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Post Malone is embarking on a world tour later this year and tickets go on general sale later today.

The Better Now singer will start his world tour on 8 August in Romania, before heading to Hungary, Czech Republic, Austria, plus 13 more locations before finishing up his tour in Portugal on 14 September. He will visit London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 7 September, between visiting Germany and the Netherlands.

While a presale for Post Malone's Big Ass World Tour has already taken place earlier this week, tickets to see the genre-blending music star go on general sale at 12pm today (Friday, February 21), over on Ticketmaster and Live Nation.

Post Malone last performed in the UK in 2023 during his arena tour which saw him perform in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow. And before this, he headlined Reading and Leeds Festival in 2019 and 2021.

Becoming another artist to venture into the country genre, Post released his debut country album, F-1 Trillion, in August 2024 which landed at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, and was recently nominated for a Grammy award for “Best Country Album.”

Post Malone is only performing in the UK for one night, meaning that securing tickets to see him in London could be very competitive. The capacity for music events at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is around 60,000, and it is likely the demand for tickets is a higher number.

So here's everything you need to know about securing tickets.

What time do Post Malone tickets go on general sale

Tickets to see Post Malone at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium go on general sale at 12 pm today on Ticketmaster and Live Nation.

How to get tickets to see Post Malone at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tickets will go on general sale at 12pm on Friday 21 February on Ticketmaster and Live Nation. You can access the Ticketmaster sale using this link, or the Live Nation sale using this link.

Full list of Post Malone Europe and UK tour dates 2025:

Fri 8th Aug | Romania, Cluj-Napoca| | Untold Festival+

Sun 10th Aug | Hungary, Budapest | Sziget Festival

Tue 12th Aug | Czech Republic, Prague | Airport Letnany*

Wed 13th Aug | Austria, St. Pӧlten | Frequency Festival+

Fri 15th Aug | Poland, Poznań | Bittersweet Festival+

Sat 16th Aug | Slovakia, Bratislava | Lovestream Festival+

Mon 18th Aug | Germany, Berlin | Parkbühne Wuhlheide

Thu 21st Aug | Lithuania, Kaunas | Darius and Girenas Stadium*

Sat 23rd Aug | Denmark, Horsens | Horsens & Friends at Nordstern Arena*

Wed 27th Aug | Italy, Milan | IDays Milano+

Fri 29th Aug | Zürich, Switzerland | Zürich Openair+

Sat 30th Aug | Munich, Germany | Superbloom+

Wed 3rd Sep | France, Paris | Paris La Défense Arena

Fri 5th Sep | Germany, Hanover | Heinz von Heiden Arena

Sun 7th Sep | UK, London | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium*

Tue 9th Sep | Netherlands, Arnhem | GelreDome

Fri 12th Sep | Spain, Barcelona | Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

Sun 14th Sep | Portugal, Lisbon | Estadio do Restelo

*Without Jelly Roll^With Sierra Ferrell+ Post Malone festival appearance

Here's everything you need to know about Post Malone tickets at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Post Malone will perform in the UK for the first time in two years later in 2025, when he embarks on his Big Ass World Tour.

The genre-bending international superstar will kick off his world tour on 8 August in Romania, before heading to Hungary, Czech Republic, Austria, plus 13 more locations before finishing up his tour in Portugal on 14 September.

He will visit north London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for one night only, September 7, between performing in Germany and the Netherlands. And tickets for his UK tour will be available for general sale later today.

Post entered his 'country' era last year when he released his debut country album, F-1 Trillion, which landed at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, and was recently nominated for a Grammy award for “Best Country Album.” Included on the album was hit single “I Had Some Help” featuring Morgan Wallen which also received Grammy nominations.

When he rose to fame around 2011, Malone was mainly known as a rapper - but now he has built a name for himself as a jack of all trades, dabbling in pop, country, R&B and rap.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has a capacity of around 60,000 for music events, and considering there is only one UK date, securing tickets to see Post Malone in the UK could be very competitive.

General sale tickets will be available to purchase through Ticketmaster and Live Nation from 12 pm today, Friday 21 February. In the presale, ticket prices were confirmed to range between £103 and £379.

