Post Malone Sets ‘Big Ass’ Stadium Tour of Australia and New Zealand

Postie will deliver his biggest-ever headline shows in Australia and New Zealand when his BIG ASS World Tour swings down under this October.

Produced by Live Nation, Post Malone’s four-date stadium jaunt gets underway Oct. 9 at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, then stops at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium (Oct. 12), Sydney’s ENGIE Stadium (Oct. 15), and wraps up at Auckland’s Go Media Stadium on Oct. 21. Don Toliver will be joining Post Malone as “special guest” on those dates.

The U.S. singer and rapper’s fans in the regions won’t miss out. Malone’s lap of Australia will include spots on the Strummingbird Festival bill in Ballarat (Oct. 10), Newcastle (Oct. 17) and Queensland’s Sunshine Coast (Oct. 18).

The “Rockstar” artist is familiar with the biggest venues in these parts. He opened for Red Hot Chili Peppers’ on the rockers’ six-date Australasian stadium run in early 2023, and later that year headlined headline Spilt Milk festival, which visited Canberra, Ballarat and Perth. On that festival run, he enamored himself even further with locals when he performed a “shoey” by drinking beer out of fans’ boots while on stage.

Post Malone gets it done on the Australia charts, too. His seven albums have all impacted the ARIA top 10, including No. 1s for Beerbongs & Bentleys in 2018, Hollywood’s Bleeding in 2019. His most recent collection, the 2024 country album from F-1 Trillion, flew to No. 2.

Spreading over two years, and two legs, the Big Ass world tour marks a continuation of Malone’s recent pivot toward country and roots-influenced sounds, a direction that has broadened his audience in recent years.

As previously reported, Postie pushed back the opening of his U.S. run earlier this year with Jelly Roll, as he got down to work on completing his forthcoming album, reportedly titled The Eternal Buzz. A release date hasn’t been announced.

Tickets for Postie’s Australasian shows will be available starting with an artist presale beginning Tuesday, May 26. The general onsale then starts on Thursday, May 28. 

Visit postmalone.com, livenation.com.au/register and livenation.co.nz/register for more. See here for further information on Strummingbird Festival dates.