Post Malone’s Philippine Concert Is Postponed, No New Date Announced

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Last Updated on September 29, 2026 by Over Here Toronto

Post Malone’s planned return to the Philippines will not take place on September 29, 2026. Live Nation Philippines has postponed his Philippine Arena show in Bulacan and has not announced a new concert date. Ticket holders can request refunds through SM Tickets.

The Philippine stop was part of Post Malone’s The BIG Stadium World Tour. Rapper Don Toliver was also set to join him as the special guest.

Live Nation Philippines announced the change on August 27.

“We regret to announce that the Post Malone show in Manila has been postponed,” the promoter said.

No official reason for the postponement has been released.

What happened to Post Malone’s Philippine concert?

Post Malone was scheduled to perform at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan on Tuesday, September 29.

Live Nation Philippines now lists the concert without a new date. Its event calendar shows the show as TBC, or “to be confirmed,” while the ticket status is marked as postponed.

This means fans should not go to the Philippine Arena expecting the original September 29 show to take place.

Here are the main details:

  • Artist: Post Malone
  • Tour: The BIG Stadium World Tour
  • Original date: September 29, 2026
  • Venue: Philippine Arena, Bulacan
  • Special guest: Don Toliver
  • Current status: Postponed
  • New date: Not yet announced
  • Promoter: Live Nation Philippines
  • Refunds: Available through SM Tickets

Live Nation has not said when or if a new Philippine date will be set.

Fans can request ticket refunds

Fans who already bought tickets do not have to hold on to them while waiting for another date.

Live Nation Philippines says people who paid in cash can register for a refund through the SM Tickets refund system. Those seeking card reversals or other refund help can contact SM Tickets customer care.

PhilSTAR Life also reported that ticket holders would receive refunds based on the payment process announced by the promoter.

Tickets for the concert originally ranged from ₱2,500 for UBD seats to ₱12,500 for LBA Premium seats. Floor Standing tickets were priced at ₱10,500.

Two VIP options were also sold.

The Early Entry VIP Package cost ₱21,500, while the Premium VIP Package cost ₱23,500. The packages included concert tickets and added items or access, depending on the package.

Other Asian tour dates were also affected

The Philippine concert was not the only stop affected.

Reports said shows across Post Malone’s Asian run were also postponed, including dates in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, and Japan.

For example, Ticketmaster Singapore confirmed on August 27 that the singer’s September 25 show at Singapore’s National Stadium had been postponed. Ticket holders there were also offered refunds.

No official reason was announced for the wider group of changes.

Claims online about possible ticket sales or scheduling issues have not been confirmed by Live Nation or Post Malone. Without an official statement, those claims remain unverified.

The show would have marked Post Malone’s return to the Philippines

Post Malone last performed in the Philippines in 2023 during his If Y’all Weren’t Here, I’d Be Crying Tour.

His 2026 concert was announced in April as part of a wider Asian stadium run. ABS-CBN News reported at the time that Don Toliver would join the Asian dates as a special guest.

The 2026 tour follows Post Malone’s sixth studio album, F-1 Trillion. Billboard Philippines reported that The BIG Stadium World Tour supports the album.

For Filipino fans, the main thing to note is that the September 29 concert is no longer happening as first planned.

As of September 29, Live Nation Philippines still lists the Philippine Arena show as postponed rather than giving it a new date. Fans who want to attend a future show should rely on announcements from Live Nation Philippines, Post Malone’s official channels, and the official ticket seller before making new travel plans.

Ticket holders who do not want to wait for another announcement can proceed with the refund process through SM Tickets.

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