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Post Malone and Jelly Roll Team Up for ‘The Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2’

Building on the triumph of their 2025 global outing, Jelly Roll and Post Malone are joining forces once more for "The Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2." This follow-up run, with Carter Faith serving as the opening act, will uniquely combine appearances at major music festivals with headlining concerts at iconic college football venues throughout North America. The expansive schedule is set to commence on April 10th at Fort Lauderdale's Tortuga Music Festival.

The tour's carefully crafted route includes a performance at California's legendary Stagecoach Festival in late April before traversing the continent. It is currently slated to conclude on July 28th at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City. A notable exception is the June 30th show at Nashville's Nissan Stadium, which will feature Post Malone as a solo headliner without Jelly Roll. Nissan Stadium, home to the NFL's Tennessee Titans, has a capacity of over 69,000 and is a premier destination for large-scale concerts in the country music capital.

This collaboration arrives as both artists are experiencing significant career momentum following the latest Grammy Awards. Jelly Roll, the genre-blending artist from Nashville whose 2023 album 'Whitsitt Chapel' debuted at number three on the Billboard 200, took home three trophies: Best Contemporary Country Album, Best Country Duo/Group Performance (with Shaboozey), and Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song (with Brandon Lake). Post Malone, whose eclectic career launched with the 2015 viral sensation "White Iverson," earned critical acclaim for his role fronting a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, delivering a powerful rendition of "War Pigs" backed by an ensemble including guitarist Slash.

Music industry observers predict the tour could redefine the potential for crossover stadium events, leveraging the duo's vast and varied audiences. "This partnership is a masterclass in modern touring strategy," commented music business analyst Dr. Lena Choi. "It merges Post Malone's streaming dominance, built on hits like 'Circles' and 'Sunflower,' with Jelly Roll's explosive rise from the underground to mainstream acclaim, creating a live proposition that transcends traditional genre categories." Such genre-fluid tours are becoming increasingly common, reflecting broader shifts in listener habits and artist branding.

Ticket access will launch with presales for Citi and American Express cardmembers on February 4th at 10 a.m. local time. An artist presale follows on February 6th, with the general public onsale starting February 10th. Enhanced VIP experiences, typically offering premium tickets, dedicated entry, and limited-edition tour items, can be secured via vipnation.com. The confirmed itinerary includes stadium stops in major markets like Toronto, Charlotte, and Kansas City, alongside festival slots at Milwaukee's Summerfest and Wildwood, New Jersey's Barefoot Country Music Fest.

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