Post Malone Tour 2026

Inside Post Malone

Post Malone is the Syracuse-born, Grapevine-raised genre-shapeshifter who turned a 2015 SoundCloud upload called "White Iverson" into one of the most commercially flexible careers in modern American music — a singer, rapper, songwriter and producer who has charted Hot 100 No. 1s in hip-hop, pop, rock and now country without ever fully belonging to any one of them. Born Austin Richard Post on July 4, 1995 in Syracuse, New York, raised in Grapevine, Texas after his father took a concessions job with the Dallas Cowboys, he picked up guitar through a Guitar Hero obsession in middle school and was writing rap hooks and country songs side by side before he was old enough to drive.

Stoney (2016) on Republic Records produced "Congratulations" with Quavo and the diamond-certified "White Iverson," establishing the wounded-baritone vocal style and the post-genre aesthetic that became his signature. Beerbongs & Bentleys (2018) delivered "Rockstar" with 21 Savage, "Better Now" and "Psycho" — the album opened with the largest streaming week in Spotify history at the time.

Hollywood's Bleeding (2019) gave him "Sunflower" with Swae Lee, "Circles" and "Goodbyes." Twelve Carat Toothache (2022) and AUSTIN (2023) added "I Like You" with Doja Cat and "Chemical."

Then F-1 Trillion (2024) — a full-length country pivot with Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, Tim McGraw and Blake Shelton on the credits — sent "I Had Some Help" with Wallen to No. 1 on the Hot 100 and reframed the Post Malone touring proposition around stadium country rather than arena hip-hop. The F-1 Trillion Tour is a stadium-headliner build that runs Wallen, Combs and other country-headliner-tier guests on rotation, hitting NFL- and CFL-scale venues across North America with UK and European arena dates layered in.

This page is the evergreen landing spot for current Post Malone tour dates, ticket information, setlists and city-specific show notes, updated continuously as the routing rolls out.

About Post Malone

Austin Richard Post was born July 4, 1995 in Syracuse, New York and moved to Grapevine, Texas at nine years old after his father, Rich Post, took a job managing concessions for the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. The household soundtrack was open-format: his father played classic country and hip-hop, his mother played pop and folk, and Austin gravitated to all of it without picking sides — he later credited Guitar Hero with sending him to acoustic guitar, where he taught himself fingerstyle through Bob Dylan covers before he could legally drive.

He played guitar in a high-school metal band called Crown the Empire, made hip-hop beats in his bedroom on FL Studio, posted country covers to YouTube and uploaded mixtapes under different names to no audience at all. At seventeen he moved to Los Angeles to work as a songwriter and producer, sleeping on a couch in a shared apartment in the Valley with Jason "FKi 1st" Goldberg and producer Rex Kudo.

In August 2015 he uploaded "White Iverson" to SoundCloud as a self-produced loose track. It went viral inside a week, hit a million SoundCloud plays inside a month, and pulled Mac Miller and Wiz Khalifa into the DMs; by September he had a Republic Records deal.

Stoney followed in December 2016 with "Congratulations" featuring Quavo — a song that spent seventy-six weeks on the Hot 100 and pushed the album past quadruple-platinum. Beerbongs & Bentleys (April 2018) was the breakthrough on a generational scale: "Rockstar" with 21 Savage spent eight weeks at No. 1 on the Hot 100, "Psycho" with Ty Dolla $ign hit No. 1, and the album opened with what was then the largest single-week streaming total in Spotify history.

Hollywood's Bleeding (September 2019) consolidated him as a stadium-tier headliner — "Sunflower" with Swae Lee from the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse soundtrack became the first song in RIAA history to be certified Diamond by an animated-feature soundtrack lead, and "Circles" spent thirty-nine weeks in the Hot 100 top ten. Twelve Carat Toothache (2022) leaned introspective; AUSTIN (2023) leaned back to the singer-songwriter guitar work he had grown up on.

Then F-1 Trillion arrived in August 2024 as a full-format country album with eighteen tracks, Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Hank Williams Jr. and Dolly Parton on the credits — "I Had Some Help" with Wallen had already topped the Hot 100 ahead of release, "Pour Me a Drink" with Blake Shelton followed, and the country format embraced him with the kind of speed it almost never extends to a hip-hop crossover. The F-1 Trillion Tour rolled out as a stadium build across North America and a UK arena leg, and the Post Malone touring proposition is now squarely a stadium-country operation with a hip-hop catalogue stacked behind it.

