Fresh from his set at Longitiude, Post Malone decided to keep the party going by heading into Temple Bar after his performance ended.
After all, what else did we learn from his track 'Rockstar?"
Aside from having one of the most unique and remarkable voices in modern music, it's clear that the rapper has a clear love of traditional Irish music.
He might be interested in Beerbongs & Bentleys but it's clear that he's also a fan of a good Irish singalong because after belting out The Auld Triangle a few weeks ago, he's back performing with a trad band.
The singer headed to the Old Storehouse Pub in Dublin's Temple Bar last night but he wasn't alone.
JOE reader Eamonn McNelis tells us that Irish dancer Jean Kennedy, banjo player Eddie Whelan and guitarist Mark Moylan were all in attendance to keep the craic going.
Take a look as he plays Bob Dylan's famous track Don't Think Twice, It's All Right and a few other tunes.
Looks like some night.
https://youtu.be/B7NVagiPLUk
https://youtu.be/ZQE1_MEG-ig
https://youtu.be/JUzY5rTwuWE
It has been reported that filming for the second season will begin early next year. Netflix’s hit Irish show House of Guinness has been renewed for a second season, according to reports. American outlet Variety broke the news, stating that a second season of the historical drama has been greenlit by the streaming service and […]
Love Island stars have a strict set of rules they need to follow including ‘nap times.’ Love Island stars have revealed the shocking rules they must follow throughout their time in the villa. According to former Love Island contestant Jessy Potts, there are more rules and restrictions than fans might expect. The influencer appeared on […]
The movie adaptation will be released this September Amazon MGM Studios has finally given us a release date for one of our most anticipated book-to-screen adaptations of the year. The Love Hypothesis, adapted from Ali Hazelwood’s bestselling STEM romance novel of the same name, will be released on Prime Video on September 23rd. Prime Video […]
