Lainey Wilson, Post Malone Perform At Nashville’s Bluebird Cafe

What happens when ACM Awards Entertainer of the Year, Lainey Wilson, and Post Malone, who released the song of the summer, "I Had Some Help," step foot inside The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville on a Monday night? Pure country magic, that's what.

Although we were not in attendance, the private event starring Wilson, Post Malone, as well as country singer Ernest, and songwriter Ashley Gorley, is one that's being talked about all over Music City today. The iconic venue posted just one of the many clips floating around below of the best singalong ever to Posty's No. 1 hit.

"When you have the number one song in the country and just made your Bluebird debut," The Bluebird Cafe captioned the Instagram post.

Malone is currently preparing for the release of his first country album following the release of "I Had Some Help," featuring Morgan Wallen, and "Pour Me A Drink," with Blake Shelton, which drops this Friday, June 21.

Wilson has been all over Nashville in recent weeks with stops at the Ascend Amphitheatre for her headlining 2024 Country's Cool Again Tour, performing at Nissan Stadium among the headliners of CMA Fest, and even opening her new bar downtown, Bell Bottoms Country.

Ernest also took the mic at The Bluebird to perform one of his new tracks, "Would If I Could," featuring Wilson, for the first time live since its release. The song is one of the 26 to be included on his sophomore album, Nashville, Tennessee, released earlier this year.

The Nashville hitmaker's label, Big Loud, posted a video of the collaboration to Instagram with the caption, "Only in Nashville, only at the Bluebird."

On Ernest's post, he commented, "One of those nights @bluebirdcafetn. Finally got to sing this one with miss @laineywilson …. @postmalone made it an hour without a cig too which is notable."

Click here to see The Bluebird Cafe's full show schedule.

As she celebrates her 31st birthday today (5/19), Lainey Wilson is the reigning Female Vocalist for the ACMs and the CMAs. She also won the ACM Album of the Year award for Bell Bottom Country, beating out albums by  Miranda Lambert and Luke Combs.

There is no doubt that Lainey is well on her way to becoming a country music superstar. She currently opens stadium shows for Luke Combs and gets a performance slot at the 2023 CMA Fest at Nissan Stadium in June in front of 65,000 fans worldwide.

As she celebrates her big day today (5/19), we count down what we believe are her six very best songs to date, with many more to come in the future.