Post Malone tour dates

The current Post Malone touring chapter is structured around the F-1 Trillion Tour — a stadium-headliner build that followed the August 2024 country pivot and reframed the entire live operation around NFL- and CFL-scale venues rather than the arena rooms of the Hollywood's Bleeding and Twelve Carat Toothache cycles. The North American routing has hit AT&T Stadium in his home Dallas-Fort Worth market, Soldier Field in Chicago, MetLife Stadium in the New York metro, Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, Rogers Centre in Toronto, BC Place in Vancouver and Nissan Stadium in Nashville on rotating legs, with UK and European arena dates layered in around The O2 in London and Manchester's AO Arena.

Sets run a deliberate 100 to 115 minutes with no intermission and a stadium-scale production package that has to do two jobs at once — carry the country-pivot setlist from F-1 Trillion alongside the diamond-certified hip-hop catalogue from Stoney, Beerbongs & Bentleys, Hollywood's Bleeding and AUSTIN without either side feeling like a token nod. Guest segments are central to the build: Morgan Wallen and Luke Combs have walked on for "I Had Some Help" and "Guy for That" on multiple North American stadium dates, Blake Shelton has joined for "Pour Me a Drink," and the country-headliner-tier guest rotation is a defining feature of the tour.

Door times run 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. for stadium dates with the opener on around 7:30 p.m. and Post Malone at 9:00 p.m. Stage production includes a full-width video wall, b-stage walkways into the floor pit, pyrotechnics on the up-tempo tracks and an acoustic mid-set chair turn that pulls "Stay" and "Circles" out of the production scale and back to a single performer with a guitar.

The grid above pulls the live schedule directly from Ticketmaster and updates as new F-1 Trillion Tour dates are confirmed and added.

Post Malone tickets

Post Malone tickets are sold primarily through Ticketmaster, with secondary inventory on StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid Seats and Ticketmaster's own verified resale platform linked from each event card on this page. Stadium pricing on an F-1 Trillion Tour date typically opens with upper-deck reserved seats in the $75–$150 range, lower-bowl seated $175–$400, field seated and field general-admission standing $250–$600, and front-of-stage pit and VIP hospitality packages climbing past $1,000 on the highest-demand markets like Dallas, Toronto, Los Angeles, New York and London.

Dynamic pricing is active on most Post Malone on-sales, so the figure at checkout can move significantly during the queue — front-of-stage pit on the original on-sales for the Twelve Carat Tour arena dates moved past $2,000 on platinum tiers before secondary resale even opened. Fan club presales through the official Post Malone site and Citi Cardmember presales open the Tuesday or Wednesday before the Friday public on-sale and remain the best path to good seats.

Ticketmaster Verified Fan registration is used on the highest-demand on-sales to keep bot inventory off the early window; register through the official site as soon as a date is announced. Secondary market reality: by show week on non-major-market stadium dates, upper-deck and lower-bowl pairs frequently drop 25 to 40 percent below original face value as resellers clear inventory.

UK resale is capped on Twickets at face value, the cleanest secondary path for O2 and AO Arena dates. Always buy from a marketplace with a buyer guarantee.

Post Malone setlist

A current Post Malone setlist runs about twenty-two to twenty-five songs across 100 to 115 minutes, and the build is unusual for a modern stadium headliner — it has to serve a hip-hop catalogue, a pop catalogue and a country catalogue inside the same show without any of the three feeling shortchanged. The night usually opens with a high-energy hip-hop pull from Beerbongs & Bentleys or Hollywood's Bleeding — "Wow," "Better Now" or "Psycho" — to set the stadium-rock tempo, then runs through the radio singles in tight clusters.

"Congratulations," "Rockstar" and "White Iverson" anchor the first third and pull the upper-deck singalong almost immediately. The mid-set acoustic chair turn is the signature emotional beat: Post sits down with an acoustic guitar and pulls "Stay," "Circles" and "I Fall Apart" back to a single-performer scale.

The country pivot block lands in the back half — "I Had Some Help," "Pour Me a Drink," "Guy for That" and "Tequila Shots" from F-1 Trillion sit together with surprise walk-ons from Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs or Blake Shelton when the routing permits. "I Like You" with Doja Cat, "Chemical" and "Goodbyes" extend the pop run.

The closing arc is "Sunflower" — the diamond-certified Spider-Verse anthem that pulls a full stadium-wide singalong without any production push — and an encore turn that typically ends on "Congratulations." Setlist construction rotates by leg with three to four track swaps from night to night; check setlist.fm after the first show of any new F-1 Trillion Tour leg for the current running order before you arrive.

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