Post Malone and Jelly Roll in San Antonio: the 2025 stadium-tour stop

Post Malone's 2025 Big Ass Stadium Tour was scheduled to reach San Antonio's Alamodome on May 7, with Jelly Roll and special guest Sierra Ferrell on the announced bill. The city was an early stop on the run, following the announced April 29 opening at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City and a May 3 date in Las Vegas. San Antonio gave the large North American production its first advertised Texas engagement.

The wider announcement described a stadium production built around Post Malone's catalog and the country-facing F-1 Trillion period. Billboard and Variety reported a 25-date itinerary across the United States and Canada, with Jelly Roll and Ferrell associated with the run. The next Texas stop was listed for May 9 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, before a sequence including Atlanta, St. Louis, Detroit and Minneapolis.

For the San Antonio show, the Alamodome's May 6 notice named Jelly Roll and Sierra Ferrell alongside Post Malone and stated a 6:30 p.m. concert start. The venue expected at least 40,000 attendees and set doors for 5:30 p.m., with parking lots opening earlier in the afternoon. The local notice put the tour's scale into practical terms: three named performers and a large audience heading into one downtown stadium.

The venue expected at least 40,000 attendees and warned that on-site parking would be limited. Its advice included arriving early, considering public transport and reviewing the show's access information. These were instructions for the May 2025 event, not standing prices or travel directions for a future visit. The announcement is useful now because it shows the practical demands of moving a stadium-scale audience through downtown, without requiring an invented account of the crowd or performance.

The announced stadium route continued through the summer, with a July 1 finish at Oracle Park in San Francisco. San Antonio's place near its beginning made the Alamodome show part of the first sequence of major stadium dates, while the lineup connected Post Malone's newer country material with Jelly Roll and Ferrell. Explore Ninefold's [music news archive](/news) for other artist announcements and their recording context.