Post Malone The BIG ASS World Tour 2026

One huge Sydney stadium night for a show that is built to go all out

Post Malone brings The BIG ASS World Tour to ENGIE Stadium on Thursday 15 October 2026, returning to Australia for his biggest headline shows down under to date. With Don Toliver joining as special guest, the Sydney date lines up two artists who know how to turn scale into atmosphere, big hooks, heavy production and a crowd that is there for the full ride. For Sydney, this is not the kind of concert that slips quietly onto the calendar. It is a stadium night with real pull behind it.

A show this big changes the shape of the night

For guests heading to Sydney Olympic Park, staying at Crowne Plaza Sydney Macquarie Park takes some of the pressure out of the night before it even begins. Instead of trying to time every detail around a stadium crowd, guests can start with dinner or drinks at Bistro Sydney, take their time getting across to ENGIE Stadium, and know they have somewhere comfortable waiting afterwards.

That matters more on a Thursday than it might on a Saturday. By the time the show ends and the precinct starts to empty, the trip home is often the least appealing part of the night. An overnight stay keeps things simpler, especially for guests coming in from outside the area or turning the concert into a Sydney stopover.

The easiest way across to ENGIE Stadium

For guests taking an Uber or taxi, the trip from Crowne Plaza Sydney Macquarie Park to ENGIE Stadium generally takes around 12 to 15 minutes, depending on traffic and event-night conditions.

For guests using public transport, Macquarie Park Metro Station is around a two-minute walk from the hotel. From there, public transport to Sydney Olympic Park generally takes around 20 to 25 minutes, followed by a walk into the Showground precinct.

After a stadium show, simpler is better

A Post Malone stadium date is not really a quick in-and-out kind of plan. It is louder, later and bigger than that. Crowne Plaza Sydney Macquarie Park gives the night a better landing point, with dinner before the show, breakfast the next morning and a stay that feels easier once the main event is over.