Post Malone – Hersheypark Stadium – Hershey, PA – September 20, 2024
Review & Photos by Lori Schneider (IG: @LoriSchneiderPhotography)
Post Malone’s “F-1 Trillion” Tour stop at Hersheypark Stadium was a genre-bending spectacle. The show featured fireworks and explosive pyrotechnics lighting up the stage. Seamlessly blending his hip-hop roots with his newer country-inspired sound, Post gave fan-favorite tracks like “Circles” a fresh twist with twangy guitar riffs and fiddle solos. His band added a country vibe with pedal steel guitar, while still keeping the energy high for his signature hits like “Congratulations” and “rockstar.” The crowd loved the fusion of musical styles, and Malone’s charismatic stage presence kept the audience fully engaged throughout the night.
Post Malone is known for his genre-defying style that blends hip-hop, pop, rock, and country influences. His sound often incorporates elements of trap beats, melodic hooks, and introspective lyrics, making his music versatile and widely appealing. Malone initially gained fame in the hip-hop scene with his debut single “White Iverson” in 2015, which was characterized by its smooth, melodic flow and references to basketball and street culture.
Over time, Post Malone has explored and fused various genres. His albums, such as Stoney and beerbongs & bentleys, showcase this fusion, featuring tracks with trap beats alongside more pop-oriented, acoustic-driven songs like “Stay” and “Circles.” His voice, often described as soulful and gritty, pairs well with both his rap and singing styles. This versatility has made Post Malone one of the most unique and successful artists in contemporary music, appealing to a broad audience across genres
Post’s setlist included a mix of songs from his latest album, F-1 Trillion, as well as classics from albums like beerbongs & bentleys and Stoney. Fans were treated to tracks like “Better Now,” “White Iverson,” and “Sunflower,” along with newer country-inflected songs like “Guy for That” and “I Had Some Help”.
The setlist included:
Wrong Ones
Finer Things
Circles
What Don’t Belong to Me
Guy for That
Chemical
California Sober
M-E-X-I-C-O
Candy Paint
Fallin’ in Love
Who Needs You
Two Hearts
Stay
I Fall Apart
Better Now
Psycho
Yours
White Iverson
Go to Hell
I Had Some Help
rockstar
Congratulations
Encore:
Sunflower (Post Malone & Swae Lee cover)
Post Malone can be found online at www.postmalone.com and on Instagram @postmalone.
Muscadine Bloodline
Providing opening support for Post Malone was Muscadine Bloodline, an American country music duo from Mobile, Alabama, consisting of Gary Stanton and Charlie Muncaster. This duo blends traditional Southern country sounds with modern elements, creating a unique and authentic musical style. Their name reflects their Southern roots, with “muscadine” referring to a type of grape native to the American South, and “bloodline” symbolizing their heritage.
Muscadine Bloodline gained popularity with a series of successful EPs and singles, including songs like “Porch Swing Angel” and “Movin’ On,” which showcase their ability to craft heartfelt, introspective lyrics with catchy melodies. Their music often explores themes of love, small-town life, and personal growth. The duo have a strong connection with their fan base, known for their dynamic live performances and authentic Southern charm.
Muscadine Bloodline have also been recognized for their rich harmonies, Stanton’s impressive guitar work, and Muncaster’s powerful vocals. In recent years, Muscadine Bloodline has expanded their sound, integrating elements of rock and Americana while staying true to their country roots.
Muscadine Bloodline can be found online at www.muscadinebloodline.com and on Instagram @muscadinebline.
