Post Malone at Shoreline Amphitheatre

Genre-blending rapper with a knack for songwriting — that is how one might describe the greatness that is Post Malone. With a number of hit songs invading the airwaves for the past years and millions of records sold worldwide, there is no denying that Post Malone is one of the biggest artists of his generation.

There is something about the New York native that draws the attention of his millions of fans. Don't let his tattoos deceive you. He is unlike your typical rapper who sings about money, gun violence, and bi****s. Over the years, he has proven to be a well-rounded artist who can run circles around other artists — no pun intended. With hits like "Rockstar," "Sunflower," "Circles," "Better Now," and Congratulations," among many others, Post Malone has cemented his name in the mainstream rap and hiphop scene.

He may be a big star in the early 2020s; however, success did not come overnight for the singer-songwriter. Like most artists, his start in the music scene was rough. He started in 2011, but he only made waves in 2015 with his viral song "White Iverson," a piece alluded to Basketball Hall of Fame player Allen Iverson. The crafty lyricism and beats of the single introduced Malone to the world. This success opened a lot of opportunities for the budding artist, ultimately releasing his debut album "Stoney" in 2016. The album was a massive success in different territories, hitting a 5x Platinum certification in the United States, 6x Platinum in Canada, 4x Platinum in Denmark, 2x Platinum in Australia, and single platinum and gold in several countries — a feat only a very few artists achieve in their debut album.

Unsurprisingly, the succeeding albums "Beerbongs & Bentleys" (2018), "Hollywood's Bleeding" (2019), and "Twelve Carat Toothache" (2022) all received similar success. With his fifth studio album coming out this July, Post Malone's 2023 is already projected to be an exciting one. However, nothing is more exciting for all his fans this summer because the 27-year-old superstar will embark on another tour. Fresh from his "Twelve Carat World Tour," Post Malone shocks his North American fans as he drops the dates of his "If Y'all Weren't Here, I'd Be Crying Tour" in support of his latest album "Austin."

Supported by the singles "Chemical" and "Mourning," the album is sure to be another massive success. And y'all will be singing the album's lead singles this August 16 at the Shoreline Amphitheater as he will perform for all his California fans. Get your tickets now and prepare for a night that will complete your summer. Click the "Get Tickets" link to reserve yours now!