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Post Malone just shocked Asia with a massive eight-city stadium tour announcement. Don Toliver joins September shows as special guest across Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines. The tour kicks off on September 16 and wraps October 6.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Tour Name: Post Malone Presents The BIG ASS Stadium World Tour Asia leg
- Announcement Date: March 31, 2026 via Instagram and Facebook
- Special Guest: Don Toliver appears on all Asia dates
- Duration: Eight stadium shows spanning September 16 to October 6, 2026
Historic Asia Expansion for Diamond-Certified Superstar
Post Malone is expanding his record-breaking BIG ASS World Tour into Asia for the first time with an eight-city stadium run. The nine-time diamond-certified global superstar announced the dates on March 31, sending shockwaves through Asian fan communities. This marks a major moment for the rapper’s international touring strategy.
The Asia leg represents a significant shift in Post Malone’s touring reach. Major stadium venues have been secured across all eight cities, with Live Nation promoting the entire run. This expansion follows the massive success of his North American stadium dates earlier in 2026.
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Don Toliver Joins Every September Stop as Special Guest
Don Toliver, the Grammy-nominated rapper, will serve as the opening act for all Asia dates. Fans across Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines will get to experience both superstars in one night. This pairing brings significant drawing power to the Asian market.
Toliver’s involvement adds credibility and appeal across hip-hop audiences. The two artists have collaborated before, and this partnership signals Post Malone’s commitment to delivering premium entertainment experiences across Asia. Presale access launched immediately after the announcement.
Complete Asia Tour Schedule and Venue Details
| City | Venue | Date |
| Hong Kong | Kai Tak Stadium | September 16 |
| Kaohsiung, Taiwan | National Stadium | September 19 |
| Bangkok, Thailand | Rajamangala National Stadium | September 22 |
| Singapore | National Stadium | September 25 |
| Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | TM Stadium National | September 27 |
| Manila, Philippines | Philippine Arena | September 29 |
| Seoul, South Korea | Goyang Stadium | October 2 |
| Yokohama, Japan | K Arena Yokohama | October 6 |
All eight stadium shows will take place across five Southeast Asian countries plus East Asia. Shows run from mid-September through early October. Fans have been camping out on ticketing platforms since the announcement dropped.
“Just Announced: Asia Tour with @dontoliver can’t wait to see ya’ll!!! sign up here for presale access to get tix”
— Post Malone, via Instagram and Facebook announcement
Presale Strategy and Ticket Information
Ticket sales opened immediately following the March 31 announcement. Live Nation is offering presale access for fans who signed up for exclusive opportunities. General ticket information indicates pricing varies by venue and seating location. Many shows are expected to sell out quickly given pent-up demand across Asia.
Multiple ticketing platforms are handling sales across different regions. Official ticket details, including pricing, continue rolling out through Ticketmaster and regional vendors. VIP packages and premium experiences are being developed for select shows.
Is Post Malone Finally Bringing Stadium Tours to More Asian Markets?
This Asia run represents a watershed moment for Post Malone’s global touring strategy. Prior tours visited limited Asian dates, but this dedicated eight-city stadium takeover signals serious commitment to the region. The scale of venues chosen reflects confidence in massive audience demand.
Fans across Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea, and Japan will now experience Post Malone in premium stadium environments. This expansion could reshape international touring for hip-hop artists across Asia moving forward.
Sources
- ABS-CBN – Detailed coverage of Post Malone’s Manila appearance and Asia tour announcement
- Pollstar News – Industry reporting on the BIG ASS World Tour Asia leg details
- Live Nation – Official tour promotion and venue confirmation across eight cities
