Post Malone and Jelly Roll's 2025 St. Louis, Missouri Show: Everything You Need to Know

One of the hottest tours of 2025, Post Malone's Big Ass Stadium run, rolls into St. Louis, Missouri tonight (Tuesday, May 13th), with the ‘I Had Some Help’ hitmaker bringing his good friends, Jelly Roll, Sierra Ferrell and Chandler Walters with him.

Post has made a habit of treating attendees to blockbuster on-stage link-ups with Jelly to perform their much-loved anthem, ‘Losers’, with the genre-blending trailblazer also teaming up with Sierra Ferrell to serve up a steel-soaked rendition of ‘Never Love You Again’. Both appear on Posty's stellar 2024 country album, F-1Trillion.

Country music is definitely the focus for Post Malone's set, with his The Fools For You backing band consisting strictly of musicians based in the genre (keep an eye out for the opener, Chandler Walters, on steel), but Post has also been satisfying his older fans by reintroducing earlier deep-cuts such as ‘Broken Whiskey Glass’ and ‘Hollywood's Bleeding’ into the setlist, as well as playing his Diamond-certified smashes, ‘Circles’, ‘White Iverson’, ‘Congratulations’, ‘Sunflower’ and more.

Although this can vary night to night, Post Malone tends to take the stage at around 9:15pm, and delivers a rip-roaring, live-wire set until the venue curfew of 11pm. Jelly Roll usually performs from around 7:30pm until 8:30pm, but again, this can shift.

In true Post Malone fashion, Posty's loyal fanbase love to thrown down, and there will be a special pre-concert party hosted in St. Louis, starting at 2:30pm in the Hall of Fame Club and the Hoffmann Brothers Rooftop, both of which can be found inside the Cardinals Nation building. The Hall of Fame Club is one the second floor, while the Hoffmann Brothers Rooftop is on the third. Tickets can be bought here, with the all-inclusive event including a full buffet and full-service bar.

As well as building a reputation for his party-loving lifestyle, Post Malone is also known for dropping some pretty sweet merchandise ranges, and rest assured you can look forward to plenty of sleek tees, hoodies, caps and more on offer inside Busch Stadium. So far, the ‘Pour Me a Drink’ crooner has been selling merch that draws inspiration from across his eclectic catalogue, not just from his F-1Trillion era.

If you want to take a bag inside the venue, it must not exceed 10 inches by 8 inches by 10 inches - and for the full stadium policy regarding items you can and can't bring, see here.

With The Big Ass Stadium Tour - Post Malone first ever run of stadium dates - continuing to serve up a host of surprises and twists, including unexpected link-ups with 21 Savage and Quavo in Atlanta, Georgia earlier in the month, we can't wait to see what Posty has up his sleeve for his eagerly anticipated St. Louis, Missouri tour-stop this evening. One thing's for sure - it will be an unmissable occasion.

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