Watch Post Malone, Slash, Chad Smith and more cover Black Sabbath and Alice In Chains

See their take on ‘War Pigs’ and ‘Rooster’

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Slash, Chad Smith and Chris Chaney joined Post Malone‘s headline New Year’s Eve concert for closing renditions of classic Black Sabbath and Alice In Chains songs.

Malone, who wrapped Bud Light’s NYE concert event at MGM Resorts in Las Vegas on Thursday (December 31), enlisted the rock legends for a couple of roaring covers.

Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ Chad Smith and Jane’s Addiction‘s Chris Chaney joined first for a cover of Alice In Chains 1993 single ‘Rooster’, before Guns N’ Roses‘ Slash took to his axe alongside them for Black Sabbath’s 1970 song ‘War Pigs’.

Before the covers, Posty performed a selection of his own music including ‘Sunflower‘ and ‘Rockstar’ with his live band, which included frequent producer Andrew Watt.

You can watch the performances at around the 34:50 mark below:

In the past few years Malone has traded favours with former Black Sabbath singer Ozzy Osbourne on the pair’s respective latest albums, with Ozzy guesting on Malone’s ‘Take What You Want‘ from ‘Hollywood’s Bleeding‘, and Post guesting on Osbourne’s ‘It’s A Raid‘ from ‘Ordinary Man‘.

Posty, too, has had his own material covered recently – by Jake Bugg. You watch Bugg’s full-band version of Malone’s chart-topping hit ‘Circles’ here. For the new cover version, Bugg added his trademark rock’n’roll swagger, backed by a full band and performed in a studio setting.

The Nottingham singer-songwriter released his latest single ‘All I Need’ back in October. The track follows his previous 2020 releases ‘Rabbit Hole’ and ‘Saviours Of The City’.

Meanwhile, Posty recently gifted a pair of his signature custom Crocs to every student at his former high school in Texas.

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