Jelly Roll and Post Malone are reteaming for “The Big Ass Stadium Tour Part 2,” a sequel to their 2025 joint world tour.
Featuring opener Carter Faith, the tour will be a mix of festival appearances and solo shows at various college football stadiums. The musicians will depart from Fort Lauderdale’s Tortuga Music Festival on April 10 and Stagecoach later that month, then tour the country. The tour is scheduled to end on July 28th at Salt Lake City’s Rice-Eccles Stadium.
Both artists are looking to have a successful Grammy night. Jelly Roll won three awards: Best Contemporary Country Album, Best Country Duo/Group Performance with Shabouzi, and Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song with Brandon Lake. Post Malone graced the Grammys stage as the frontman for an Ozzy Osbourne tribute, singing “War Pigs” with Slash, Watt, Duff McKagan, Chad Smith and more.
Artist pre-sales will begin on February 6th at 10am local time, with general sale to follow on February 10th at 10am local time. Pre-sales for Citi and American Express begin at 10 a.m. local time on February 4, and VIP packages are available at vipnation.com.
Check out the full tour dates below.
Friday, April 10 – Fort Lauderdale, Florida – Tortuga Music Festival*
Sunday, April 26 – Indio, California – Stagecoach Music Festival*
Wednesday, May 13th – El Paso, Texas – Sun Bowl Stadium
Saturday, May 16th – Albuquerque, New Mexico – Boots in the Park Festival*
Tuesday, May 19th – Waco, Texas – McClain Stadium
Saturday, May 23rd – Baton Rouge, Louisiana – Tiger Stadium
Tuesday, May 26th – Birmingham, Alabama – Protective Stadium
Friday, May 29th – Tampa, Florida – Raymond James Stadium
Sunday, May 31st – Panama City Beach, Florida – Gulf Coast Jam*
Friday, June 5th – Oxford, Mississippi – Vought-Hemingway Stadium
Sunday, June 7 – Myrtle Beach, SC – Carolina Country Fest*
Tuesday, June 9th – Charlotte, NC – Bank of America Stadium
Friday, June 12 – Indianapolis, Indiana – Lucas Oil Stadium
Tuesday, June 16th – Toronto, Ontario – Rogers Stadium
Saturday, June 20th – Wildwood, New Jersey – Barefoot Country Music Festival*
Monday, June 22 – East Hartford, CT – Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field
Thursday, June 25th – Cleveland, Ohio – Huntington Bank Field
Saturday, June 27th – Milwaukee, WI – Summerfest*
Tuesday, June 30th – Nashville, Tennessee – Nissan Stadium^
Saturday, July 11 – Fayetteville, AR – Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium
Wednesday, July 15th – Kansas City, Missouri – Kauffman Stadium
Friday, July 17 – Ames, Iowa – Jack Trice Stadium
Tuesday, July 21st – Missoula, Montana – Washington Grizzly Stadium
Friday, July 24th – Edmonton, Alabama – Commonwealth Stadium
Tuesday, July 28th – Salt Lake City, Utah – Rice-Eccles Stadium
*Festival performance
^ No jelly roll