Post Malone and Jelly Roll launched their highly anticipated BIG ASS Stadium Tour on Tuesday night (April 29) with a three-and-a-half-hour spectacular in Salt Lake City, Utah. The tour’s debut delivered everything fans could have hoped for from massive hits, flames and fireworks to surprise collaborations.
Fresh off a star-studded performance at Coachella, Malone brought his signature energy and catalogue of chart-toppers to the stage. Meanwhile, Jelly Roll, coming in hot after a cameo-filled headline set at Stagecoach, delivered a powerful opening that had the crowd on their feet from the jump.
Malone’s 25-song set was a hit parade of his biggest tracks, including Circles, Pour Me a Drink, and I Had Some Help. The crowd was treated to standout moments, including a duet with Jelly Roll on Losers and a heartfelt collaboration with Sierra Ferrell, who opened the night and later joined Malone onstage for Never Love You Again, a cut from his F-1 Trillion: Long Bed record.
The BIG ASS Stadium Tour continues across the United States before wrapping on July 1 in San Francisco and then continuing on into Europe across August and September. No Australian dates have been announced as of yet. But we’re eagerly anticipating and hoping they are!
Check out the full setlist from night one below
Post Malone Big Ass Stadium Tour Setlist
Texas Tea
Wow.
Better Now
Lemon Tree
Wrong Ones
Go Flex
Broken Whiskey Glass
Hollywood's Bleeding
I Fall Apart
Losers (with Jelly Roll)
Goodbyes
M-E-X-I-C-O
What Don't Belong to Me
Feeling Whitney
Never Love You Again (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
Jelly Roll Big Ass Stadium Tour Setlist
Heart of Stone
Get By
Liar
Lonely Road
Wild Ones (Jessie Murph cover)
Son of a Sinner
I Am Not Okay
Sweet Home Alabama / How You Remind Me / Flowers / California Love
Need a Favor
Save Me
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