Post Malone’s Singapore concert has been postponed, leaving fans with a major change of plans. The American singer was due to perform on September 25. The show was scheduled for the National Stadium as part of his Big A** World Tour.
Ticketmaster Singapore confirmed the postponement on Thursday, August 27. The update came days after the concert listing became “Currently Unavailable”. Fans who bought tickets through Ticketmaster will receive a full refund. The money will return through their original payment method.
However, fans may need to wait before getting their money back. Ticketmaster said refunds could take up to 60 business days. That means ticket holders should keep their payment details and ticket information handy.
Meanwhile, the postponement appears to affect Post Malone’s other Asian tour stops. Similar updates have come from Live Nation Malaysia and Live Nation Tero in Thailand. Post Malone has not yet shared an official reason for the postponement.
For now, Singapore fans will have to wait for another concert date. The latest development also leaves questions about his wider Asia tour plans. More updates are expected from the singer and concert organisers.
