Brad Paisley And Post Malone Have Very Different Schedules

Post Malone is a big fan of country music. He recently said he would do a country album and sang with HARDY and Morgan Wallen at the CMA Awards last month (November).

Brad told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show on Monday (12/4) that the new album he's working on, Son of the Mountains, may feature a collaboration with Post Malone. Jimmy showed the audience a photo of Posty and Paisley in the recording studio, and Malone seems to have him in a chokehold. When asked if a collaboration with Post Malone will be on the album, Brad quipped, "Well, we will see. As you can tell, I have no say in that photo."

Paisley said that working with Post Malone can be different. He told Fallon, "I worked with him a couple of nights. To tell you how he rolls, and you know, you've done this too. I'm hoping whatever we do in the future, we have some set rules. I was there all night one night, and the other night, I went home a little earlier, and he called me at eleven AM and said, 'Hey, if you could fix that one guitar part in the studio today, I'm going to bed,' and it was eleven AM, that's a bedtime for him, technically the day before, you can't roll with that."

Brad  added, "He's amazing. I love him. He's the greatest guy, and he loves country music. We'll see if we do something. You never know."

In the summer of 2022, the rapper posted a video clip to TikTok featuring a performance of Paisley's 2002 hit " I'm Gonna Miss Her (The Fishin' Song)." The clip is from last year's fundraiser We're Texas, an event organized by Matthew McConaughey to support the state of Texas following a devastating winter storm in February 2021.

Brad praised Posty's cover saying, "This is better than me." Paisley took it one step further and even changed out the bio on his TikTok page to read: "I write songs for Post Malone."

In a follow-up video, Malone quickly responded to Paisley's approval, "Brad, there's no shot, man. I love you so f----- much, man; thank you for the love, dude. I owe you a beer, man. Text me; I'll see you soon."

Lainey Wilson and Kane Brown joined John Legend, Alanis Morissette, Kacey Musgraves, Post Malone, and The War And Treaty in the star-studded lineup to celebrate the legacy of Elvis Presley and the spirit of the holiday season. The special, Christmas at Graceland, aired on NBC last night (11/29).

The tribute to Elvis was filmed inside the Graceland estate. A press release said, "Through these spectacular performances, viewers will be invited to witness firsthand the legacy and spirit of this treasured family home." The artists also offered viewers an intimate look inside Graceland.

Elvis Presley's granddaughter actor Riley Keough, made a special appearance and served as an executive producer on the show.

Christmas at Graceland was the first televised concert from the estate and featured never-before broadcast footage of Elvis.

Lainey posted to her Instagram this morning (11/30) a video clip of her wearing an Elvis outfit in his Graceland living room and behind-the-scenes moments from the show. She captioned the post, "Well y'all…I sure am in the Christmas spirit now! What a way to officially ring in the holidays by honoring the rock n roll legend himself, @elvis, at the beautiful @visitgraceland."

Many of Wilson's two million followers reacted to the post with one writing, "That show was fantastic, congrats to everyone involved. Elvis would be proud." Another die-hard fan commented, Loved this show within the Presley home... What a beautiful place, with wonderful music and an amazing show. Thank you, Lainey." One more fan said, "Absolutely GORGEOUS! Loving that red jumpsuit! I can't wait to watch the show!!"

See that post here.

Post Malone, who also performed on the NBC special, said after his performance of "You're The Devil In Disguise," "I love you so very much and I love you so very much, Elvis. Have a great night and a Merry Christmas."

Dressed in an Elvis jumpsuit complete with a cape and her signature bell bottoms, Lainey sang a soulful version of Elvis' "Santa Claus Is Back In Town" in front of Graceland while her band played in a bed of a red and white vintage Chevy truck and one of Presley's 1950s Cadillacs. Wilson also donned a red cowboy hat for the energetic performance honoring the King.

Kane sang one of Presley's most famous Christmas songs, "Blue Christmas," in the Graceland barn at Elvis' Memphis residence, now owned by his granddaughter Riley. The barn even had horses, and Brown walked by them as he sang. Dressed in a black turtleneck and a brown suit, Kane, at one point, sat outside of the barn on a bench and sang straight to the camera as the blue lights of the nearby outdoor Christmas tree shined brightly. Elvis's own images appeared on the outside of the barn during the song as the King sang along with Brown who looked up at the King as he paid tribute to him in song. At the end of the performance, Kane said, "Thank you, Elivs, and Merry Christmas, everybody."

Post Malone was dressed in a leopard skin suit, standing outside at the Graceland pool to sing his version of Presley's "You're The Devil In Disguise." Posty's version of the beloved Elvis song was passionate and a bit slower than how Elvis sang the song. Malone played a vintage Gibson guitar, during the performance.