How much are tickets for Post Malone's UK tour at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Ticketmaster says: "Tickets have been priced in advance by the tour, ranging from £58.75 to £464 (including fees) with a per order handling fee of £2.75." In the presale, the ticket prices were as follows:

GA Pitch Standing: £103.70

Gold Circle Standing: £141.70

Big Ass Early Entry VIP Package: £253.50

Big Ass Early Entry GC VIP Package: £309.50

Hospitality tickets: from £379

If there are any changes with the ticket prices we will update the information here.

When do tickets go on sale for Post Malone 2025 World Tour

Tickets go on general sale at 12 pm on Friday 21 February on Ticketmaster and Live Nation.

Full list of Post Malone Europe and UK tour dates 2025:

Fri 8th Aug | Romania, Cluj-Napoca| | Untold Festival+

Sun 10th Aug | Hungary, Budapest | Sziget Festival

Tue 12th Aug | Czech Republic, Prague | Airport Letnany*

Wed 13th Aug | Austria, St. Pӧlten | Frequency Festival+

Fri 15th Aug | Poland, Poznań | Bittersweet Festival+

Sat 16th Aug | Slovakia, Bratislava | Lovestream Festival+

Mon 18th Aug | Germany, Berlin | Parkbühne Wuhlheide

Thu 21st Aug | Lithuania, Kaunas | Darius and Girenas Stadium*

Sat 23rd Aug | Denmark, Horsens | Horsens & Friends at Nordstern Arena*

Wed 27th Aug | Italy, Milan | IDays Milano+

Fri 29th Aug | Zürich, Switzerland | Zürich Openair+

Sat 30th Aug | Munich, Germany | Superbloom+

Wed 3rd Sep | France, Paris | Paris La Défense Arena

Fri 5th Sep | Germany, Hanover | Heinz von Heiden Arena

Sun 7th Sep | UK, London | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium*

Tue 9th Sep | Netherlands, Arnhem | GelreDome

Fri 12th Sep | Spain, Barcelona | Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

Sun 14th Sep | Portugal, Lisbon | Estadio do Restelo

*Without Jelly Roll^With Sierra Ferrell+ Post Malone festival appearance

Post Malone is visiting London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as part of his 2025 World Tour later this year.

While a presale for Post Malone's Big Ass World Tour has already taken place earlier this week, tickets to see the genre-blending music star go on general sale at 12 pm on Friday 21 February over on Ticketmaster and Live Nation.

The Sunflower singer will kick off his world tour on 8 August in Romania, before heading to Hungary, Czech Republic, Austria, plus 13 more locations before finishing up his tour in Portugal on 14 September. He reaches London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 7 September, between visiting Germany and the Netherlands.

Post Malone's Big Ass World Tour 2025 will mark the first time he returns to the UK since 2023 with his arena tour which saw him perform in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow. Prior to this, he headlined Reading and Leeds Festival in 2019 and 2021.

Last August, Post released his debut country album, F-1 Trillion which landed at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, and was recently nominated for a Grammy award for “Best Country Album.” Included on the album was hit single “I Had Some Help” featuring Morgan Wallen which also received Grammy nominations.

With only one UK date, securing tickets to see Post Malone in London could be very competitive. The capacity for music events at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is around 60,000, and it is likely that the demand for tickets will be higher.

So here's everything you need to know about securing tickets.

How to get tickets to see Post Malone at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tickets will go on general sale at 12 pm on Friday 21 February on Ticketmaster and Live Nation. You can access the Ticketmaster sale using this link, or the Live Nation sale using this link.

Full list of Post Malone Europe and UK tour dates 2025:

Fri 8th Aug | Romania, Cluj-Napoca| | Untold Festival+

Sun 10th Aug | Hungary, Budapest | Sziget Festival

Tue 12th Aug | Czech Republic, Prague | Airport Letnany*

Wed 13th Aug | Austria, St. Pӧlten | Frequency Festival+

Fri 15th Aug | Poland, Poznań | Bittersweet Festival+

Sat 16th Aug | Slovakia, Bratislava | Lovestream Festival+

Mon 18th Aug | Germany, Berlin | Parkbühne Wuhlheide

Thu 21st Aug | Lithuania, Kaunas | Darius and Girenas Stadium*

Sat 23rd Aug | Denmark, Horsens | Horsens & Friends at Nordstern Arena*

Wed 27th Aug | Italy, Milan | IDays Milano+

Fri 29th Aug | Zürich, Switzerland | Zürich Openair+

Sat 30th Aug | Munich, Germany | Superbloom+

Wed 3rd Sep | France, Paris | Paris La Défense Arena

Fri 5th Sep | Germany, Hanover | Heinz von Heiden Arena

Sun 7th Sep | UK, London | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium*

