Not Buyin’ It: Fans Slam Post Malone’s ‘Incomplete Album’ as a Lame Reason to Cancel Waco Concert

Post Malone's decision to cancel the first month of his upcoming tour with Jellyroll has Texans TICKED OFF.

Post Malone Cancels Waco and El Paso Concerts

Baylor University officially confirmed the cancellation of a big upcoming concert. The joint concert featuring  Post Malone and Jelly Roll, originally scheduled to take place at McLane Stadium on May 19, has been pulled from the calendar.

Tour Delay Impacts Multiple Cities

The cancellation isn't isolated to Central Texas. According to Baylor, the event promoter Live Nation has scrapped the initial month of the "BIG Stadium Tour Part 2." This delay affects several college venues across the nation, including LSU's Tiger Stadium, and Ole Miss’s Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

Lame Excuse

The reason for the sudden change came directly from Post Malone himself. In a post Friday shared via his Instagram story, Malone explained that he decided to postpone the tour's launch by three weeks to allow himself more time to complete his latest album. The fans are having none of it. On a post in which Malone promotes upcoming dates in Asia, fans slammed the rapper and swore to never buy another concert ticket to one of his shows.

Baylor’s Musical Ambitions Continue

Despite the setback, Baylor officials remain committed to their long-term vision of establishing Waco as a premier destination for national touring acts. Baylor Vice President and CEO Jason Cook told KCEN that although th school is disapointed in Malon'e actions, they are still excited about other concerts coming to Baylor.

Upcoming Concert Schedule

The McLane Stadium cancellation hasn't silenced the university’s musical lineup. Music fans still have several major dates to look forward to this year:

May 14: Country music legend Willie Nelson is set to perform at Baylor Ballpark.

Sept. 18: Old Dominion will headline a concert during Family Weekend.

Upcoming: University officials teased that more announcements for national-level acts are currently in the works.