Catch Ed Sheeran and Jelly Roll Teaming Up with Post Malone at Coachella!
Post Malone Stuns at Coachella, Brings Out Ed Sheeran and Jelly Roll for a Night to Remember
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Coachella’s second weekend was electrified when Post Malone took the stage for his headlining set, enhancing his performance with surprise appearances from two of music’s current titans: Ed Sheeran and Jelly Roll. This unexpected star power transformed Malone’s set into a promotional powerhouse for his forthcoming stadium tour, all while delivering an unforgettable musical experience for the festival crowd.
Having performed solo during the festival’s first weekend, Malone made it clear that he was ready to step things up a notch. After warming up the crowd with his hits, he surprised festival-goers by welcoming Sheeran to the stage. The duo collaborated on "Sunflower," with Sheeran stepping in for Swae Lee on lead vocals and acoustic guitar. “Holy fuck,” Malone exclaimed, clearly astonished by Sheeran’s unannounced appearance. “I didn’t even know he was here tonight.”
As the two artists harmonized seamlessly, it became evident why fans are always buzzing about their potential collaborations. Sheeran brought an additional layer of poignancy to the already beloved track, elevating it from a simple festival performance to a moment that will linger long after the applause fades.
Later in the set, Jelly Roll emerged for a rousing rendition of "Losers," a hit from his acclaimed album F-1 Trillion. The chemistry between Malone and Jelly Roll was palpable, captivating the audience with a mix of heartfelt delivery and infectious charisma. Malone took the moment to express his admiration for Jelly Roll, telling him, “I’m so fucking grateful to be able to have the fucking opportunity to go on tour with the kindest soul such as yourself… You are the greatest motherfucker in the world.” With that, the crowd roared, reflecting the mutual respect that both artists share.
While many anticipated the possibility of Malone teaming up with country star Morgan Wallen—who he recently collaborated with on the single "I Ain’t Coming Back"—that surprise was notably absent, though no one seemed to mind with the star-studded line-up already gracing the stage. Following its release just days before the festival performance, "I Ain’t Coming Back" is set to appear on Wallen’s upcoming album I’m the Problem, due out May 16th.
As Malone revs up for his Big Ass Stadium Tour kicking off April 29 in Salt Lake City, the energy shared on stage at Coachella is sure to translate into the tour, where Jelly Roll will serve as the opening act on most dates. The tour promises to be a spectacle, wrapping up on July 1 at Oracle Park in San Francisco, and will also feature singer-songwriter Sierra Ferrell in the first leg of the trek.
With his Coachella performance, Post Malone not only showcased his own talents but also spotlighted his collaborators, solidifying his status as a versatile force in music. As the festival winds down, one thing is clear: Post Malone’s ability to captivate audiences—and his knack for surprise guest stars—will keep fans eagerly anticipating what he does next.
