Tickets for Post Malone's tour are available at Ticketmaster and start between $44 and $79 depending on the venue, with some ticket packages costing over $1,000 per seat. Tickets are also available via reliable third-party sites like StubHub starting at $84.

Post Malone’s “The Big Ass Stadium Tour” includes a Detroit, Michigan concert at Ford Field this year. See him live with Jelly Roll and Sierra Ferrell on Sunday, May 18.

Unless you’re willing to go overseas for the star, Brits have only got one chance to catch Post Malone on his Big Ass World Tour. He’ll be bringing the show to London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for one night only, on Sunday, September 7 2025 (shortly after Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar and SZA take over the same venue).

Post Malone has announced that his Big Ass Tour will head to the United Kingdom later this summer as part of a new European leg of shows. The Texas-raised star will perform at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sep.

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The Big Ass World Tour will see Post Malone tour alongside country superstar Jelly Roll, but Jelly Roll won’t be at the London show. Here’s everything else you need to know about the tour, including presale, ticket prices and more info for the London date.

The Better Now singer will start his world tour on 8 August in Romania, before heading to Hungary, Czech Republic, Austria, plus 13 more locations before finishing up his tour in Portugal on 14 September. He will visit London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 7 September, between visiting Germany and the Netherlands.

Post Malone is set to bring “The BIG ASS World Tour” to Europe and the UK this year.

Post Malone and Jelly Roll are going international. The country newcomer announced a lengthy slate of new dates for his 2025 tour, turning Malone’s Big A– Stadium Tour into a Big A– World Tour. The trek — initially set for April 29 through July 1 — will now run through mid-September.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has a capacity of around 60,000 for music events, and considering there is only one UK date, securing tickets to see Post Malone in the UK could be very competitive.