Post Malone and Jelly Roll just announced a massive 25-date stadium tour for summer 2026. The Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 kicks off in April with major festival stops before hitting North America’s biggest venues. Here’s everything fans need to know about securing tickets and catching this legendary pair live.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Tour Name: The Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 featuring Post Malone and Jelly Roll
- Tour Dates: April 2026 through July 2026 across North America
- Total Shows: 25 stadium dates plus festival appearances at Stagecoach and Summerfest
- Ticket Pre-Sale: February 6, 2026 via Ticketmaster for registered fans
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Post Malone and Jelly Roll confirmed they’re bringing back their record-breaking partnership for round two. The initial Big Ass Stadium Tour in 2025 drew over one million fans across North America and grossed more than $170 million. This new run promises even bigger venues and more explosive performances starting in spring.
The tour kicks off with festival appearances at Tortuga Music Festival in Fort Lauderdale on April 10 and Stagecoach in Indio, California on April 26. From there, the dual superstars will dominate stadium stages through late July, making strategic stops in major markets across the United States and Canada.
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This isn’t just another music tour, it’s a stadium invasion. Post and Jelly will perform at some of America’s most iconic college football venues, transforming them into concert destinations. The lineup includes Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, home of the LSU Tigers, McLane Stadium in Waco on May 19, and Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville on July 11.
Other premiere stadiums on the tour feature venues like Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, and Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland. The tour also includes Canadian dates at Rogers Stadium in Toronto and Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, proving the artists’ international appeal extends well beyond U.S. borders.
Complete 2026 Tour Schedule and Venue Information
| Date | City | Venue |
| April 10 | Fort Lauderdale, FL | Tortuga Music Festival |
| April 26 | Indio, CA | Stagecoach Music Festival |
| May 13 | El Paso, TX | Sun Bowl Stadium |
| May 19 | Waco, TX | McLane Stadium |
| May 23 | Baton Rouge, LA | Tiger Stadium |
| June 25 | Cleveland, OH | Huntington Bank Field |
| June 27 | Milwaukee, WI | Summerfest |
| July 11 | Fayetteville, AR | Reynolds Razorback Stadium |
Carter Faith will serve as support on all headlining stadium dates, bringing her modern country sound to each show. The production promises to be massive, matching the scale of last summer’s record-breaking tour while expanding to even larger venues and market reach.
Ticket Pre-Sale Launch and Presale Access Details
Ticket pre-sales begin Friday, February 6, 2026 at 10 AM local time via Ticketmaster for fans who register by Wednesday, February 4 at 11:59 PM ET. Citi cardmembers get early access starting February 4 at 10 AM local time through February 9. American Express cardholders can purchase Canada show tickets beginning February 4.
The general public sale launches Tuesday, February 10 at 10 AM local time through Ticketmaster and LiveNation.com. VIP packages include premium seating, exclusive merchandise, VIP lounge access, and collectible concert items. Pricing varies by venue, but early indicators suggest high demand will push tickets quickly once sales open.
“There’s no doubt that Post Malone and Jelly Roll are two of the biggest names in music today, and the undeniable chemistry between Post and Jelly Roll proved to be a defining force on last year’s tour.”
— Jason Cook, Baylor Vice President of Marketing and Communications
Why This 2026 Tour Matters for Music Industry and Fans
Post Malone is a 9x diamond-certified global superstar who recently dominated Grammy Awards with his album F-1 Trillion. Jelly Roll swept the 2026 Grammy Awards with three wins, including Best Contemporary Country Album for Beautifully Broken. Together, they represent music’s biggest cross-genre collaboration.
Last summer’s inaugural tour proved that audiences hungry for authentic, genre-blending performances will travel and spend. The chemistry between these artists created historic touring moments. This 2026 run builds on that momentum while expanding to new markets and larger capacity venues, signaling confidence from Live Nation and promoters that demand exceeds even their projections.
Will You Catch Post Malone and Jelly Roll Live This Summer?
With 25 stadium dates across North America and festival appearances filling the calendar, there’s likely a date near you. Fans should mark their calendars for presale registration deadlines and plan ahead given the expected high demand from the previous tour’s massive success. Whether you caught them last summer or this is your first chance, securing tickets early gives you the best shot at seeing two of music’s most compelling live performers take over stadiums nationwide.
Sources
- Baylor University Media Relations – Official Post Malone and Jelly Roll Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2 announcement for McLane Stadium dates
- Consequence.net – Comprehensive tour date listing and presale information for all North American stadium shows
- Ticketmaster – Official ticketing partner with venue-specific presale details and VIP package options
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