Post Malone Postpones 2026 Tour, Cancels 6 Shows
Live Nation canceled the first month of the stadium tour as Post Malone said he needed three more weeks to finish a new album.
- Baylor University confirmed Friday that the Post Malone and Jelly Roll concert at McLane Stadium is canceled, part of a month-long delay for the Live Nation-produced "Big Stadium Tour Part 2."
- Post Malone announced he is pushing back the tour by three weeks to finish recording his upcoming 40-track album, titled "The Eternal Buzz."
- The cancellation affects the first six tour dates including El Paso, Baton Rouge, Birmingham, Tampa, and Oxford, Miss., before the tour resumes June 9 in Charlotte.
- Baylor Vice President and CMO Jason Cook expressed disappointment regarding the news, adding that the university is already "working on future concert options for McLane Stadium."
- Reports indicate the tour delay follows soft ticket sales, contrasting sharply with last summer's "Big Ass Stadium Tour" by Malone and Jelly Roll, which sold out and grossed $170 million.
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Post Malone abruptly cancels upcoming tour dates with Jelly Roll: ‘We ain’t ready’
Post Malone is hitting pause on his upcoming tour.The singer made the announcement on Instagram, saying he promised fans new music—but he’s not ready to hit the road just yet."I don’t have the time to finish it before tour starts," Post wrote. "We ain’t ready for tour just yet, so I’m making the decision to push the tour back about 3 weeks to get this music done."He said the timing didn’t line up after looking at his schedule following another m…
Post Malone Cancels Shows While Working On New Music
Although Post Malone’s Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 kicked off last month, the artist is clocking some more studio time before getting back on the road. The 18x Grammy nominee announced on Friday that he’s pushing off the remainder of the tour by three weeks after he “promised y’all beautiful people new music” and hasn’t had time to deliver on that yet. “Hey there party people, Let me first kick this mofo off by saying – hope everyone out the…
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