Online speculation has sparked fears among fans that American singer-songwriter Post Malone will cancel his upcoming Asian tour, which includes a stop in Singapore at the National Stadium on Sept 25, according to reports from The Straits Times. On the show’s ticketing platform Ticketmaster Singapore, the status of ticket sales is shown as “currently unavailable,” raising questions among ticket holders.
Ticketing Status and Schedule Uncertainties
According to Ticketmaster Singapore, ticket sales for the highly anticipated National Stadium show currently display an unavailable status. The concert was first announced on April 1, with ticket prices ranging from $138 to $528. Pre-sales started on April 6, while general sales commenced on April 10. When The Straits Times reached out for comment, concert organiser Live Nation was unable to confirm the cancellation.
Adding to fan anxiety, Reddit users have pointed out scheduling conflicts involving supporting acts. American rapper Don Toliver, the support act for the Asian tour, is listed as a headliner on the second day of Camp Souled Out Dates, a US music festival in Waldorf, Maryland, on Sept 27. That date directly clashes with Post Malone’s concert in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, which also lists Toliver as a performer.
Full Asian Tour Itinerary and Past Cancellations
Despite the online rumors, the Asian leg of Post Malone’s Big Ass Stadium World Tour remains officially on the schedule. According to the tour itinerary, the run is scheduled to kick off on Sept 16 at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong and end at K-Arena Yokohama in Yokohama, Japan, on Oct 6. The route includes scheduled dates in Thailand and South Korea, with all shows currently remaining listed on Post Malone’s official website.
The Big Ass Stadium Tour, launched in support of Post Malone’s sixth studio album F-1 Trillion (2024), began in Salt Lake City, US, on April 29, 2025, with its first leg ending in London on Sept 21 of that same year. The artist is no stranger to mid-tour adjustments; in May 2026, he announced the cancellation of the first few weeks of the tour’s second leg—spanning May 13 to June 5 across US cities ranging from El Paso to Oxford—citing scheduling conflicts and a desire to finish work on an upcoming album before returning to the road. That tour successfully resumed on June 9 in Charlotte, US, and according to the fan-run site Setlist.fm, his most recent concert took place in Salt Lake City on July 28.
Did you know? Post Malone’s upcoming National Stadium stop marks the music star’s first full-scale solo headline show in Singapore. His previous performance here was part of the 2023 Formula One Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix concerts at the Padang.
Artist Background and Recent Milestones
The Dallas-born artiste, 30, has built a reputation for blending hip-hop, pop, rock, and, more recently, country influences. According to music industry data, he has scored six No. 1 hits on the US Billboard singles chart, including “Rockstar” (2017), “Circles” (2019), and “Sunflower” (2018), with the latter standing as one of the most commercially successful singles of the streaming era. His country-leaning album F-1 Trillion debuted at No. 1 on the US Billboard albums chart, marking his third record to top the ranking.
Outside of his music career, personal milestones have also marked his recent months. According to public reports, Post Malone reportedly proposed to his girlfriend, stylist Christy Lee, in the American state of Utah on Aug 18, an engagement that comes more than a year after they were first spotted in public together at a dinner in Rome.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Post Malone’s Singapore concert officially cancelled?
No. While Ticketmaster Singapore lists ticket sales as “currently unavailable,” concert organiser Live Nation was unable to confirm any cancellation when contacted by The Straits Times, and all dates remain listed on the official website.
When is Post Malone scheduled to perform in Singapore?
The National Stadium concert is scheduled for Sept 25, as part of the Asian leg of his Big Ass Stadium World Tour.
What are the dates for the broader Asian tour?
The Asian leg is scheduled to begin on Sept 16 at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong and conclude at K-Arena Yokohama in Japan on Oct 6, with stops in Thailand, South Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore.
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