As Jelly Roll rises dramatically from below the stage on a towering platform, it sets the tone for an electrifying experience. He opens with “Son of a Sinner,” inviting the audience to embark on a profound musical journey that traverses the full spectrum of human emotions, transitioning from despair to hope and everything in between.

With the iconic church that graces the cover of his breakthrough album, Whitsitt Chapel, casting a shadow across the stadium, Jelly Roll engages the crowd by inviting everyone to sing along during “Need a Favor.” He delivers impactful lines like, “I only talk to God when I need a favor/And I only pray when I ain’t got a prayer,” creating an atmosphere of shared understanding and connection among fans.

The dynamic swirling guitars of “Halfway to Hell” reverberate throughout the stadium as Jelly Roll unleashes this driving hit, taking the performance to new heights. This song, which soared straight to No. 1, serves as a powerful anthem on the path toward redemption, resonating deeply with the audience.

After energizing the crowd, Jelly Roll transitions to a more soothing vibe with “I Am Not Okay.” This gentle song serves as a comforting embrace for those in the audience who may be struggling, assuring them that they are not alone and that together, they will be alright, fostering a sense of unity during this heartfelt singalong.

The concert reaches its emotional zenith as Jelly Roll performs “Save Me,” delivering a poignant and desperate plea for help with lyrics like, “I’m a lost cause/don’t waste your time on me.” This time, instead of performing in the rain as he did during the last tour, a full choir joins him, elevating the performance to extraordinary heights as the blend of despair and beautiful harmonies creates a striking contrast.

As the mood turns darker, Jelly Roll seamlessly transitions into the self-reflective “Dead Man Walking,” which hit No. 1 on the Mainstream Rock chart in 2021. This song marks his evolution as he crosses into the country genre. Taking the meaning of “walking” literally, he walks through the audience, connecting personally with fans as he heads to a B-stage situated in the middle of the stadium.

Sitting alone on a bar stool at the center of the B-stage, illuminated by a solitary spotlight, Jelly Roll delivers an emotional rendition of “Dreams Don’t Die.” This poignant song, which he first debuted on Fire Country, resonates deeply with the audience, evoking raw emotions as he strums along with just an acoustic guitar.

On the B-stage, Jelly Roll continues with “She,” a deeply emotional track from Whitsitt Chapel. This poignant narrative delves into the struggles of a woman grappling with addiction, reflecting the experiences of various women in his life, including his wife and the mother of his daughter. The heartfelt performance resonates with many in the audience.

Returning to the main stage, Jelly Roll shifts the focus from struggles to triumph with “Winning Streak,” the emotional opening track from his album Beautifully Broken. This song serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of resilience and determination, offering hope to those battling addiction and emphasizing the journey toward recovery.

To lift the crowd’s spirits after a few slower ballads, Jelly Roll ignites the energy with a powerful rendition of his recent No. 1 hit, “Liar.” As flashpots erupt around him, the intensity ramps up with blazing fiddles and the return of the choir, amplifying the song’s message about overcoming the negative voices that often cloud our minds and how crucial it is not to succumb to them.

After showcasing his powerful hits, Jelly Roll invites Post Malone to the stage amidst a roaring crowd, leading into an emotive rendition of their collaboration, “Losers.” This heartfelt track from Malone’s album F-1 Trillion resonates with the outcasts and those who feel they never quite fit in, reminding them that they’re not alone in their struggles.

As hypnotic lights whirl around the stadium, Post Malone captivates the audience with his hit “Psycho,” featuring Ty Dolla $ign. The infectious beat and smooth vibes create an immersive atmosphere, inviting fans to sway along to this memorable track.

Maintaining the hazy, hypnotic vibe, Post Malone performs “Rockstar” featuring 21 Savage. This genre-blurring anthem encapsulates the essence of Post’s diverse musical styles, combining pop, hip-hop, rock, and trap into a single powerful performance that resonates with fans.

Post Malone takes fans back to where it all began in 2015 with his debut single, “White Iverson.” This relaxed, basketball-influenced rap track, written with the thought that his braids resembled a white Allen Iverson, evokes nostalgia while showcasing his growth as an artist.

As a special treat for his dedicated fans, Post Malone slows things down with a stunning rendition of “Feeling Whitney” from his debut album, Stoney. Accompanied solely by an acoustic guitar, he invites the audience to raise their glasses during the heartfelt moment when he sings, “put on a little ‘Dwight,’” paying tribute to his musical idol, Dwight Yoakam.

Post Malone transitions from nostalgia to a future filled with love in the beautiful song “Yours.” This touching tribute to his young daughter unfolds as a heartfelt conversation with her future partner, evoking emotions as he prepares to one day walk her down the aisle.

Post Malone beautifully segues into his pop era with the heartfelt anthem “Sunflower,” which served as a key track for the 2018 animated film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Although Spider-Man doesn’t appear, his collaborator Swae Lee joins him for a massive sing-along, creating a vibrant, celebratory atmosphere.

The hit parade continues as Post Malone performs “Circles,” which climbed to the top of the Hot 100 in 2019. This soft-rock tune has garnered over 2.7 billion streams on Spotify, captivating audiences with its relatable themes about a complicated relationship that neither party can fully walk away from.

After taking the audience on an emotional roller-coaster ride, Post Malone builds to a powerful crescendo with the instantly recognizable intro of “I Had Some Help.” His duet partner, Morgan Wallen, joins him onstage, embracing with a big brotherly hug as they bounce through their chart-topping collaboration, keeping the energy at an all-time high.

To close the show on a high note, Post Malone and Jelly Roll return to the stage along with Morgan Wallen for their powerful new hit, “I Ain’t Comin’ Back.” As fireworks illuminate the sky, the trio leads the audience in a sing-along as fans begin to exit, leaving them with a memorable experience that highlights the camaraderie shared on this incredible tour.