Post Malone has become a defining voice in modern pop and hip-hop, and his 2025 tour lineup promises to showcase that versatility.
From arena rock anthems to laid-back vibe tracks, the openers on this tour are chosen to set the stage while expanding his audience reach.
| Opening Act | Primary Genre | Notable 2025 Project | Audience Overlap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brent Faiyaz | R&B / Soul | Larger Than Life (2025) | 25–34, urban listeners |
| Gracie Abrams | Indie Pop / Alt | This Is What It Feels Like (2025) | 18–28, festival crowds |
| Bia | Hip-Hop | For Certain (2025 Deluxe) | 18–34, diverse markets |
| Lola Brooke | Hip-Hop | Jackie (2025 Singles) | 18–30, East Coast appeal |
Rhythm and Melancholy with Brent Faiyaz
Brent Faiyaz leads off many dates, pairing velvety vocals with introspective lyrics that appeal to listeners who crave emotional depth.
His 2025 album Larger Than Life expands his cinematic R&B sound, providing a smooth but powerful contrast to Post Malone’s more abrasive moments.
Crowds often recognize hits like "Wasting Time" and "Loose Change," creating a soulful bridge before the main act hits the stage.
Gracie Abrams and the Indie Crowd
The Alt-Pop Arrival
Gracie Abrams brings a more intimate, guitar-driven energy that resonates with younger festival-goers and indie enthusiasts.
Tracks from This Is What It Feels Like (2025) showcase her sharp storytelling, aligning with Post Malone’s occasional softer side.
Hip-Hop Authority with Bia and Lola Brooke
Bia: Street Anthems and Versatility
Bia injects streetwise confidence into the setlist, representing a bold, rhythmic transition that highlights Post Malone’s hip-hop collaborations.
Her 2025 projects keep the energy high while demonstrating genre fluidity, a core element of Post Malone’s brand.
Lola Brooke: Raw Narratives
Lola Brooke closes the opener block with unfiltered storytelling that reflects urban resilience, appealing to a passionate 18–30 demographic.
The contrast between her gritty delivery and melodic hooks creates a dynamic stage presence that primes audiences for Post Malone’s headline set.
Global Appeal and Festival Strategy
The 2025 tour schedule spans North America, Europe, and select Asian cities, using openers to tailor the vibe to each region.
By rotating Brent Faiyaz, Gracie Abrams, Bia, and Lola Brooke, the tour maintains freshness while maximizing demographic coverage across markets.
Strategic Impact and Fan Experience
The selection of openers for 2025 is designed to enhance discovery, broaden musical horizons, and keep each show feeling fresh.
- Rotate genre-specific acts to match local audience preferences
- Use early sets to build momentum for the headliner
- Introduce emerging artists to festival-goers seeking new sounds
- Balance mainstream hits with deeper album cuts for replay value
- Leverage social media moments from each opener to drive ticket sales
FAQ
Reader questions
Who opens for Post Malone on the 2025 tour?
The main openers include Brent Faiyaz, Gracie Abrams, Bia, and Lola Brooke across different cities and nights.
Why are multiple openers used instead of one fixed act?
Multiple openers allow the tour to adapt to local audiences, balancing R&B, indie, and hip-hop to match regional preferences.
Which opener has the strongest social media presence in 2025?
Gracie Abrams leads in digital engagement, with viral moments on platforms popular with younger concertgoers.
Can I request a specific opener at my local Post Malone show?
While requests are accepted, the lineup is curated in advance based on venue, city, and overall tour flow.