager, John McLaughlin, whose own band Johnny Mac & The Faithful were supporting Sir Rod Stewart. He says: 'John has been my mentor for years and has worked with me on my songwriting. One day he called and said he's going on tour with Rod and wanted me to come too, as I was doing a lot of the pre-production work for Johnny Mac & The Faithful. KEVIN will return to the capital later this summer when he performs his own stage show at the Edinburgh Festival. The singer has put together a Fringe production called Never Mind The Nashvilles, about the perils of growing up in Scotland as a budding country singer. And he reckons his story is a real-life version of the 2018 hit film Wild Rose, which starred Jessie Buckley as a Scot who dreams of performing in Nashville. He says: 'Never Mind the Nashvilles is about my journey trying to do country music in Scotland, and all the struggles that come with that. 'So it's songs and stories as I tell people how I got into the music in the first place and the slog of trying to get a break. 'I hope it will be a good laugh as well as a sort of truth-telling.' He adds: 'Wild Rose kind of sums up everything I've been through. Jessie plays a Scottish country singer desperate to make it to Nashville but when she finally gets there she realises, 'Wait a minute, I can still do country music in Scotland'. 'That's what I'm hoping to do – build the country scene in Scotland where singers can thrive instead of having to look to America.' Never Mind The Nashvilles runs from August 15 to 17 at the Voodoo Rooms. "I wasn't in his band but some of my songs were being played by John. That was the first time I had heard songs I'd written being played in arenas — it was a special time.' He adds: 'Because Rod and John are good friends, Rod really looked after us and made sure we had the same catering he did. 'It was amazing as we'd rock up to the venue three hours beforehand and have the most incredible five-star buffet you can imagine. You'd be having fillet steak for lunch. It was amazing.' Kevin even got to perform a duet of Rod's 1971 classic Maggie May with the 80-year-old rocker — in a Glasgow boozer rather than on stage. He says: 'When Rod comes to Celtic games he always goes to Murphy's Irish Bar with John afterwards. Inevitably it ends with a sing-song and on the night I was there I ended up singing Maggie May with Rod. 'I wasn't nervous at all as it's one of my favourite songs — I must have sung it thousands of times before.' Asked if Rod passed on any words of wisdom, Kevin says: 'Not specifically, but I learned just seeing how he takes care of himself with vocal warm ups and things like that. And also he treats his band and the crew really well. But the best thing is the way Rod still really enjoys what he does. 'I think that's why I'm not nervous when I perform. I figure there's no point being a bag of nerves when you go on stage because you've worked so hard to get there in the first place.' Now Kevin who, along with his West End star sister Emma Ralston, was raised in Glasgow by his college principal dad Martin and uni worker mum Caroline, is preparing for the biggest gig of his life when he warms up the 8,500 crowd for Marti Pellow's Castle concert. He says: 'When I got the news in Home Bargains I called my mum as I ran home. She was squealing with delight as she's a huge Marti fan. 'When I wrote back to Marti I just praised him for being one of the few male artists from the west coast of Scotland who is still pushing the envelope. 'It's a bucket-list gig to get and I'll never forget where I was the day I was asked to do it.' Marti Pellow Love Is All Around 30th anniversary tour comes to Edinburgh Castle on Saturday, July 5. For tickets visit
Yahoo
27-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Country music star falls off stage with beer in hand, keeps on singing
Post Malone didn't let an off-stage tumble get in the way of his performance. The country music singer kept singing his hit song 'Pour Me a Drink' at his June 21 show at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona despite falling off stage with a beer in hand. In a recent TikTok. Post Malones goes to cheers with the fan holding up her cup in the video. The singer, however, hit the ground following the attempt. 'I didn't mean to almost break your back,' the video reads. 'I am SO sorry Austin. I love you,' the video's caption reads. 'Such an amazing show.' The fan later posted another TikTok updating followers on Malone's condition. 'He was limping a bit at the start of the show but was def in pain by the end,' she wrote. Malone is currently on 'The BIG ASS Stadium Tour' with Jelly Roll. The tour is in support of Malone's latest and first country album, 'F-1 Trillion,' which was released in August 2014. The now platinum-certified project debuted atop the Billboard 200 chart and contained the chart-topping hit 'I Had Some Help' with Morgan Wallen. Country music star 'doing much better' after having stroke on stage 'Nothing sadder': Country singer asks fans to pray for his 4-year-old daughter New music from country music legend to be released 23 years after his death Country singer Cole Swindell to headline The Big E Arena for fall 2025 Iconic country band gives surprise performance at Mass. wedding Read the original article on MassLive.
