Post Malone Net Worth 2026: Stadium Tours, Country Hits and a $2 Million Magic Card

Post Malone’s net worth is about $50 million, according to a widely reported 2026 estimate. That figure looks conservative next to his recent income: Forbes says he earned $62 million in 2025 alone, ranking him No. 11 among the world’s highest-paid musicians.

Post Malone: quick facts

Net worth

$50 Million

Salary / earnings

$62 Million per year

Source of wealth

Touring, streaming, endorsements

Profession

Singer, Rapper, Songwriter, Producer

Nationality

American

Place of birth

Syracuse, New York, United States

Date of birth

July 4, 1995 (age 31)

The jump came from touring. His Big Ass Stadium Tour grossed about $231.2 million from 51 shows in 2025, according to Billboard’s year-end Boxscore ranking. It was the highest-grossing tour by a country act that year and the biggest of his career.

Behind the tour sits one of the most valuable song catalogs of his generation, a hit-making switch from hip-hop to country with F-1 Trillion, and a long list of business deals that runs from French rosé and Bud Light to Crocs, Raising Cane’s and a one-of-a-kind Magic: The Gathering card.

Post Malone at a glance

• Net worth: about $50 million (widely reported estimate, 2026)
• Real name: Austin Richard Post
• Born: July 4, 1995, in Syracuse, New York
• Profession: singer, rapper, songwriter and producer
• Label: Republic Records (with Mercury Records for his country releases)
• Biggest payday: the Big Ass Stadium Tour, about $231.2 million gross in 2025 (Billboard)
• Latest yearly earnings: $62 million in 2025 (Forbes)
• Records: “Sunflower” was the first song certified 2x Diamond by the RIAA
• Awards: 11 Billboard Music Awards, 5 American Music Awards, 18 Grammy nominations
• Family: one daughter, born in 2022

His net worth by year is charted at the end of this article.

Where Post Malone’s money comes from

Source	Details	Estimate
Touring	Stadium and arena tours, festivals, merchandise	About $50 million tour profit in 2025 (Forbes)
Streaming and sales	Royalties from more than 150 million certified U.S. units	Steady income every year
Songwriting	He co-writes most of his own hits, so he earns publishing royalties	Not disclosed
Endorsements	Bud Light, Crocs, Raising Cane’s, Oreo	Not disclosed
Businesses	Maison No. 9 rosé, Envy Gaming stake, Posty’s bar in Nashville	Not disclosed
Assets	Utah estate, One Ring Magic card, cars	Utah home bought for about $3.1 million

Annual earnings

Forbes and Billboard have both tracked Post Malone’s yearly income. The numbers rise sharply in touring years and drop when he is mainly recording.

List	Earnings	Notes
Forbes Celebrity 100 (2020)	About $60 million	Runaway Tour and Hollywood’s Bleeding
Billboard Money Makers (2020)	$23.2 million	No. 2 behind Taylor Swift; covers U.S. music income only in a pandemic year
Forbes highest-paid musicians (2025)	$62 million	No. 11; Big Ass Stadium Tour

Forbes counts earnings before taxes, after label cuts and fees from managers, agents and lawyers. Billboard’s list counts only U.S. revenue from music, so the two lists are not directly comparable.

Early life

Austin Richard Post was born on July 4, 1995, in Syracuse, New York. He was raised by his father, Richard, a former DJ, and his stepmother, Jodie. His father introduced him to hip-hop, country and rock.

When he was nine, the family moved to Grapevine, Texas, after his father took a job as a concessions manager for the Dallas Cowboys. Post learned guitar, played in a local metalcore band and, in 2010, auditioned for the band Crown the Empire without success.

At Grapevine High School, classmates voted him “Most Likely to Become Famous.” He briefly attended Tarrant County College, then dropped out and moved to Los Angeles to make music. He has said he picked the “Malone” in his stage name using an online rap name generator.

Breakthrough: “White Iverson” and Stoney

Post uploaded “White Iverson” to SoundCloud in 2015. The song went viral, and by August 2015 he had signed with Republic Records.

His debut album, Stoney (2016), included “Congratulations” with Quavo, his first top 10 hit. The album stayed on the charts for years and broke Michael Jackson’s record for the most weeks on Billboard’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. He also opened for Justin Bieber’s Purpose World Tour, which put him in front of stadium crowds early.

Chart peak: Beerbongs & Bentleys and Hollywood’s Bleeding

Beerbongs & Bentleys (2018) debuted at No. 1 with 461,000 units in its first week. It produced two Hot 100 No. 1s, “Rockstar” and “Psycho,” and earned an Album of the Year Grammy nomination.

“Sunflower,” his duet with Swae Lee from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, became his third No. 1. It later became the first song ever certified 2x Diamond, meaning 20 million U.S. units.

