Post Malone has never played a full show in Malaysia before, which makes 27 September a genuinely big date on the calendar rather than just another stop on a world tour. The BIG Stadium World Tour lands at TM Stadium Nasional — the venue most people still call Bukit Jalil National Stadium — and it's shaping up to be one of the largest international concerts Malaysia has hosted this year.
Tickets went on sale back in April, so if you've only just started paying attention, here's what's actually confirmed and what your options look like now.
The Basics: Date, Venue, and Support Act
The show is set for Sunday, 27 September 2026 at TM Stadium Nasional, Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, with Don Toliver confirmed as the support act. It's a stadium show, not an arena date, which tracks with how large Post Malone's touring production has become since his last few album cycles.
Doors and set times haven't been published in detail yet, which is typical for stadium shows this far out — expect that information to firm up closer to the date.
What's Left in Terms of Tickets
General sale opened on 10 April 2026 following an artist presale on 6 April and a Mastercard presale window the following days. Standard tickets were originally priced from roughly RM259 up to RM958, with premium VIP packages going higher, up to around RM1,718.
By the time general sale kicked in, demand moved fast: Live Nation Malaysia's own social channels confirmed the initial presale sold out entirely, pushing everyone into the general sale the next morning. Ticket tracking sites have since reported availability sitting in the low single digits as a percentage of total capacity, which suggests most price tiers are close to gone. If you haven't bought yet, checking Live Nation Malaysia directly before considering resale platforms is the safer first move — resale prices for a show this in-demand tend to run well above face value.
That kind of speed isn't unusual for a stadium show at this point in an artist's career, but it's still worth flagging for anyone assuming they can grab a ticket casually closer to the date. Secondary marketplaces like StubHub and viagogo are already listing the show, and prices there reflect scarcity rather than the original face value — treat any listing well above the RM958 top tier with caution, and be especially wary of unofficial resellers on social media, where counterfeit or duplicate-sold tickets are a real risk for high-demand shows.
Getting to TM Stadium Nasional
The stadium sits within the Bukit Jalil sports complex, accessible via the Bukit Jalil LRT station on the Kelana Jaya Line, which is the most straightforward way in for anyone without a car. Parking around the complex fills up fast for major events, so factor in extra time if you're driving, or plan to walk in from the station with the rest of the crowd.
Why This One's a Bigger Deal Than It Looks
Malaysia has hosted plenty of arena-scale international acts in recent years, but full stadium productions from an artist at Post Malone's level are rarer — F4's reunion show and Aaron Kwok's tour stop this year both leaned on nostalgia-driven Asian pop audiences, while this is a current, chart-active Western artist choosing Kuala Lumpur as a full tour stop rather than routing around the region. If you're tracking what's worth planning your month around, it's worth checking KL's concert calendar for what else is happening in the lead-up.
It also says something about how the region fits into major touring routes now. Stadium-level Western pop and hip-hop acts have historically prioritised Singapore or Bangkok over Kuala Lumpur, so a full stadium date here — rather than a smaller add-on show — is being read by concert-industry watchers as a sign promoters see enough demand in Malaysia specifically to justify the extra logistics. Whether that becomes a pattern for future stadium tours remains to be seen, but it's the kind of booking decision that tends to open the door for more.
FAQ
When is Post Malone performing in Malaysia?
Sunday, 27 September 2026, at TM Stadium Nasional (Bukit Jalil National Stadium) in Kuala Lumpur.
Who is the support act?
Don Toliver is confirmed as the opening act for the Kuala Lumpur date.
How much do tickets cost?
Standard tickets were originally priced from around RM259 to RM958, with VIP packages going up to approximately RM1,718. Resale prices are likely to run higher given reported low remaining availability.
Is this Post Malone's first show in Malaysia?
Yes, this is being treated as his debut full concert in the country as part of the wider Southeast Asian leg of the tour.
How do I get to TM Stadium Nasional without driving?
The Bukit Jalil LRT station on the Kelana Jaya Line drops you within walking distance of the stadium complex, and it's the most reliable option for avoiding event-day traffic and parking congestion.
