Post Malone has postponed the Australian and Asian dates of The BIG ASS World Tour.

The Texas artist will no longer head Down Under this October, having postponed his stadium shows with Don Toliver and withdrawn from Strummingbird, which he was due to headline in Ballarat, Newcastle and on the Sunshine Coast. The festival will continue without him, adding Tyler Childers, Sam Barber and Australian country artist James Johnston to the line-up. 

It's believed his performance in Auckland, New Zealand is also postponed, but this has yet to be confirmed, and his shows across Asia from September 16 to October 6 have also been pulled. No replacement dates have been announced and no official reason has been given for the change. 

Tickets are being automatically refunded from the point of purchase to the original payment method. Those who have bought tickets for Strummingbird can request refunds through Moshtix until 5pm AEST on September 3.

Last month, Malone completed the summer North American leg of the tour, a co-headline run with Jelly Roll and a sequel to their 2025 record-breaking stadium trek.

Post Malone put out his most recent album, 'F-1 Trillion', and its extended edition, 'F-1 Trillion: Long Bed', in 2024. He has since collaborated with Morgan Wallen on I Ain't Comin' Back, DJ Khaled and YoungBoy Never Broke Again on Brother, and BigXthaPlug on Cold.