US rapper Post Malone has announced an extensive tour of Australia and New Zealand for later this year.

Malone’s The BIG ASS World Tour will mark the global superstar’s largest string of headline shows in the region to date.

The tour announcement comes just weeks after the rapper said on Instagram that he was pushing back his Big Ass Stadium Tour by about three weeks, citing the need to finish new music before heading out on the road.

In a statement shared to his Instagram Stories at the start of May, he told fans that timing “isn’t really lining up.”

“We ain’t ready for tour just yet, so I’m making the decision to push the tour back about three weeks to get this music done,” he shared.

Tickets for the Down Under section of the tour will be available starting with an artist presale beginning on May 26th. The general sale will then begin on May 28th.

For those with access to the Live Nation presale, that will begin on May 27th and run until the following morning. To purchase presale tickets, sign up now at livenation.com.au/register and livenation.co.nz/register.

Australia and New Zealand tour dates:

Fri, Oct 9 – Melbourne, AUS – Marvel Stadium

Sat, Oct 10 – Ballarat, AUS – Strummingbird Festival

Mon, Oct 12 – Brisbane, AUS – Suncorp Stadium

Thu, Oct 15 – Sydney, AUS – ENGIE Stadium

Sat, Oct 17 – Newcastle, AUS – Strummingbird Festival

Sun, Oct 18 – Sunshine Coast, AUS – Strummingbird Festival

Weds, Oct 21 – Auckland, NZ – Go Media Stadium

Malone will be supported on the tour by Grammy nominated R&B artist Don Toliver, whose 2026 album OCTANE scored him a number one album on the Billboard 200 Album Chart upon its release.

Meanwhile, the tour announcement comes months after Malone and his ex-fiancée, Hee Sung “Jamie” Park, officially settled their months-long custody battle over their three-year-old daughter.

Their private agreement covers custody, visitation rights, and child support, and has been sealed by the court to keep the details of their arrangement out of the public eye.

Malone and Park announced their engagement in 2022, nearly a year after the ceremony had secretly taken place while surrounded by close friends and family.

Unfortunately, things ended two years later, and a public custody battle quickly was swiftly launched by both sides.