Post Malone was giving a free concert in San Francisco Friday night to welcome Super Bowl weekend; several people in attendance did not just visit for the game, but for the Super Bowl weekend vibes. Fans who hail from several states and two countries, Denmark and Australia, started lining up earl y Thursday morning for the free concert. “All people from all around the world, and we’re all connecting over the same thing that we just absolutely love – just incredible vibes, good people,” said Ashley Gonzales of Las Vegas. There was more of the same at the Palace of Fine Arts, where they rolled out the red carpet and where visitors dipped in on Sting rehearsing before his Super Bowl 60 concert at the historic venue. “Yeah, it’s amazing. It’s a pretty iconic place, and to have a concert in here, it’s pretty amazing,” Tod Klingler said. There seems to be something for everybody to enjoy, from the NFL experience at the Moscone Center to the city’s famous food beer and wine choices the concerts. The Budweiser Clydesdales even got in on the act this Friday night. “I absolutely love it. I think San Francisco is such a fun city to be in,” Zoe Kendall of Salem, Oregon said.  “It’s my first time here. It’s my first time in California, and so far, the people here are just amazing. Very good vibes. I like it,” Malu Malone of Tennessee said. The locals are elated to hear such high praise for the city by the bay from visitors far and near. “It’s great to see everybody come back and saying wow this city is really beautiful – so much food, people, culture,” Diana R. of San Francisco said. The excitement builds as game day nears, and two lucky fans even got free tickets to the game from 49ers Pro Bowl Tight End George Kittle, who put his own stamp on that incredible vibe everyone’s talking about this Super Bowl weekend. ...read more read less