Here is the best new music
1. “California Sober” by Post Malone featuring Chris Stapleton
2. “Fallin’ in Love” by Post Malone
3. “Missin’ You Like This” by Post Malone featuring Luke Combs
4. “Last Leaf” by Willie Nelson
7. “The Worst” by Justin Moore and Randy Houser
8. “Now or Never” by Corey Kent and Lauren Alaina
9. “Haw River” by Chase Rice
10. “Two Stepping on the Moon” by Josh Turner
12. “Intoxicated” by Warren Zeiders
Post Malone’s album “F-1 Trillion” was released on Friday
1. In addition to the full 18-track album that he released, he also dropped “F-1 Trillion: Long Bed” which is a deluxe version with NINE MORE tracks. “Long Bed” is all of Post’s solo Country work, since the main album features so many collaborators.
2. The reactions from the internet have been “overwhelmingly positive.”
3. In 2015, Post Malone tweeted, “When I turn 30, I’m becoming a Country/Folk singer.” Post is 29 now.
5. Dolly Parton told Post, “I can say I’m cool because of you.”
6. When the album dropped, Post said on Instagram, “I am so honored to have worked with some of my favorite artists, writers, and friends . . . I have had the time of my life making this record.”
The world’s worst-kept secret has been confirmed. As expected, Lainey Wilson IS returning to “Yellowstone”, when the final six episodes begin airing on November 10th. And YOU can be a part of it too. The show will film concert scenes at the Fort Worth Stockyards in Texas in a couple weeks, and they’re looking for EXTRAS. And it’s a PAID gig. They’re looking for “men and women of all ethnicities, 18 or older.” The rate is $110 for 10 hours of work, with overtime pay possible. You can apply online by emailing [email protected]. Put “DFW” in the subject line, and include two current photos of yourself . . . plus your name, age, weight, height, clothing sizes, phone number . . . the year, make, model, and color of your vehicle . . . and your current residence.
Thomas Rhett talked about one of the biggest battles of his career . . . the HATE he got for his second album, “Tangled Up”. It came out in 2015, and some didn’t think it was “country” enough. He said he was trying to grow as an artist by adding “a little more pop and R&B,” but it was “not received well by the public.” Specifically social media. But going through it with his wife and therapist helped him get back to a healthy headspace, where he could tell himself, “This is who I am, this is the kind of music that I make,” and if some people don’t like it, “that’s okay.” Staying true to himself has helped him deal with similar situations since. That second album ended up being one of his most successful, by the way. It had his biggest hit to date, “Die a Happy Man”.
It’s pretty common knowledge that Post Malone is a huge Dallas Cowboys fan. But maybe the feeling is mutual? Because recently star quarterback Dak Prescott decided to sneak in Post Malone song titles from “F-1 Trillion” into his press conference. So, it seems like the Cowboys are big Posty fans, too. Or at least Dak is. After he was done and walking off stage, Dak turned and asked how many song titles he got in, and they said, “Eight”. Dak was proud of himself, and gave a little fist pump.
Drake Bell says he and Josh Peck have discussed a “Drake & Josh” reunion.
Lee Ann Womack is 58. Country singer. Biggest hit: “I Hope You Dance”.
Kyra Sedgwick is 59. She’s married to Kevin Bacon.
Kevin Dillon is 59.
John Stamos is 61. Uncle Jesse on “Full . . . and Fuller . . . House”!
Gerald McRaney is 77. “
Billy Clinton is 78.