Tue 9th Sep | Netherlands, Arnhem | GelreDome

Fri 12th Sep | Spain, Barcelona | Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

Sun 14th Sep | Portugal, Lisbon | Estadio do Restelo

*Without Jelly Roll^With Sierra Ferrell+ Post Malone festival appearance

Here's everything you need to know about seeing Post Malone in London later this year

Global superstar Post Malone is visiting London in September as part of his Big Ass World Tour which will see him visit 18 locations.

On his world tour, Post Malone will be joined by the breakout sensation Jelly Roll, whose recent crossover hits have made him a powerful voice in modern country music. But unfortunately, Jelly Roll will not be supporting on the UK show.

He will kick off the world tour on 8 August in Romania, before heading to Hungary, Czech Republic, Austria, plus 13 more locations before finishing up his tour in Portugal on 14 September.

He reached London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 7 September, between visiting Germany and the Netherlands.

There are a number of presales taking place this week including Priority from 02 at 12pm on Wednesday, 19 February. This will be followed by LiveNation and artist presales held at 12pm on Thursday, 20 February. Tickets can be purchased via LiveNation here, or Ticketmaster here.

Tickets go on general sale for the newly added Europe and UK shows will be available at LiveNation.com and Ticketmaster on Friday, 21 February at 12pm local time.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium seating plan and venue map

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium map according to Ticketmaster. Seating plan is subject to change.

What is the capacity of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?

For music events such as Post Malone's World tour, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium can hold up to 62,850 fans.

Post Malone Europe and UK tour dates 2025:

Fri 8th Aug | Romania, Cluj-Napoca| | Untold Festival+

Sun 10th Aug | Hungary, Budapest | Sziget Festival

Tue 12th Aug | Czech Republic, Prague | Airport Letnany*

Wed 13th Aug | Austria, St. Pӧlten | Frequency Festival+

Fri 15th Aug | Poland, Poznań | Bittersweet Festival+

Sat 16th Aug | Slovakia, Bratislava | Lovestream Festival+

Mon 18th Aug | Germany, Berlin | Parkbühne Wuhlheide

Thu 21st Aug | Lithuania, Kaunas | Darius and Girenas Stadium*

Sat 23rd Aug | Denmark, Horsens | Horsens & Friends at Nordstern Arena*

Wed 27th Aug | Italy, Milan | IDays Milano+

Fri 29th Aug | Zürich, Switzerland | Zürich Openair+

Sat 30th Aug | Munich, Germany | Superbloom+

Wed 3rd Sep | France, Paris | Paris La Défense Arena

Fri 5th Sep | Germany, Hanover | Heinz von Heiden Arena

Sun 7th Sep | UK, London | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium*

Tue 9th Sep | Netherlands, Arnhem | GelreDome

Fri 12th Sep | Spain, Barcelona | Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

Sun 14th Sep | Portugal, Lisbon | Estadio do Restelo

*Without Jelly Roll ^With Sierra Ferrell + Post Malone festival appearance

Manchester United news as Sir Jim Ratcliffe takes action regarding another one of his sporting ventures in the Premier League

Manchester United co-owners Ineos are set to hold talks with Tottenham to strike an agreement to end their sponsorship of thePremier League side.

The Daily Mail have reported that the petrochemicals giants are keen to withdraw from their five-year contract. The agreement has been in place since 2022, before Ineos got involved in United at the end of 2023.

Ineos are 4 x 4 partners of Spurs with their Grandier vehicle with the brand's logo printed in the dug-outs at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. On Sunday, United's co-owners name regularly appeared on advertisement boards around the stadium.

The report adds that the deal is worth around several millions per season. With Ineos going ahead with their reductions in cost around United, their wider sporting portfolio is the next casualty after a series of cuts at Old Trafford.

New Zealand Rugby recently announced their plans to take legal action against the company after an early exit was confirmed from a sponsorship deal. Ineos' relationship with Sir Ben Ainslie's America' Cup team has also been cancelled and reports have indicated their stake in Mercedes Formula 1 is also under threat.

Ineos' deal with Tottenham runs until 2027 but United's co-owners are now looking to come to an agreement with the north London side to terminate the deal now.

