Get ready for a musical showdown that’s bound to shake up Super Bowl weekend! Post Malone is gearing up for a massive concert just two days before the big game, and he’s ‘allegedly’ bringing new music to the table. But here’s where it gets exciting: while Bad Bunny takes the halftime show stage on February 8th, Post Malone will be rocking Fort Mason in San Francisco on February 6th, thanks to a Bud Light-sponsored event dubbed Post Malone & Buddies. And this is the part most people miss—fans could theoretically catch both shows, as they’re just an hour apart geographically. But who are these ‘Buddies’? Billboard hasn’t spilled the beans yet, leaving us all guessing.
For those who can’t snag tickets to these high-profile events, there’s a silver lining: Post Malone has hinted at dropping new music by then. In a recent chat with Billboard, he confidently declared, ‘We’ve been working very, very diligently on new music… And we have 45 songs. It’s just a matter of finishing them.’ But here’s where it gets controversial—when pressed for details, he playfully hedged, ‘Allegedly a hundred percent maybe, definitely,’ leaving fans both excited and scratching their heads. Is this a sure thing, or just a clever tease?
Let’s rewind for a moment. Post Malone is no stranger to Super Bowl weekend shenanigans. Last year, he delivered a stirring rendition of ‘America the Beautiful’ in Las Vegas, and in 2024, he headlined YouTube’s Tailgate Concert and a Bud Light Backyard bash in New Orleans. Most recently, he wowed audiences at the Cowboys-Chiefs Thanksgiving halftime show. But the real question on everyone’s mind is: Would Post Malone jump at the chance to headline the Super Bowl halftime show himself? His answer? A resounding ‘I would love to.’
But here’s the burning question: Can Post Malone’s new music live up to the hype, or is he setting expectations too high? And while we’re at it, who do you think his ‘Buddies’ will be? Sound off in the comments—we want to hear your wildest predictions!
