Post Malone Delays Six Stadium Shows to Finish Album
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- Post Malone cancels six stadium dates (El Paso, Waco, Baton Rouge, Birmingham, Tampa, Oxford) and pushes the tour start to June 9 in Charlotte, a three‑week delay.
- Jelly Roll stays as co‑headliner but will now begin the leg on June 9, after the postponed shows.
- Live Nation produced the joint tour and must handle refunds for roughly a third of the North‑American dates.
- Ticket sales have been soft compared to last year’s sold‑out 'Big Ass Stadium Tour', which grossed $170 million, raising revenue concerns for the upcoming leg.
- The Eternal Buzz is the working title of Malone’s 40‑track album, still unfinished, with Malone reporting around 35 songs recorded and no release date set.
Why it matters: Post Malone and Jelly Roll lose revenue from six canceled stadium shows (≈⅓ of the North‑American leg) and fans face refunds; the three‑week delay lets Malone finish his 40‑track album, which will shape ticket demand for rest of the tour.
