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Post Malone is struggling to sell tickets to his Big Ass Stadium Tour with Jelly Roll and Carter Faith, with less than a month left before showtime.
Post Malone’s Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 featuring Jelly Roll and Carter Faith kicks off on May 13 in El Paso, TX, at the Sun Bowl Stadium. But if more tickets don’t start moving, the turnout at most of these shows is looking pretty grim. Around 50 to 75% of these seats are still empty at a vast majority of the venues.
When Post went out on the road to support his debut country album, F-1 Trillion, in the fall of 2024, the entire tour was sold out. So what’s changed?
It’s not clear why tickets to these shows aren’t selling. But it could be in part because it’s been nearly two years since Post Malone released an album. He’s since teased a new project and released a few collaborative tracks, but fans are undoubtedly hungry for a new album.
Over the last few weeks, Post Malone has been teasing a possible 40-track album tentatively called The Eternal Buzz, and if it drops soon, ticket sales for the Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 could go through the roof. But until then, it seems unlikely that things will pick up before next month.
A couple of venues, including the University of Mississippi and Louisiana State University, are even offering discounts to students to try to move some tickets.
Meanwhile, a few stops on the tour seem to be selling much better than others—but it’s predominantly in more remote places such as Montana, which often don’t get big concerts coming to town. Crucially, even these shows aren’t sold out.
Post Malone: Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 with Jelly Roll and Carter Faith 2026 Dates
May
- 13 | Sun Bowl Stadium — El Paso, Texas
- 19 | McLane Stadium — Waco, Texas
- 23 | Tiger Stadium — Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- 26 | Protective Stadium — Birmingham, Alabama
- 29 | Raymond James Stadium — Tampa, Florida
June
- 05 | Vaught-Hemingway Stadium — Oxford, Mississippi
- 09 | Bank of America Stadium — Charlotte, North Carolina
- 12 | Lucas Oil Stadium — Indianapolis, Indiana
- 16 | Rogers Stadium — Toronto, Ontario
- 22 | Rentschler Field — East Hartford, Connecticut
- 25 | Huntington Bank Field — Cleveland, Ohio
- 30 | Nissan Stadium — Nashville, Tennessee
July
- 11 | Razorback Stadium — Fayetteville, Arkansas
- 15 | Kauffman Stadium — Kansas City, Missouri
- 17 | Jack Trice Stadium — Ames, Iowa
- 21 | Washington-Grizzly Stadium — Missoula, Montana
- 24 | Commonwealth Stadium — Edmonton, Alberta
- 25 | Commonwealth Stadium — Edmonton, Alberta
- 28 | Rice-Eccles Stadium — Salt Lake City, Utah
September
- 16 | Kai Tak Stadium — Hong Kong, China
- 19 | National Stadium — Kaohsiung, Taiwan
- 22 | National Stadium — Bangkok, Thailand
- 25 | National Stadium — Kallang, Singapore
- 27 | TM Stadium Nasional — Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- 29 | Phillipine Arena — Manila, Philippines
October
- 02 | Goyang Stadium — Seoul, South Korea
- 06 | K-Arena Yokohama — Tokyo, Japan
- 24 | Germania Insurance Super Stage — Austin, Texas
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