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A year after playing virtually solo at Rock In Rio, the artist returns with a punchy sound
Post Malone returned to Brazil a year after performing at Rock in Rio, a show heavily punished by the heavy rains that hit Rio, where, alone on stage, he used a lot of charisma and gambled on autotune resources. Now he had something of a debt to pay to the City. Would you do another solo show on a giant stage like the Skyline?
No, he brought the band, a big band, with a giant drummer, violinist, cellist, guitars and bass. He opened with Better Now and some fireworks went off as he started the first few songs. The tour she brought this time is called Se non foste tutti qui, piarei (“If you weren’t all here, I’d cry”). A show that has already criss-crossed North America, but is on its way to places like China, Japan and Australia.
Post talks a lot with the audience, dances awkwardly, and uses a lot of charisma. He’s a good guy on stage, maybe even more of his repertoire than he is, but he’s got a mass of loyal fans who don’t move their feet from the front of the stage.
He wears the Brazil shirt and sings his cheerful hits. Goodbye Hollywood Dreams / Comedown, Mourning, I Like You (A Happier Song), Take What You Want and Over Now were included in their repertoire. Malone struggled to play guitar in the rain. It was a rough night.
Having noticed a young man in the audience, he called him on stage and asked him to play the guitar. It took a while to adjust the tone they were going to use in the song. All very strange and fast, with Malone enjoying it more than the audience itself.
His first show of the season in Brazil was on Friday 1 at Pedreira Paulo Leminski, in Curitiba. Before going on stage, she met the fans in front of the hotel where she was staying and shouted “go Corinthians”.
Simply @postmalone with a fan on stage 🫶 #TheTown2023NoMultishow #HORIZON ✨ #PostMaloneNoMultishow pic.twitter.com/vTgxSTVkuI
— Multishow (@multishow) September 3, 2023
Source: Terra
Earl Johnson is a music writer at Gossipify, known for his in-depth analysis and unique perspective on the industry. A graduate of USC with a degree in Music, he brings years of experience and passion to his writing. He covers the latest releases and trends, always on the lookout for the next big thing in music.
