Post Malone and Jelly Roll Kick Off Chicago Concert Season at Wrigley Field

CHICAGO, IL — Post Malone and Jelly Roll opened the concert season at Wrigley Field on May 22, 2025. The event marked a first for both artists at the iconic Chicago venue, promising an electrifying night for fans.

The concert was part of Post Malone’s Big Ass Stadium Tour, which has been garnering attention across the country. Fans packed the stadium to witness the duo’s performances, starting with Jelly Roll, whose infectious energy captivated the sold-out crowd.

Jelly Roll, born Jason DeFord, energized the audience with his hour-long set, showcasing hits like “Liar” and “Save Me,” during which he engaged the crowd in a unique way, blending motivational speaking with Southern charm. “We did it baby,” he exclaimed, celebrating his rise to fame after years in the underground hip-hop scene.

Post Malone, whose real name is Austin Post, then took the stage, introducing a diverse setlist featuring songs from his latest album, “F-1 Trillion.” He mixed genres seamlessly, performing tracks like “Texas Tea,” “Wow,” and the country-infused “Wrong Ones.” His willingness to experiment with music has made him a standout artist in today’s music scene.

Throughout the night, Post Malone kept the energy high with vibrant pyrotechnics that lit up the sky, further enhancing the concert experience. He frequently thanked the audience and engaged with fans, showcasing a level of gratitude that resonated strongly despite the chaos of the pyrotechnics.

One notable point of the evening was Post Malone’s interaction with the crowd. At one moment, he leaped off the stage to embrace a fan celebrating her 70th birthday, emphasizing his approachable nature. His performance style blended personal anecdotes with music, creating an intimate atmosphere in the large venue.

Malone’s setlist spanned various hits, including “White Iverson” and “Sunflower,” highlighting his status as a multi-genre artist. He has collaborated with major country stars for his new album, solidifying his crossover appeal in the industry.

As the night concluded, Post Malone left the stage only to make a surprise reappearance on a nearby rooftop, treating fans to a final performance of “Congratulations,” embodying the true spirit of his live shows. For much of the night, the audience remained captivated as he blended heartfelt moments with high-energy performances.

Posty’s combination of charm, talent, and sincere interactions with fans proved once again why he remains one of the most popular figures in contemporary music.