Post Malone Will Have a Live Band on His 2026 Tour with Jelly Roll: ‘It’s Just a Big Hang Out’
Post Malone is making one thing clear ahead of his 2026 stadium tour with Jelly Roll — fans can expect a full live band experience. As anticipation builds for the…
Post Malone is making one thing clear ahead of his 2026 stadium tour with Jelly Roll — fans can expect a full live band experience.
As anticipation builds for the second leg of their Big A** Stadium Tour, the genre-blending superstar recently opened up about why performing with live musicians has become essential to his shows, calling the difference “night and day” compared to using pre-recorded tracks.
Post Malone: “It’s Just a Big Hang Out”
In a previous interview, the 30-year-old rapper — who is currently juggling major festival headlining gigs while preparing to release a double album — said there’s simply no comparison between performing with a live band and relying on pre-recorded tracks. “It's night and day. I don't know, you feel more a part of something performance-wise. I have, like, such a talented group of musicians, and they play the s*** out of their instruments...It just adds a little more camaraderie to the whole thing.”
He added, “It's just cool to be there, like, all together. It's just a big hang out. But it's nice to know I can look back and be like, ‘Hey guys’”.
Low Ticket Sales?
There have been several reports that the reason Posty cancelled some of the dates on his Big A** Stadium Tour Part 2 is because of low ticket sales and not because he is in the middle of finishing The Eternal Buzz. Ever since his announcement that the upcoming project will be a double album, fans have speculated that Malone is going back to his roots, reassuring his other fanbase that he has not forgotten about Stoney.
