
Post Malone Delays Tour, Drops New Double Album
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Post Malone postpones Big Ass Stadium Tour with Jelly Roll to focus on his new double album, The Eternal Buzz, which features forty tracks. The tour now starts June 9th, after three festival shows. Fans of the previous tour, which grossed $170 million, are disappointed, but Malone assures itll be worth the wait. The album, expected to blend old and new styles, is yet to be released since 2024.
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On May 2nd, Post Malone just dropped news that he's pushing back the start of his big-ass stadium tour. Part 2 with Jelly Roll. He canceled the first six dates from May 13th in El Paso through June 5th in Oxford, Mississippi, so he can wrap up his new 40 track. Double album called The Eternal Buzz. The tour now kicks off June 9th in Charlotte, North Carolina after he hits three festival shows in between. He broke the announcement on social media Friday night, saying they're not quite ready to tour yet because the music's too fire to rush. Last year's run with Jelly Roll sewed out every stadium and pulled in $170 million, but this time around, reports say tickets. Haven't been moving as fast for many dates. Fans planning to catch those early shows are bummed, and Malone apologized straight up, promising it'll be worth the wait when they finally go nuts. No new album from either artist since 2024, so the delay makes sense with all that buzz building. Industry folks thought the record was already done, but clearly there's more polishing needed.
Dropping it sooner, maybe with a hot single, could spark those ticket sales just like his last big country hit did for the previous tour. The show still on track from Charlotte onward, and with Malone hinting at dipping back into his rap roots, this double album might bring that old. Energy mixed with everything he's become. Stay tuned for the drop. That's your update from Music News today, powered by AI.
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