That didn’t take long. It was only last month we learned that Post Malone was joining the many country stars who have opened their own bars in Nashville. While it’s usually months or even years from the first whispers until the doors open, in Posty’s case there’s no time like the present. “Posty’s,” as it is called, will be open for business starting…now. The main floor is the largest ground floor footprint on Broadway featuring three bars, a VIP lounge, live music stage and a gift shop. The entire venue measures 26-thousand-square-feet, with six bars and three stages, a full-service dining room and a rooftop patio. Put it in your GPS: 305 Broadway in Nashville.

Sun Records and McIntosh have teamed up to honor the legacy of Johnny Cash through the release of an 18-track vinyl release of remastered and rarely heard recordings.

Dubbed McIntosh Sessions Volume 2: Pure Johnny Cash, the reworked tracks include “Train of Love,” “Ballad of a Teenage Queen,” “I Walk the Line” and many more.

“Sam Phillips had a way of capturing lightning in a bottle, and these early recordings of Johnny Cash perfectly exemplify that,” says Chase Gregory, Senior Director A&R + Sync, Sun Records. “Remastering them in high fidelity is a way of honoring that legacy with the care it deserves. This album is a glimpse into the recording session, as everything you hear was performed in one take with no overdubs. The result is a powerfully authentic, yet refined listening experience, that reminds us just how revolutionary Cash was from the very beginning.”

As part of the collaboration, McIntosh and Sun Records produced a limited-edition Sun Records MTI100 Integrated Turntable that combines a turntable, amplifier and preamplifier into one, Bluetooth-friendly design. More information on the vinyl and turntable is available here.

McIntosh Sessions Volume 2: Pure Johnny Cash Tracklist:

Side A

Come In Stranger (Take 1)
Ballad Of A Teenage Queen (Take 2)
Sugartime (Undubbed)
I Can’t Help It If I’m In Love With You (Undubbed)
Hey Good Lookin’ (Undubbed)

Side B

Train Of Love (Take 3)
Born To Lose (Undubbed)
Oh Lonesome Me (Undubbed)
Thanks A Lot (Undubbed)

Side C

Home Of The Blues (Undubbed)
I Could Never Be Ashamed Of You (Undubbed)
Guess Things Happen That Way (Undubbed)
You’re The Nearest Thing To Heaven (Undubbed)

Side D

One More Ride (Incomplete)
Cold, Cold Heart (Take 3)
Don’t Make Me Go (Take 3)
I Walk The Line (Take 3)
Down The Street To 301 (Take 1)

You have to know by now that when Post Malone walks into a bar or restaurant, the staff perks up. It doesn’t always happen, but Posty does have a habit of tipping really well. When his current tour stopped in Glendale, Arizona, Post took in some of the local nightlife at a watering hole. It wasn’t just a pop-in, either; the singer stayed until 2AM closing time. The staff said he couldn’t have been nicer, and that’s before he dropped a massive tip for everyone working. While the exact amount wasn’t disclosed, one employee told the local news outlet, “I don’t wanna throw out a figure, but there were about 15 people on staff that night, and everyone can pay their bills this month.” See the news item about Post Malone’s bar visit to the right.

• In other Post Malone news, the singer is single once again. “TMZ” is reporting that Posty and his most recent GF, Christy Lee, are no longer together. Sources told the outlet the former couple called it quits a little under a month ago after being together romantically since the start of the year.

Scotty McCreery surprised fans Friday with the announcement that a new EP was on the way. On Instagram he told his followers, “I’m excited to announce my new EP, ‘Scooter & Friends,’ drops July 18th! It’s a collection of songs with features from some of my friends @hootieofficial, @leebrice, and @imcharliewilson.” The song with Hootie & The Blowfish, “Bottle Rocket,” came out a few weeks back. With news of the EP, Scotty’s song with Charlie Wilson, “Once Upon A Bottle of Wine,” dropped. The third song, with Lee Brice, is yet to be released.

Tim McGraw is bouncing back from multiple surgeries, but he hasn’t bounced all the way back. As he continues to recover, he’s had to cancel a show scheduled for July 21 at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins, Colorado. Tim’s replacement for the gig has already been announced: Cross Canadian Ragweed. For those feeling the lineup change is a deal-breaker, full refunds are being offered.