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What is the cheapest Post Malone show?
Charlotte (Bank of America Stadium, June 9) and Birmingham (June 2026) both offer $58 get-in prices, the lowest on the tour. Birmingham averages just $219 per ticket—making it the most affordable Post Malone show overall. Charlotte ($309 average), Tampa ($268), and Iowa City ($243) also provide exceptional value with sub-$70 get-in prices and averages well below the tour median.
How much are Post Malone tickets?
Post Malone stadium tour tickets average $339 across 19 North American shows, with get-in prices ranging from $58 to $252. This positions Post Malone as one of the most affordable major stadium tours of 2026, with most shows offering entry points under $100. The Boots in the Park festival appearance ($870 for 2-day pass) is a separate ticketing structure and significantly more expensive than his solo stadium dates.
Why are Post Malone tickets so much cheaper than other stadium tours?
Post Malone's $339 average is 30-40% below comparable stadium acts. This reflects strategic pricing to fill 50,000+ capacity stadiums across secondary markets (Fayetteville, Iowa City, Big Sky) rather than focusing exclusively on major metros. The co-headlining structure with Jelly Roll on most dates spreads costs while expanding audience appeal. Post Malone's accessible pricing positions him as the value leader among current stadium touring artists.
Which Post Malone show is the most expensive?
The Memphis show at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (June 6) commands the highest prices with a $599 average—77% above the tour average. Big Sky, Montana ($592 average, $252 get-in) also prices significantly higher due to the remote location serving multiple western states. These outliers aside, most shows cluster tightly between $220-$340, indicating consistent pricing strategy across the tour.
Should I buy Post Malone tickets now or wait?
Post Malone's affordable pricing and large venue capacities suggest inventory will remain available closer to show dates. Historical stadium tour data indicates prices for shows under $350 average often drop 10-20% in the final 2-3 weeks if not sold out. High-demand shows like Memphis, Big Sky, and Hartford may hold steady or increase. For most markets, waiting 30-45 days before the show could yield savings.
