Post Malone's Singapore concert officially postponed, ticketholders to receive full refunds
On Thursday (Aug 27), ticketing platform Ticketmaster Singapore announced that Post Malone's Singapore concert has been postponed.
Ticketing giant Ticketmaster Singapore has announced the postponement of Post Malone's concert in Singapore, with ticket holders set to receive full refunds. The 31-year-old American singer was originally scheduled to perform at the National Stadium on September 25 as part of his Big A** World Tour. Ticketmaster Singapore confirmed the news on Thursday, August 27, after the concert's listing on their platform changed to "Currently Unavailable."
The platform attributed the postponement to the concert's organizers and informed ticket buyers that refunds would be processed through the original payment method, potentially taking up to 60 business days. The news of the postponement extends beyond Singapore, with Live Nation Malaysia and Live Nation Thailand also announcing similar changes for Malone's Asian tour. As of now, Post Malone has not provided an official explanation for the delay.
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