Post Malone Delays Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 to Focus on New Album 'The Eternal Buzz
Post Malone has decided to postpone the start of his Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 to focus on completing his highly anticipated album, The Eternal Buzz. The singer announced the delay on Instagram Stories, explaining that he needed more time to finish the new music before hitting the road. As a result, the tour will now kick off on June 9 in Charlotte, North Carolina, instead of the original May 13 start date in El Paso, Texas. The first six shows of the tour have been cancelled, including stops in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, and Florida.
Post Malone expressed his apologies to fans who had purchased tickets for the cancelled shows, promising that the wait for the new music would be worth it. He revealed that The Eternal Buzz will be a double album with 40 tracks, hinting at the exciting content that fans can expect. Despite the delay, Post Malone assured his supporters that he has not forgotten about his debut album, Stoney, and is looking forward to performing for them again soon.
In his message to fans, Post Malone expressed his love and gratitude, eagerly anticipating the opportunity to connect with his audience once more. The singer's decision to prioritize the completion of his album demonstrates his commitment to delivering quality music to his fans, ensuring that the upcoming tour will be a memorable experience for all.