Post Malone Is Bringing His ‘BIG ASS World Tour’ To Australia

Australia’s collective liver may genuinely never recover from this one.

Post Malone has officially announced the Aussie leg of his BIG ASS World Tour for 2026 – and true to the name, the whole thing is XXXL.

Post Malone – ‘I Had Some Help’ (feat. Morgan Wallen)

After teasing his full-blown country pivot over the past year, the global superstar is returning Down Under for his biggest headline shows in the region to date, with a massive stadium run locked in across Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney this October.

Kicking off at Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium on October 9, the tour will then roll through Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium and Sydney’s ENGIE Stadium.

Joining him across the tour is fellow US heavyweight Don Toliver, whose latest album OCTANE recently debuted at #1 and currently stands as the highest-selling hip-hop album of the year.

And honestly? This whole thing feels less like a tour announcement and more like the inevitable next step in Post Malone’s increasingly unstoppable global takeover.

Over the last few years, Posty has somehow managed to evolve from tattooed internet-era rap superstar into one of modern music’s biggest crossover success stories – bouncing between hip-hop, pop, rock and now country with an ease that honestly shouldn’t work as well as it does.

But judging by the response to his debut country album F-1 Trillion? People are very, very onboard.

Released last year, the album debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and spawned huge collaborations with Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs and Blake Shelton, while smash hit I Had Some Help spent six consecutive weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100.

And that’s before you even get into the absurd catalogue of diamond-certified hits he’s bringing with him.

We’re talking rockstar, Circles, Sunflower, Congratulations, Psycho, White Iverson, Better Now… genuinely an unfair number of songs for one human being to have.

The announcement follows Post Malone’s hugely successful 2023 Australian arena tour and his headline appearances at Spilt Milk, but this time around the scale has levelled up dramatically.

And as if stadium shows weren’t enough, Post will also headline all three Australian dates of Strummingbird Festival while he’s in the country – continuing his ongoing cowboy-core transformation in the most chaotic way possible.

Honestly, watching thousands of Australians scream the words to rockstar while wearing cowboy boots at a country festival somehow feels extremely 2026.

Suss all the dates down below.

POST MALONE – BIG ASS AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2026

Supported by Don Toliver

Friday October 9 – Melbourne, AUS – Marvel Stadium
Monday October 12 – Brisbane, AUS – Suncorp Stadium
Thursday October 15 – Sydney, AUS – ENGIE Stadium

Tickets will be available starting with an artist presale beginning Tuesday 26 May. The general onsale will begin on Thursday 28 May. Presale start and end times vary by market, check your local listings at postmalone.com.