It's not yet clear how much of an impact a possible termination will have on United but the cost-cutting methods have been linked with aiming to inject funds into the transfer budget for Ruben Amorim.

Roy Keane told Man United who they needed to sign - they ignored him and it will cost them millions

Roy Keane wanted Manchester United to sign Harry Kane in the 2023 summer transfer window - they ignored him and now it could end up being even more costly.

Regardless of what happens between now and the end of the season, there is already no doubt that Manchester United will have to make the addition of a striker their leading priority this summer.

United have struggled for goals throughout the campaign, meaning eyebrows were raised when the hierarchy made the decision not to strengthen Ruben Amorim's attacking options in the January transfer window. Instead, United made the decision to prioritise spending in the summer window.

United are already being linked with a wealth of names that could come in and become the new face of their attack. Whoever they land, they will have to ensure he is an upgrade on both Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee.

Signed for a combined total of £108.5million in back-to-back summer windows, they have scored just 12 goals between them this season. United desperately need to source an established goalscorer who will come in and hit the ground running.

The addition of a centre-forward was one of United's leading objectives in the 2023 summer transfer window and England captain Harry Kane was the most attractive option. But despite former United manager Erik ten Hag's fondness of the former Tottenham Hotspur man, he moved to Bayern Munich.

"In the summer of 2023, Harry Kane was our No.1 target," former United first-team coach Benni McCarthy told Ladbrokes at the launch of Gaffer of all Accas. "Kane was the prime target, but obviously the price tag was an issue.

"Because he would have been leaving Spurs for United, a few extra million pounds were added on to the price tag, which, you know, for a 30-year-old wasn't seen to be wise.

"But for £100million, if you look at it now, you'd say that it would have been well worth it because he's gone to Bayern and he's still producing, he's still scoring. So you think we should have just bitten the bullet and got Kane and then also tried to invest in Hojlund. That would have been the best thing for Rasmus if he had had someone like Kane involved.

"So yes, Kane was Erik's No.1 target. Erik really wanted him."

Kane would have offered United the closest thing to a guarantee of goals. He was the best striker in the Premier League at the time and has since established himself as the best striker in the Bundesliga, notching 73 goals in 75 games for Bayern since moving to Germany.

Ahead of the conclusion of the 2022/23 season, former United captain Roy Keane addressed United's upcoming search for a striker, identifying Kane as the most attractive option to give his former team what they needed most.

"They're going to be linked with lots of players but the one that would excite you is Kane," Keane told Sky Sports in May 2023. "In terms of the excitement and the goalscoring, you'd go all out for Kane."

Past dealings between Spurs and United in the transfer market meant a deal to take Kane from north London to Manchester would have likely been difficult. However, the inflated price tag Spurs would have almost certainly demanded would have been worth it - and it would have saved United money in the long-term.

After spending almost £110m on Hojlund and Zirkzee, United are once again in a position where they are going to have to spend big to sign an established goal-getter this summer. They took huge gambles on the aforementioned duo and they have failed to pay off.

Manchester United were beaten 1-0 by Tottenham Hotspur at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

James Maddison's goal after just 13 minutes was enough to seal all three points for the home side when he reacted quickest to Andre Onana palmed Lucas Bergvall's effort directly into his path.

United had their fair share of chances to draw level either side of half-time, with the best of their chances falling to Alejandro Garnacho and Joshua Zirkzee.

As a result of suffering a third defeat of the season to Spurs, United have now lost three of their last four Premier League matches. They have also fallen to 15th in the table, being overtaken by the Londoners in the process.

United are next in Premier League action on Saturday, travelling to Goodison Park to face Everton, who climbed above them in the table yesterday.

Manchester United were beaten 1-0 by Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League on Sunday.

James Maddison tapped in from close range to hand the home side an early lead before Alejandro Garnacho blazed over the crossbar to spurn United’s best chance of the first half.

Joshua Zirkzee had the best chance of the second half but he failed to hit the target with a free header from eight yards out as United fell to their third defeat to Spurs this season.

