Post Malone has postponed the entire Asia and Australasia leg of his BIG ASS Stadium World Tour, affecting shows across Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
The run was due to include stops in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, South Korea, and Japan, before continuing through Australia and New Zealand. Promoters and ticketing platforms across several markets confirmed the postponements on 27 August, with full refunds being issued for affected shows.
In Australia, Post Malone has also pulled out of his scheduled Strummingbird festival appearances as part of the change to his touring plans.
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For Singapore fans, this means Post Malone Presents The BIG ASS Stadium World Tour will no longer take place at the National Stadium on 25 September as scheduled.
Ticketmaster Singapore confirmed that fans who purchased tickets through the platform will receive a full refund via their original payment method. Refunds may take up to 60 business days to be processed, with no further action required from ticketholders.
The announcement follows days of uncertainty around the Singapore date after its Ticketmaster listing was marked as “Currently Unavailable”. The show remains listed on the National Stadium page with that status.
The Singapore concert would have marked Post Malone’s first full-scale solo headline show in the country. He previously performed here as part of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix entertainment lineup in 2023.
The tour supports his sixth studio album, F-1 Trillion, which marked a deeper move into country music while continuing the hip-hop, pop, and rock crossover that has defined much of his career.
No reason has been officially given for the postponement, and new dates have yet to be announced. For now, the shows are being described as postponed rather than cancelled, despite refunds being issued across several markets.
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