Post Malone Pushes Back Tour to Finish Massive New Album

Post Malone has officially postponed the start of his Big Ass Stadium Tour, pushing back several dates and canceling part of the early run as he focuses on completing new music. The tour, which was set to kick off in mid-May, will now begin later in June after adjustments to the schedule. The decision comes as the artist works on his upcoming double album, The Eternal Buzz, a massive project expected to include around 40 tracks. According to Post Malone, the timing between finishing the album and preparing for a large-scale stadium tour simply didn’t align, leading him to delay the shows so he can deliver the music he promised fans. As part of the changes, multiple early tour stops were canceled, including shows in cities like El Paso, Waco, Baton Rouge, Birmingham, Tampa, and Oxford. Fans who planned to attend those dates were affected by the shift, with the artist offering apologies and acknowledging the inconvenience. The tour, which features Jelly Roll as a co-headliner on select dates, is still expected to be a major stadium run once it begins. Despite the delay, Post Malone reassured fans that the extra time will allow him to deliver a stronger experience both musically and on stage. While some reports have suggested other factors like ticket sales may have played a role, the artist has publicly emphasized that his main priority is finishing the album and making sure everything is ready before hitting the road. With the updated schedule now in place, anticipation remains high for both the tour and the new music, as Post Malone prepares to return with a more polished rollout and a major new project.