Post Malone kicked off “A Night in Nashville” with his song “Rockstar,” but it quickly became clear at Tuesday night’s event that he’s bound for country stardom. To open his set at Marathon Music Works, the Grapevine-raised artist infused his 2017 trap hit with the soaring fiddle of legendary session musician and fellow Texan Larry Franklin, who’s appeared on records by Vince Gill, Alan Jackson, Miranda Lambert, Ray Price, and Lee Ann Womack, to name just a few.Malone, 29, teamed up with Bud Light for his Music City country coronation, stopping to greet the crowd with a “Cheers, motherf—ers” throughout the show as he sipped his beverage of choice. The crowd, decked out in boots, Bud Light merch, and even some homemade “I [heart] Post…
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