Post Malone has postponed his upcoming concerts in Asia and Australia.
The I Had Some Help singer, real name Austin Post, will no longer bring his Big A*s Stadium Tour to Asia and Australia in September and October.
Post was scheduled to kick off the Asian leg of his stadium tour in Hong Kong before making stops in Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, South Korea and Japan.
A week later, he was set to begin his run in Australia, performing in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney. He was also set to headline three shows in Ballarat, Newcastle, and Sunshine Coast as part of the Strummingbird Festival.
Representatives for the festival confirmed the news on Instagram, writing, “We’re gutted to let you know that Post Malone will no longer be headlining Strummingbird, due to the recent postponement of his Asia and Australian tours,” before unveiling his replacements.
In addition to the Asian and Australian shows, the Rockstar hitmaker was also set to perform in Auckland, New Zealand on 21 October. However, that show is listed as cancelled on Ticketmaster.
As a result, he currently has two shows still standing – YQM Country Fest in Canada on Saturday, and the 2026 United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas on 24 October.
Post, who recently got engaged to his on-off girlfriend Christy Lee, has yet to explain why he has postponed the vast majority of his remaining tour dates. The shows have yet to be rescheduled.
In May, he cancelled the first three weeks of the tour’s U.S. leg to finish making his next album, The Eternal Buzz, which will be released later this year, and on Tuesday, he re-released his August 26th mixtape onto streaming services in honour of its 10th anniversary.
