Watch: Brad Paisley Invites Post Malone To Play On Historic Nashville Stage

Brad Paisley invited Post Malone to join the lineup of the historic Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, days before the “Sunflower” hitmaker’s highly-anticipated country album arrives.

Paisley, who collaborated with Posty on one of the tracks set to appear on F-1 Trillion , predicted his invitation would mean a lot to Post, “knowing you and knowing the respect that you have for country music and this journey you’re embarking on now as a hillbilly singer, which is gonna be massive, and remarkable, and amazing for both country music and I think you.

“Would you like to play the Opry?” Paisley asked. “Come play it with me in August. Total invite, and it’s gonna be the first of many appearances, I have a feeling, for you. Come experience what it’s like to play the show that started it all. You and I can jam together, and a lot of your friends will be there. We’re gonna have a blast.”

Paisley and the Grand Ole Opry shared the video on Instagram on Wednesday (July 31). Post Malone quickly confirmed he would make his Opry debut on August 14. The lineup will also include Paisley, Lainey Wilson , Vince Gill , The War and Treaty and John Michael Montgomery .

Post Malone’s confirmation that he would step into the legendary circle arrives hours after he confirmed his official F-1 Trillion track list with a full-page ad in the Nashville-based Tennessean . The track list confirms a star-studded list of collaborations, including previously-released anthems with Morgan Wallen , Blake Shelton and Luke Combs . See the full list below.

F-1 Trillion is due to release on August 16.

1. “Wrong Ones,” featuring Tim McGraw
2. “Finer Things,” featuring Hank Williams Jr.
3. “I Had Some Help,” featuring Morgan Wallen
4. “Pour Me A Drink,” featuring Blake Shelton
5. “Have The Heart,” featuring Dolly Parton
6. “What Don’t Belong To Me”
7. “Goes Without Saying,” featuring Brad Paisley
8. “Guy For That,” featuring Luke Combs
9. “Nosedive,” featuring Lainey Wilson
10. “Losers,” featuring Jelly Roll
11. “Devil I’ve Been,” featuring ERNEST
12. “Never Love You Again,” featuring Sierra Ferrell
13. “Missin’ You Like This,” featuring Luke Combs
14. “California Sober,” featuring Chris Stapleton
15. “Hide My Gun,” featuring HARDY
16. “Right About You”
17. “M-E-X-I-C-O,” featuring Billy Strings
18. “Yours”