Post Malone’s “The BIG ASS Stadium World Tour” concert in Bangkok and other locations across Asia, originally scheduled for September 22, 2026, at Rajamangala National Stadium, has been postponed indefinitely.
The organiser, Live Nation Tero, announced the postponement on its official Facebook page today, August 27. The organisers apologised for the inconvenience and thanked fans for their understanding, stating…
“We regret to announce that “Post Malone Presents The BIG ASS Stadium World Tour,” scheduled to take place on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at Rajamangala National Stadium, has been postponed.”
The organiser did not cite the reason behind the change but assured all the fans about the ticket refunds.
According to the organiser, ticket buyers will receive refunds through the same channels used to purchase their tickets. For those who paid by credit or debit card, refunds will be processed automatically to the original payment method within approximately two billing cycles.
Fans who paid through other methods must submit a refund request between August 29 and October 31, 2026, during regular business hours.
Those who purchased tickets at a ThaiTicketMajor outlet must return their tickets to one of the 11 main ThaiTicketMajor branches. They must provide their full name, telephone number, bank name, account name and account number. Refunds will be transferred to the nominated bank account within 15 business days.
Fans who purchased tickets through the ThaiTicketMajor website must submit a refund request online and provide the required information.
For more information, fans can visit ThaiTicketMajor, call 02 262 3456 or email cs@thaiticketmajor.com. Fans can also follow Post Malone’s official channels for further updates.
The postponement was also announced by local media outlets in other Asian destinations, such as Malaysia, the Philippines and Australia.
Last week, Live Nation announced the cancellation of the Prema World Tour concert by Japanese singer Fuji Kaze. The organiser cited unforeseen circumstances as the reason for this change.
They issued an apology to all fans, as well as to the singer, who also took to Instagram to apologise. Live Nation Tero promised Fuji Kaze’s fans that he would return to Bangkok in the near future.
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