With Nashville considered the home of country music, singers once honored the city by placing it in their songs. But now, stars like Dolly Parton, Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley, Kid Rock, John Rich, and several others decided to go into the restaurant business. Literally leaving their mark on the roads of Nashville, more and more singers are following the same path. And even with Post Malone making his country debut just last year, apparently, he is the latest singer to move forward with his very own bar.
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For fans who happened to walk through Music City, they noted a restaurant being renovated. While not specifically revealing it to be Malone’s newest venture, signs on the windows read, “Something BIG is coming!” Another window revealed, “We’ll Keep Ya POSTED.” Using some interesting words, it only made sense that it revolved around Malone.
While some might not agree about the wording, TC Restaurant Group announced their partnership with Malone. “Post Malone is one of the most influential and gravitational artists of our time, and we’re thrilled to partner with him on this exciting concept. We’re honored to work with someone as dynamic as he is and create a venue that embodies his spirit and brings a new experience to Nashville’s Entertainment District.”
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Post Malone Wanted A Place “Everyone Can Come Together”
Showering Malone with praise, the group added, “There’s only one reason we would consider expanding our artist partnerships, and that is to have the ability to partner with someone of the caliber, innovation and authenticity of Post. His talent and ability to transcend multiple genres is one of a kind, and we look forward to creating a venue that resonates with his global fan base.”
As for the new restaurant, the word “Big” was somewhat of an understatement. According to plans, the venue spanned over 26,000 square feet that included a full dining room, a rooftop, and a massive ground floor that included three stages and six full bars.
Expected to open this summer, Malone shared his excitement about building his legacy in what he considered his second home. “We’ve created a space where everyone can come together and kick some a–. Nashville has really become a second home for me so I can’t wait to invite y’all over to my house.”
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