Post Malone said that as he transitions to country music, he is growing to appreciate Nashville, Tennessee, more than Los Angeles, a city that he says is 'just not conducive to a work environment.'
Post Malone is putting down roots in Music City. The singer has been transitioning from his musical blend of rap and rock to a more country sound, culminating with the release of his first country album, 'F-1 Trillion.' In doing so, he has been making connections in Nashville, Tennesse, a place he seems to enjoy far more than Los Angeles.
Bannon told him that she saw him at Stagecoach in April – his debut performance at the country music festival – and that he looked like he was having a good time. 'I was having the time of my life,' he admitted. 'I was happy.' While it is clear that the roots he has been putting down in Nashville have contributed to that happiness, he credited his daughter and fiancée with actually saving his life.
Fox News Digital's Tracy Wright contributed to this report.
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