TORONTO – Posty season is back. Genre-blurring superstar Post Malone returns to the 6ix with his If Y’all Weren’t Here, I’d Be Crying Tour, headlining Scotiabank Arena on May 26, 2025. Blending hip-hop, rock, country, and pop into his unique brand of emotional anthems, Post is bringing fans one of the most anticipated arena tours of the year.
From Beerbongs to Stadiums
Post Malone—born Austin Richard Post—shot to fame with 2015’s viral breakout White Iverson, and followed it with a run of platinum-certified albums like Stoney, Beerbongs & Bentleys, Hollywood’s Bleeding, and Twelve Carat Toothache. Known for smash hits like Rockstar, Circles, Sunflower, and Congratulations, Post Malone has become a mainstay across genres and generations.
His vulnerable songwriting, raspy voice, and genre-crossing sensibility have made him both a streaming giant and a magnetic live performer.
The Tour: Big Sound, Bigger Feelings
Post’s If Y’all Weren’t Here, I’d Be Crying Tour blends stripped-down acoustic moments with full-stage rock star energy. Audiences have praised the emotional intimacy, unexpected covers, and setlists filled with deep cuts and mega-hits alike.
Expect pyro, guitars, tattoos, and tears. From heartbreak ballads to beer-soaked singalongs, Posty’s stage presence turns an arena into an oversized therapy session—complete with fireworks.
Why Toronto’s Ready
Post Malone has always had a loyal Toronto fanbase, and with Scotiabank Arena as the stage, this show will be loud, lit, and deeply felt. As one of the few artists who can pack stadiums while making it feel personal, Post’s May 26 stop is shaping up to be one of the standout shows of spring.
🎟 Tickets are moving fast via Ticketmaster and official outlets. This is one of those “you had to be there” moments.
🎤 The Soundtrack: Your weekly cue for who’s turning up the volume in the 6ix. Tune in next Thursday for the next act—Tyrese.
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