Australian Singles: Post Malone 'Rockstar' Spends 7th Week at No 1 - Noise11.com
The Post Malone and 21 Savage rap-hip-hop track "Rockstar" retains its lead on the ARIA Singles Chart for a seventh straight week.
www.noise11.comI don’t have live tool access right now to fetch the very latest updates, but I can share what’s widely reported about Post Malone’s activities in Australia up to the most recent public notices.
Core answer
- Post Malone announced or was reported to be touring Australia and New Zealand in 2026 as part of his big-venue/arena shows, including stadium-scale dates in major cities and festival appearances (e.g., Strummingbird Festival), with Don Toliver serving as a guest on dates in some reports. These tours are billed as part of his global “The BIG ASS World Tour” in 2026. Some outlets highlighted that this would be his largest headline presence in the region to date, including stadiums rather than arenas in some instances. [Sources from May 2026 reflect these headlines and date windows in Australia and New Zealand.]
Context and notable details
- Tour scale: Multiple outlets describe a stadium-focused run in Australia and New Zealand, representing a step up from prior arena tours in the region. This aligns with a pattern of expanding touring footprints in 2026.[2][3]
- Dates and locations: Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Auckland were specifically named as headline stops, with additional festival appearances (e.g., Strummingbird Festival) on the itinerary. The plan includes high-profile venues such as Marvel Stadium, Suncorp Stadium, and ENGIE Stadium in Australia and Go Media Stadium in Auckland.[3][2]
- Supporting acts: Don Toliver was highlighted as a guest act on the Australian/New Zealand dates in some announcements.[3]
- Prior Australia activity: Post Malone previously toured Australia in 2019 and returned for festival appearances and a 2023-2024 activity pattern; the 2026 leg is described as the largest-venue footprint to date. This provides a historical context for his ongoing popularity Down Under.[4][3]
What to watch for if you want the latest specifics
- Check official sources: Live Nation or local promoters in Australia and New Zealand commonly post updated date lists, presales, and venue details.
- Verify festival vs. standalone shows: Strummingbird Festival dates are interspersed with headlining stadium shows, so the schedule can include both festival appearances and standalone concerts.
- Ticketing windows: News items from May 2026 referenced presales through Live Nation and regional outlets, which could affect when tickets go on sale and the allocation for different markets.[2][3]
Would you like me to pull the latest official tour poster or ticketing pages for the most current date-by-date schedule and venue list? I can also summarize any recent interview quotes or press releases if you want more context about the tour’s scope and artistic direction.