Post Malone Delays Big Ass Stadium Tour to Focus on Double Album 'The Eternal Buzz
Post Malone has made the decision to postpone the start of his Big Ass Stadium Tour with Jelly Roll in order to focus on completing his upcoming double album, The Eternal Buzz. The singer, whose real name is Austin Post, shared the news on his Instagram Stories after headlining Stagecoach in Indio, Calif. The tour delay will allow him to deliver new music to his fans before hitting the road.
Malone expressed his regret for canceling several shows that were originally scheduled for May and early June in various cities across the United States. He apologized to his fans who were looking forward to attending those concerts but assured them that he is working on creating new music for his upcoming album. The double album, titled The Eternal Buzz, is set to feature 40 tracks and promises to be a memorable musical experience for his audience.
The Big Ass Stadium Tour, which was initially slated to begin in May, will now kick off in June and run through July, with shows scheduled in different cities across the country. Malone reassured his fans that he has not forgotten about them and expressed his excitement to perform for them once again. He also hinted at the upcoming release of new music and promised an unforgettable concert experience for his loyal supporters.
Jelly Roll, who is set to join Malone on the Big Ass Stadium Tour, is also gearing up for his own solo tour, the Little Ass Shed Tour. The rapper, whose real name is Jason DeFord, announced additional solo shows and expressed his gratitude to his fans for their overwhelming support. Both artists are looking forward to connecting with their fans through their music and live performances, promising an unforgettable concert experience for all attendees.