POST MALONE
the US megastar
announces third & final shows
in Melbourne and Sydney
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POST MALONE is gearing up to give Australian audiences the time of their lives. With Sydneysiders and Melbournites chomping at the bit for a chance to catch their beloved ‘Posty’ live on stage, the history-making, multi-platinum megastar has confirmed an additional show in both Melbourne and Sydney to cater for unprecedented demand – taking his 2019 Australian tour up to a total of 10 arena shows.
Tickets for third and final shows go on sale at 9am Friday, November 9 (local time).
My Live Nation members may secure tickets first during an exclusive pre-sale beginning 9am Thursday, November 8 until 7am Friday, November 9.
For complete tour, ticket and VIP Experience information, visit: livenation.com.au.
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. . . . . . . . AEC ARENA, ADELAIDE ROD LAVER ARENA, MELBOURNE BRISBANE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE QUDOS BANK ARENA, SYDNEY . . . . .Post Malone stirs hip-hop, R&B, and alternative into his own sonic “sauce” that’s both intoxicating and invigorating.
“I describe what I do as sauce. You can turn up to it. You can chill to it. You can do anything to it. It makes you feel some type of way, or it makes you want to party. It just comes naturally.” – POST MALONE
His recipe has yielded massive success so far. The Dallas native grew up listening to his dad’s Metallica, Johnny Cash, UGK, and The Notorious B.I.G. records before trading his Guitar Hero controller for an electric guitar at eleven-years-old. After graduating high school and releasing his first mixtape online, he picked up and headed west to Los Angeles, which would become his current home. Despite “partying too much” and not “having any money for cigarettes or Ramen,” the 19-year-old met production duo FKi and started making music
“I wanted to create something everybody can get down to and get drunk to. People who like hip-hop will like it. People who like folk will dig it. People who like pop will be into it.” – POST MALONE
One day, Post created the beat for “White Iverson” in his bedroom, laid down the vocals, and uploaded it to Soundcloud. The response proved overwhelming. Before he knew it, the budding star had Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller tweeting him, Complex, Noisey, The Fader, and Hypebeast singing his praises, 14 incendiary SXSW performances under his belt, and major labels knocking at his door.
The ethereal soundscape of “White Iverson” gives way to a charismatic and catchy declaration for Post.
“The first time I got braids I was like ‘I feel like I’m the White Iverson’; I made the beat and recorded it. The vibe was right, and the stars aligned. The song itself is about confidence. I used to be really shy, and I started to develop this new swagger. ‘White Iverson’ was when we knew we had something people would fuck with.” – POST MALONE
His uncanny ability to cook up a 21st century “sauce” of genres transformed the multi-platinum Dallas, TX maverick into the “#1 Debut Hip-Hop Artist of 2016,” following the release of his RIAA double-platinum certified full-length debut album, “Stoney”.
After signing to Republic Records in August 2015, Post immediately hit the studio to work on more music. Incorporating not only his inimitable voice but his production and instrumentation, it’s as enigmatic and enthralling as he is. His sophomore release beerbongs & bentleys arrived earlier this year and broke Spotify’s streaming records, clocking up more than 78.7 million streams on its release day – crushing the previous mark set by Drake’s More Life with a comparable 61.3 million hits – and consequently set fire to chart records everywhere, including one held by The Beatles since 1964.
With beerbongs & bentleys string of bonafide hits including “Psycho” and “Rockstar”, the latter of which hit No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart, went four-times platinum and accumulated over 1 billion streams on Spotify – Posty has totally captivated Australian fans. His highly anticipated return will see him play RAC Arena in Perth, Adelaide’s AEC Arena, two shows at Rod Laver in Melbourne, the two shows at Brisbane Entertainment Centre and two nights Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena – making this his biggest local tour to date and one surely not to be missed.
Post Malone
Australia 2019 tour dates:
RAC ARENA, PERTH
FRIDAY APRIL 26
SUNDAY APRIL 28
TUESDAY APRIL 30
WEDNESDAY MAY 1
THURSDAY MAY 2 – NEW SHOW!
SATURDAY MAY 4
SUNDAY MAY 5
TUESDAY MAY 7
WEDNESDAY MAY 8
THURSDAY MAY 9 – NEW SHOW!3RD & FINAL SHOWS ON SALE 9AM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9
Live Nation pre-sale begins 9am Thursday, November 8 until 7am Friday, November 9
ALL OTHER SHOWS ON SALE NOWFor complete tour, ticket and
VIP Experience information, visit:postmalone.com & livenation.com.au
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