If you’re heading to see Posty this year, you’re probably wondering if you need to trade your Vans for cowboy boots or if it’s still okay to mosh. Honestly, the vibe is a bit of both. After the massive success of F-1 Trillion, there was this huge rumor that he’d gone "full country" and wouldn't touch his old stuff.
He didn't.
The Post Malone Big Ass Stadium Tour setlist is a massive, 25-song journey that basically proves he can do whatever he wants and people will still scream every lyric. It’s not just a country show, and it’s not just a rap show. It’s a "Post Malone" show, which means it’s loud, emotional, and very pyrotechnic.
The Core Setlist: What to Expect Every Night
Opening night at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City set the blueprint. He usually hits the stage around 9:00 PM, and for the next 90 minutes, it’s just non-stop energy. He starts with "Texas Tea"—which is a total mood setter—before jumping straight into the heavy hitters.
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Here is the general flow of the songs you’ll hear on the Post Malone Big Ass Stadium Tour setlist:
- Texas Tea
- Wow.
- Better Now
- Lemon Tree (A total fan favorite from Twelve Carat Toothache)
- Wrong Ones
- Go Flex
- Broken Whiskey Glass
- Hollywood’s Bleeding
- I Fall Apart
- Losers (This is where Jelly Roll usually jumps out)
- Goodbyes
- M-E-X-I-C-O
- What Don’t Belong to Me
- Feeling Whitney (Get your lighters or phone lights up)
- Never Love You Again (Usually with Sierra Ferrell)
- Circles
- White Iverson
- Psycho
- Finer Things
- Pour Me a Drink
- Dead at the Honky Tonk
- rockstar
- I Had Some Help
- Sunflower
- Congratulations
It's a long list. You’ve got the diamond hits like "Sunflower" and "Congratulations" closing things out, but the middle section is where the new country stuff really breathes.
Why the Genre Mashup Works
Most artists struggle to transition between genres, but Posty’s band, The Fools For You, is incredible. They give "rockstar" and "Better Now" a slightly different edge that fits the stadium atmosphere. You’ll hear pedal steel guitars mixed with heavy bass. It sounds weird on paper, but in a stadium with 50,000 people, it’s basically magic.
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The Guests: Jelly Roll and Sierra Ferrell
You can’t talk about this tour without mentioning the openers. Jelly Roll isn't just an opening act; he’s a co-headliner in spirit. When he comes out for "Losers," the energy in the stadium shifts. It’s a genuine bromance.
Sierra Ferrell is the "secret weapon" of the tour. Her voice is world-class, and when she joins Post for "Never Love You Again," it’s easily the most "traditional" country moment of the night. If you’re skipping the openers to grab a beer, you’re making a mistake. Get there early.
Occasional Setlist Surprises
While the list above is the "standard," Posty does like to mess around a bit. In London at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, he swapped out some of the F-1 Trillion tracks like "M-E-X-I-C-O" and "Finer Things" for older deeper cuts like "Stay" and "Take What You Want." He even threw in "I Ain’t Comin’ Back," the Morgan Wallen collab.
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If you’re lucky, you might get "Candy Paint" or "Chemical," though "Chemical" has been surprisingly absent from many of the 2025 dates, much to the heartbreak of the Austin album stans.
Survival Tips for the Big Ass Stadium Tour
- The Merch Lines are Brutal: Seriously, if you want that "Big Ass" t-shirt, buy it as soon as you walk in or find a booth outside the stadium before the doors open.
- The "Travelin’ Tailgate": Posty has been doing these pre-show tailgate parties with cornhole and exclusive beer. Check his official site to see if your city has one.
- Timing is Key: He usually starts at 9:00 PM sharp. Jelly Roll usually finishes his set about 30 minutes before that, giving you just enough time for a bathroom break.
- The "Shoey": Yes, he still does them. If you’re in the front row, keep your shoes tied tight unless you want him drinking out of them.
Actionable Next Steps
If you’re planning your night around the Post Malone Big Ass Stadium Tour setlist, here is what you should do right now:
- Check the Local Curfew: Some stadiums (like those in residential areas or Europe) have strict 10:30 PM or 11:00 PM curfews, which might mean he cuts a song or two if the show starts late.
- Download your Tickets to your Apple/Google Wallet: Stadium Wi-Fi is notoriously terrible when 50,000 people are trying to use it at once.
- Listen to the "F-1 Trillion" Long Bed Edition: He plays several tracks from the deluxe version, not just the radio hits. Knowing the lyrics to "Dead at the Honky Tonk" makes the mid-set much more fun.
This tour is likely the last time we'll see this specific mix of his rap roots and his new country era before he moves on to whatever project is next. It’s a career-spanning celebration, and honestly, it’s one of the best produced stadium shows of the last few years.