Post Malone is set to embark on the BIG ASS Stadium Tour Part 2 with Jelly Roll and Carter Faith in less than one month. Tickets to the concert are not selling.
A vast majority of the “big ass stadiums” are going to be half empty (or more) if sales don’t pick up.
The reason for this lack of interest is not entirely clear but a tease of new music could help to pick up the momentum as we near closer to the first night of the tour. Otherwise, the outlook is pretty grim .
Post Malone is going on tour, again.
F-1 Trillion was released on August 16, 2024. Post Malone proceeded to head on tour to perform his debut country album that next fall with 21 stops from September 8, 2024 to October 27, 2024.
The entire tour was completely sold out.
I went to the show at Nissan Stadium in Nashville and I cannot remember a single seat that was not filled. Everybody had a great time! Posty played some of his biggest hits (with a country twist) intermixed with his newest release and brought out a few local guests like Blake Shelton. The pyrotechnics were INSANE!
That was almost 18 months ago. Post Malone is going back out on tour in 2026. Most of the stops in the United States are at college football and/or NFL stadiums. Hence the name of the tour…
The BIG ASS Stadium Tour Part 2 is back!
— Ole Miss Athletics (@OleMissSports) February 10, 2026
Tickets are on sale NOW for Post Malone and Jelly Roll with special guest Carter Faith. Grab yours today! 💚
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This latest run begins on May 13. It will conclude at the end of October.
- May 13 — Sun Bowl Stadium — El Paso, Texas
- May 19 — McLane Stadium — Waco, Texas
- May 23 — Tiger Stadium — Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- May 26 — Protective Stadium — Birmingham, Alabama
- May 29 — Raymond James Stadium — Tampa, Florida
- June 5 — Vaught-Hemingway Stadium — Oxford, Mississippi
- June 9 — Bank of America Stadium — Charlotte, North Carolina
- June 12 — Lucas Oil Stadium — Indianapolis, Indiana
- June 16 — Rogers Stadium — Toronto, Ontario
- June 22 — Rentschler Field — East Hartford, Connecticut
- June 25 — Huntington Bank Field — Cleveland, Ohio
- June 30 — Nissan Stadium — Nashville, Tennessee
- July 11 — Razorback Stadium — Fayetteville, Arkansas
- July 15 — Kauffman Stadium — Kansas City, Missouri
- July 17 — Jack Trice Stadium — Ames, Iowa
- July 21 — Washington-Grizzly Stadium — Missoula, Montana
- July 24 — Commonwealth Stadium — Edmonton, Alberta
- July 25 — Commonwealth Stadium — Edmonton, Alberta
- July 28 — Rice-Eccles Stadium — Salt Lake City, Utah
- Sept. 16 — Kai Tak Stadium — Hong Kong, China
- Sept. 19 — National Stadium — Kaohsiung, Taiwan
- Sept. 22 — National Stadium — Bangkok, Thailand
- Sept. 25 — National Stadium — Kallang, Singapore
- Sept. 27 — TM Stadium Nasional — Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- Sept. 29 — Phillipine Arena — Manila, Philippines
- Oct. 2 — Goyang Stadium — Seoul, South Korea
- Oct. 6 — K-Arena Yokohama — Tokyo, Japan
- Oct. 24 — Germania Insurance Super Stage — Austin, Texas
Jelly Roll will provide direct support for Post Malone and Carter Faith is a permanent opener for all of the shows in the U.S. and Canada. Most of the international stops will instead feature Don Toliver.
Tickets are not selling…
There is less than one month until the first day of The BIG ASS Stadium Tour Part 2 and there are still a lot of tickets available at pretty much every domestic stop. It is officially panic time!
Here is a look at the availability for May 13 in El Paso:
This is what it looks like for May 26 in Birmingham:
June 12 in Indianapolis is not any better:
Nor is July 28 in Salt Lake City:
Ole Miss will host Post Malone and Jelly Roll on Friday, June 5. There are a lot of tickets still available. Check out the guide in the bottom left. Most of the seats are wide open.
The university has resorted to giveaways.
Students (who will be out for the summer) are getting a major discount to try and put butts in the seats.
LSU has the same problem.
It has also turned to the local media market for giveaways.
There are a few stops on the tour that are selling much better but they are the more remote locations that don’t often get concerts of this caliber. Like Montana, for example. And even then… it’s not sold out!
Post Malone has not released any new music since August 2024 and has not had the same buzz over the last year as he did when F-1 Trillion first dropped. Perhaps Jelly Roll is not as big of a draw as expected.
Posty teased a potential 40-track double album tentatively titled ‘The Eternal Buzz’ on a few different occasions over the last few weeks. It could drop sooner than later. Maybe ticket sales for The BIG ASS Stadium Tour Part 2 will skyrocket if/when it does. If not, it’s looking like the BIG ASS Stadium Tour will be the EMPTY ASS Stadium Tour.