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With live music on three stages, rooftop views, and cowboy ribeyes on the menu, Post Malone’s 26,000-square-foot venue cements his place in Music City culture.
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Post Malone has stamped his name—quite literally—on Lower Broadway by officially launching Posty’s, a sprawling 26,000-square-foot bar and entertainment venue at 305 Broadway. Partnering with TC Restaurant Group—the minds behind venues like Jason Aldean’s and Morgan Wallen’s bars—Posty’s opened its doors at noon on July 2, transforming the former Tequila Cowboy space into a triple-decker live-music playground.
Stepping inside, you’re greeted by six individual bar areas, three stages poised for spontaneous jams and scheduled artists, plus a buzzy rooftop patio overlooking the neon-lit thoroughfare. The first floor already claims the largest footprint among Broadway honky-tonks, whilst upstairs, a VIP lounge and full-service dining room dish out everything from Southern-style BBQ ribs and cowboy ribeyes to hearty sandwiches and crisp salads.
When Post Malone unveiled his vision, he tapped into country grit and communal spirit:
“We’ve created a space where everyone can come together and kick some a**. Nashville has really become a second home for me so I can’t wait to invite y’all over to my house.”
TC Restaurant Group CEO Adam Hesler echoed the sentiment: Post is “one of the most influential and gravitational artists of our time”, and his genre-blurring roots and Nashville heart made him the ideal partner.
Post Malone’s dive into Nashville’s nightlife reflects his deeper country connection. Following his landmark country album ‘F‑1 Trillion’, featuring Morgan Wallen, Blake Shelton, Dolly Parton and Luke Combs, this bar cements Post Malone’s status not just as a guest, but as a fixture on the Music City scene.
As the city’s newest honky‑tonk heavyweight, Posty’s feels equal parts rock‑star refuge and local watering hole. Whether you’re swinging by for the live sets, a rooftop sunset, or a cowboy‑ribeye platter, Posty’s is ready to take its place in Lower Broadway lore.
