Post Malone Continues Runaway In North American Arenas

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Barry Brecheisen / Invision for Park City Live – Post Malone
Post Malone croons to the fans during Snow Fest at Park City Live in Utah Jan. 20.
They’re not running in circles, but they are definitely running away with audiences’ hearts! Post Malone has unveiled the second leg of the Runaway Tour with special guest Swae Lee and Tyla Yaweh returning from the first leg to support the run.
The next leg of arenas starts Feb. 4 and continues for more than a month, wrapping March 21 in Salt Lake City. The full routing is listed below, though Swae Lee is missing on select dates.
Citi Cardholders get a presale Nov. 19 at 5 p.m. local time. The general onsale begins Nov. 22 at 9 a.m. local time.
T-Mobile customers get exclusive access to stage-front pit tickets 30 days before each show.
Tuesday, February 4                Omaha, NE                              CHI Health Center
Wednesday, February 5           Kansas City, MO                      Sprint Center
Friday, February 7                    St. Louis, MO                           Enterprise Center
Sunday, February 9                 Indianapolis, IN                        Banker’s Life Fieldhouse
Tuesday, February 11              Chicago, IL                              Allstate Arena
Wednesday, February 12         Grand Rapids, MI                     Van Andel Arena
Friday, February 14                  Toronto, ON                             Scotiabank Arena
Sunday, February 16               Montreal, QC                           Bell Center
Tuesday, February 18              Newark, NJ                              Prudential Center
Wednesday, February 19         Uniondale, NY                          Nassau Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum
Friday, February 21                  Philadelphia, PA                      Wells Fargo Center
Saturday, February 22             Hershey, PA                            Giant Center
Monday, February 24               Pittsburgh, PA                          PPG Paints Arena
Thursday, February 27             Washington, DC                       Capital One Arena
Saturday, February 29             Columbia, SC                           Colonial Life Arena
Sunday, March 1                      Greensboro, NC                       Greensboro Coliseum
Tuesday, March 3                    Duluth, GA                               Infinite Energy Center
Wednesday, March 4               Nashville, TN                           Bridgestone Arena
Friday, March 6                        Memphis, TN                           FedExForum
Monday, March 9                     Houston, TX                             Toyota Center
Tuesday, March 10                  Austin, TX                                Frank Erwin Center*
Thursday, March 12                 Denver, CO                              Pepsi Center
Saturday, March 14                  Las Vegas, NV                         MGM Grand Garden Arena
Sunday, March 15                    Phoenix, AZ                             Talking Stick Arena*
Tuesday, March 17                  Ontario, CA                              Toyota Arena*
Thursday, March 19                 San Francisco , CA                  Chase Center
Saturday, March 21                  Salt Lake City, UT                    Vivint Smart Home Arena
 *Swae Lee not performing
The first leg of the Runaway Tour was a smash hit, selling out arenas across the U.S. in rapid succession. The most recent reported show, at Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif., grossed $1.6 million on 13,601 tickets. Some other highlights from the first half of the tour include a $4.2 million gross over two nights at Madison Square Garden in New York and $3 million over two nights at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.
Posty is winning in the recorded music industry as well, as he has led the Elite 100 Artists chart multiple times since the release of his latest album, Hollywood’s Bleeding, and seems to have inherited the role of “de-facto leader” that artists with new releases must unseat. 
The rapper/singer/songwriter is nominated for seven American Music Awards, the most of any artist for the year. 
He also recently held the latest edition of his own festival, Posty Fest, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, Nov. 2. That event featured Meek Mill, Pharrell Williams, Jaden Smith, Doja Cat, and Rae Sremmurd, Swae Lee’s duo project with his brother, Slim Jxmmi. 
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