Here are how the players rated at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium:

Andre Onana

A little unfortunate his save from Lucas Bergvall's shot was converted by Maddison on the rebound. Made some decent stops. 6

Noussair Mazraoui

Back in the back three to offset the absence of Leny Yoro and played a fine cross for Joshua Zirkzee to head wide in the second half. 6

Harry Maguire

Played with gusto and had little hassle from Mathys Tel. Possibly should have gone further up top sooner as United chased the game. 6

Matthijs de Ligt

For a ball-playing defender who was teammates with Tel, De Ligt was not particularly authoritative. 5

Diogo Dalot

Ruben Amorim ordered him to get tighter to Son Heung-min and seconds later Dalot was still too narrow as Son's volley led to Maddison's goal. 5

Casemiro

His first start of the year and he showed why. Constantly off the pace, booked and only lasted so long because there was not a credible alternative on the bench. 4

Bruno Fernandes

Played in Garnacho for United's best chance of the first half. Proactive enough and knitted together United's attacks. 6

Patrick Dorgu

Switched to the left wing and hit a shot well over. Started by virtue of the decimating injury crisis. Had some crossing opportunities but did not service the forwards well enough. 5

Joshua Zirkzee

Tidy and slick on the ball, which helped United retain it in the final third. His approach play was excellent at times but he was never a goal threat. 6

Alejandro Garnacho

Unacceptably skied a one-on-one when played in by Fernandes. More involved in the second half and drew a good stop from Guglielmo Vicario. 6

Rasmus Hojlund

Some bright moments at 0-0 but then quickly regressed and was often flagged offside. An improvement on recent performances but still not good enough. 5

Subs

Chido Obi

Made his debut in added time. N/A

Manager

Forced into selections with 12 senior players either injured or unwell. Refusal to make a change until late was understandable and United's performance level was an improvement on recent games. 6

Manchester United fans watching the Premier League clash against Tottenham Hotspur will perhaps be surprised to see Ineos' name plastered inside the North London club's stadium.

Ineos founder Sir Jim Ratcliffe completed a minority purchase of United last year and has since been in charge of the football operations at Old Trafford. But despite their clear association with the Reds, they remain a key sponsor for Spurs in the form of their 4X4 offshoot Grenadier.

The partnership began in 2020, shortly after their arrival at their new stadium. Notably, the Ineos logo can be seen plastered on the seats in both dugouts and features on the electronic advertising hoardings.

Spurs players have conducted advertising content with Ineos for the Grenadier in the past. On Ineos' website, Ben Davies, Dominic Solanke, Guglielmo Vicario, Timo Werner, Archie Gray and Yves Bissouma have all filmed content driving the car.

On the Ineos Grenadier website, Tottenham's chief commercial officer Todd Kline heralded the partnership with Ratcliffe's business. He said: "Our partnership with Ineos Grenadier represents the coming together of an innovative British brand with an iconic London Football Club – both of whom are committed to pushing boundaries and daring to do things differently, while staying true to authentic values and traditions.

"We should like to thank the team at Ineos Automotive for their vision and commitment to the future success of this partnership." When the agreement to purchase United was completed, the question was asked whether Ineos would be looking to end their deal with Spurs, to which it was understood that they would not.

Currently, Ineos do not sponsor inside Old Trafford despite their connections with the club.

Manchester United youngster Jack Moorhouse has been named in the matchday squad for Sunday afternoon's Premier League clash against Tottenham Hotspur.

United head coach Ruben Amorim has included Moorhouse on the substitutes bench for the fixture on Sunday afternoon. The 19-year-old has been included in the first-team squad at United for the first time this season after impressing Amorim during training.

Moorhouse's selection comes amid recent injury concerns within the United squad. In terms of midfielders, Manuel Ugarte, Kobbie Mainoo, Toby Collyer and Mason Mount are all unavailable, while Amad Diallo has now been added to the injury list.

The ongoing match could hand Moorhouse an opportunity to star on the first-team stage for the first time in his young career. But what more do we know about the potential United debutant?

Moorhouse, 19, and plays in an advanced midfield role for United's Under-21s - and is also capable of performing on the left wing. This season, he has three goals in seven Premier League 2 appearances and has been tipped for some time to make the jump up to the first-team in the near future.

The teenager made his debut for United for their Under-18s team when he was just 15 years old in November 2021. Just two weeks later, he scored his first goal for the club, in a win against Burnley in the Under-18s Premier League.

It was this season that Moorhouse first made the jump from the Under-18s up to the Under-21s. He goes into the game in good form, having scored his third goal of the season for Travis Binnion's group in a 2-0 win against their Tottenham counterparts just last week.