Post Malone at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
The Big Ass Stadium Tour's UK date, September 7, 2026, with Jelly Roll — one of London's biggest stadium concerts of the year
Post Malone brings the European leg of his Big Ass Stadium Tour to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London on September 7, 2026, with Jelly Roll as support — part of a European run that also stops in Germany and the Netherlands the same week, making early September 2026 a genuine European stadium-tour circuit for fans willing to follow it across a couple of countries.
Quick facts
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as a concert venue
Spurs' home ground, opened in 2019, was built with a genuine eye toward hosting concerts and NFL games alongside football — it has a retractable pitch (a real grass football surface that slides away to reveal a synthetic surface underneath for other events), making it one of London's more purpose-built major venues for large-scale concerts rather than a football stadium awkwardly repurposed for one night.
The wider European leg
This UK date sits inside a tight European stretch — Munich (a festival appearance, Aug 30), Hanover, Germany (Sept 5) and Arnhem, Netherlands (Sept 9) all fall within about a week and a half of the London show, so fans planning a multi-country trip around this tour have a realistic short window to catch more than one date.
Getting to the stadium
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is served directly by White Hart Lane rail station and is a walkable distance from Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale London Underground stations — plan for genuine crowds on public transport before and after a stadium-scale show, same as any major London event.
Practical tips
- —Book London accommodation with transit access to north London (rather than assuming central London is close) — the stadium is in Tottenham, a real trip from areas like Westminster or the South Bank.
- —If you're considering the wider European leg, check exact dates and travel logistics between London, Hanover and Arnhem before committing — the gaps between shows are tight but workable for a dedicated trip.
- —Jelly Roll is confirmed support for this show — factor his set into your arrival timing rather than assuming Post Malone is a late-evening-only event.
- —Public transport is genuinely the better option over driving for a stadium-scale event here — London's congestion charge zone and event-night parking scarcity make transit the practical default.
