Post Malone Postpones London Tottenham Stadium Shows Amid Tube Strikes

Post Malone's London Tottenham stadium shows postponed due to Tube strikes affecting public transport access.

When the Tube Strikes Hit the Stage

If you were gearing up for Post Malone’s electrifying performances at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this September, you might have had to hit pause. The rapper and singer-songwriter has postponed his two slated shows on September 7 and 8 because of looming Tube strikes that threaten to throw a wrench into fans’ travel plans.

It’s a bummer, especially since the outdoor stadium gigs were highly anticipated, but safety and access trump all. Promoters Live Nation stated they couldn’t secure the necessary event licenses without reliable public transport available for attendees.

What’s Causing the Delay?

The root of the postponement is a strike by the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers. Their members, who operate the London Underground, planned a strike starting Sunday evening, September 7, lasting through Friday morning, September 12. The strike centers on disputes over pay and working conditions — a classic showdown that echoes through the city’s veins every so often.

Live Nation posted on Instagram to clarify the situation:

“Without a Tube service, it’s impossible to get people to the concert and home again safely, and therefore no event licence can be granted for the nights of 7th and 8th September.”

This wasn’t just a technicality — they’re serious about crowd safety and logistical feasibility.

New Dates and Ticket Info

Fortunately, the music goes on! Post Malone’s Tottenham shows have been rescheduled for September 20 and 21. For those who snagged tickets but can’t make the new dates, refunds are available at the point of purchase.

And if you missed out, any returned tickets will go back on sale at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, September 9. Keep an eye out for those if you want to catch the show.

London’s Strikes Are Shaking Up More Than Just Post Malone

Post Malone isn’t the only big name feeling the pinch of this industrial action. Just last week, Coldplay had to reschedule the last two nights of their massive 10-show residency at Wembley Stadium — a reminder of how much the Tube keeps London’s cultural heartbeat alive.

Post Malone’s BIG ASS Stadium World Tour

These London dates are part of the European leg of Post Malone's massive "BIG ASS" stadium world tour. Fans can expect the smooth blend of hip-hop, pop, and country vibes he’s known for. Jelly Roll is set to open for the shows, adding extra flavor to the lineup.

The tour rolls through Hanover, Germany on September 5, before hitting stops in the Netherlands, Spain, and Portugal in the following weeks. This tour is shaping up to be a festival of sounds across the continent.

A Few More Post Malone Moments

Aside from the London shuffle, Post Malone grabbed headlines this summer for an unforgettable moment — he fell off the stage while raising a toast to a fan at a concert in Glendale, Arizona. It was the kind of goofy, human moment that only adds to his charm.

His latest album, 2024’s F-1 Trillion, leans into a country-inflected style. Tracks like “Pour Me A Drink” and “I Had Some Help” showcase his evolving artistry and keep fans hooked.

Final Thoughts

It’s always a drag when shows get postponed, but with something as massive as a Tube strike, you really can’t blame the artist. Post Malone’s London fans will just have to wait a little longer to catch this stellar live experience. Who knows? The extra time might make those performances even sweeter.

FAQ

• Are Post Malone’s Tottenham stadium shows canceled or just postponed?
  They are postponed to September 20 and 21, not canceled.
• What caused the postponement of these shows?
  The Tube strikes by London Underground workers from September 7 to 12 made it impossible to safely host large events.
• Can I get a refund if I can't attend the new dates?
  Yes, refunds are available at the point of purchase.
• Will tickets for the postponed dates go back on sale?
  Returned tickets will be resold on September 9 at 10 a.m.
• Who is opening for Post Malone at these shows?
  The artist Jelly Roll is the opening act for both London shows.

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