Global superstar Post Malone closed out the Stagecoach Music Festival on Sunday with a high-energy headline performance.
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The 30-year-old delivered a set lasting one hour and 55 minutes, according to Setlist.fm. He blended country covers with his biggest hits.
He opened the show with a cover of Craig Morgan's "International Harvester" and brought the night to a close with Toby Keith's "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)".
Between those moments, Malone powered through a string of fan favorites and covers, bringing the festival to a memorable finish.
Post Malone Closes Stagecoach With Hit-Filled Set
The performance came after severe winds disrupted the festival on Saturday, forcing a temporary evacuation before the event resumed.
During his set, Malone paused to check on the crowd, hoping everyone was staying "safe and warm."
At one point, he noticed a fan who appeared to need medical attention and stepped toward the edge of the stage.
"Does someone need help over there?" he asked.
"Can we get some help over there please? Ladies and gentlemen, if you could make a path so we could get over there," he added.
After the situation was addressed, Malone continued his performance, running through major hits including "Pour Me a Drink", "Circles", "Rockstar", and "Sunflower".
To cap off the night, he brought out Shaboozey for a performance of "I Had Some Help," his hit collaboration with Morgan Wallen.
