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Danielle Fowler
Post Malone is bringing his massive world tour to the UK this autumn and one website is already selling tickets before general sale even kicks off tomorrow (Friday, February 21).
The huge tour announcement comes almost a year after the American singer-songwriter released his sixth studio album, F-1 Trillion, which marked his foray into country music.
Further cementing his status as a country star, Post Malone has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the industry, most notably featuring on Taylor Swift’s Fortnight and Levii’s Jeans as part of Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album.
From dates and ticket prices to general sale times, find out everything you need to know about The Big A** World Tour below.
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If you’re keen to see Post Malone live, then you only have one chance. The US singer is performing at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday, September 7.
Tickets will go on general sale at 12pm on Friday, 21 September via Ticketmaster. If you’re keen to grab tickets from Live Nation, then the sale kicks off slightly earlier at 11.45am.
For those of you who can’t wait a minute longer, you can buy tickets now on Viagogo. The cheapest ticket we can find costs £73. You can also get hold of tickets over on Stubhub with prices starting from £143.
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If you fancy making a proper night of it, you can buy VIP packages from Seat Unique here. Tickets start from £379 per person and include premium padded seats, pre-show access to premium lounges, a welcome drink, and post-show access.
For all-inclusive food and drinks, pre-show access to the Tunnel Club, and a post-show DJ, tickets start from £599 per person.
If you can’t make the London gig, then it might be worth taking a look at other European dates. A good excuse for a long weekend, you could see Post Malone in the likes of Berlin, Lisbon, or Paris. International tickets can be found at Ticketmaster. As for the US leg of his tour, you want to head here.
12, August: Airport Letnany, Prague
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18, August: Wuhlheide, Berlin
21, August: Darius And Girenas Stadium, Kaunas
23, August: Horsens & Friends at Nordstern Arena, Horsens
27, August: I-Days Milano, Milan
3, September: La Defense Arena, Paris
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5, September: Heinz von Heiden-Arena, Hanover
7, September: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London
9, September: GelreDome, Arnhem
12, September: Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys, Barcelona
14, September: Estadio Do Restelo, Lisbon
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