Stadium-sized excitement is heading to St. Louis as genre-mixing maestro Post Malone and country rapper Jelly Roll are slated to take over Busch Stadium for a night that promises to reverberate across town. According to FOX 2 Now, they are part of the brashly named “Big ***” Stadium Tour which will touch down in St. Louis on May 13, 2025.
The tour, featuring 27 shows stretching across North America, kicks off on April 13 and will run until July 1. It's not just a randomly picked series of dates; these are stadiums, large-scale baseball and football venues where echoes take a while to die down. And it’s all about the big moments, right? As if announcing the tour wasn't enough, diehard fans have the clock ticking down to noon on November 26, when tickets officially go on sale via Ticketmaster, as per the details shared by First Alert 4.
While Post Malone is no stranger to such massive venues, his creative juggernaut merely continues to snowball. His sixth studio album, "F-1 Trillion," hit the shelves this past August to widespread acclaim, subsequently snapping up a Grammy nomination for "Best Country Album," according to a statement obtained by Audacy. The album houses the chart-topping "I Had Some Help," a collaboration with Morgan Wallen.
Jelly Roll, for his part, brings to the tour a hearty blend of country rock and rap, and his reputation as an award-winning musician with nominations under his belt promises an energetic counterpart to Malone's multi-genre performance. Fans of both artists are preparing for a night of raw emotion and resonant tunes, with the added treat of Sierra Ferrell joining on select dates. As anticipation builds, the dedicated fanbase can pursue early access to the show as Citi cardmembers get a presale window starting at 12 p.m. on November 20, detailed by First Alert 4.
With this powerhouse lineup, St. Louis is looking at a musically-charged spring evening poised to be one of the standout events of the year. The "Big ***" Stadium Tour is not just a concert series – it's shaping up to be a full-throttle cultural phenomenon for both the artists and fans alike, marking another highlight in the cities it bellows through.
