Post Malone delays second leg of “Big Ass Stadium Tour,” cancels El Paso and first Albuquerque shows, to finish 40-song double album The Eternal Buzz

Post Malone has delayed part of his “Big Ass Stadium Tour” so he can finish his next album, The Eternal Buzz.

The singer said he needs more time to complete the project, which is planned as a double album. Because of this, the second leg of the tour—originally set to continue in 2025—will be pushed back.

He also canceled the first two shows of that leg, which were scheduled in El Paso, Texas, and Albuquerque, New Mexico. However, a second show in Albuquerque on May 16 is still expected to happen.

In a message to fans, Post Malone explained that the tour schedule and his work on the album were not lining up. He said he wants to deliver new music but doesn’t have enough time to finish it before going back on the road.

The upcoming album will follow his 2024 release, F-1 Trillion. It is expected to include around 40 songs, split into two parts. Post Malone recently said he has already completed most of the tracks and is excited about how they sound.

When the tour resumes, it will include shows across North America and Asia, with country artist Jelly Roll joining as the opening act. The tour is planned to end in Japan in October.