Hollywood’s Bleeding (2019) also debuted at No. 1 and earned another Album of the Year nomination. Its single “Circles” spent 61 weeks on the Hot 100. The album also included “Take What You Want” with Ozzy Osbourne and Travis Scott.

These records are the core of his fortune. As of 2025 he had nine Diamond-certified songs, second only to Drake, and more than 150 million certified units in the U.S., according to the RIAA.

Twelve Carat Toothache and Austin

Twelve Carat Toothache (2022) and Austin (2023) both peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard 200. Neither matched his earlier peak, but both kept him touring arenas through the Twelve Carat Tour and the If Y’all Weren’t Here, I’d Be Crying Tour.

In 2023 he also released The Diamond Collection, a compilation of his Diamond-certified singles, which kept his older catalog earning on streaming services.

The country pivot: F-1 Trillion

In 2024 Post made a full move into country music, and it paid off fast. First came a feature on Taylor Swift‘s “Fortnight,” which topped the Hot 100.

Then came “I Had Some Help” with Morgan Wallen, which debuted at No. 1 and became one of the biggest songs of the year. The two teamed up again in April 2025 on “I Ain’t Comin’ Back.”

His country album, F-1 Trillion (August 2024), debuted at No. 1 with about 250,000 first-week units. It was his first No. 1 album in five years and the second-biggest debut of 2024, behind Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter. The album featured stars such as Luke Combs, Dolly Parton, Chris Stapleton and Tim McGraw.

The pivot opened up a new, older fan base and new revenue streams: country radio, country festivals and, most importantly, stadium tickets.

The Big Ass Stadium Tour

Post’s first full stadium tour began in Salt Lake City on April 29, 2025, with Jelly Roll and Sierra Ferrell as the main openers. It then moved on to Europe and the U.K. in the late summer.

• 2025 gross: about $231.2 million from 51 shows, with more than 1.6 million tickets sold (Billboard year-end Boxscore)
• Ranking: No. 8 on Billboard’s 2025 year-end Top Tours chart and the top country act; Pollstar ranked it No. 10 worldwide
• North America alone: more than $170 million and over 1 million fans
• Profit: Forbes estimates Post took home about $50 million from the tour

The tour returned in 2026 as The Big Ass Stadium Tour: Part 2, again with Jelly Roll. It opened in Fort Lauderdale on April 10, 2026, and was set to end in Austin on October 24, 2026.

The second run was rockier. Five U.S. dates were cancelled over scheduling conflicts, and an Edmonton show was called off because of weather. On August 28, 2026, all 15 shows in Asia, Australia and New Zealand were postponed indefinitely with refunds, and no reason was given. No full 2026 gross has been published yet.

2026 and what comes next

Post performed at the closing ceremony of the FIFA World Cup final on July 19, 2026, one of the biggest TV audiences in the world.

In April 2026 he announced his seventh album, The Eternal Buzz, a 40-track double album recorded in Nashville that continues his country sound. In October 2026 he said it was nearly finished, and it is now expected in 2027.

Business ventures and brand deals

Maison No. 9 rosé

Post launched Maison No. 9, a French rosé from Provence, in 2020 with James Morrissey of Global Brand Equities and his manager, Dre London. It is made with Château de Berne and named after his favorite tarot card.

The first batch sold out in about two days. E. & J. Gallo Winery handles distribution, and a bottle launched at $21.99. As of late 2026 there was no public report of the brand being sold, and its sales figures and Post’s ownership share have not been disclosed.

Bud Light

Post has been one of Bud Light’s most visible faces. He released special-edition cans during his 2019 Runaway Tour and starred with comedian Shane Gillis and Peyton Manning in Bud Light’s 2025 Super Bowl ad, “Big Men on Cul-de-Sac.” Fees were not disclosed.

Crocs

Since 2018 he has released several Crocs collaborations. Many of them sold out within minutes, which made him one of the brand’s earliest celebrity partners.

Raising Cane’s

A long-time fan of the chicken chain, Post designed a hot pink Raising Cane’s in Midvale, Utah, which opened in April 2023. The partnership later expanded with a Dallas Cowboys-themed location and a collectible cup collection.

Other deals and investments

• Envy Gaming: joined the Dallas esports company’s ownership group in 2020
• Posty’s: his own bar on Nashville’s Lower Broadway, which opened in July 2025
• Oreo: a limited-edition cookie with Mondelez in 2025
• Magic: The Gathering: two Secret Lair card sets with Wizards of the Coast in 2022
• Food: a “Ghost Malone” sandwich with Howlin’ Ray’s in Los Angeles

The $2 million One Ring card

Post is a serious Magic: The Gathering player. In 2023 he bought the only copy of “The One Ring” card from a special Lord of the Rings set, after it was found by a collector named Brook Trafton.

The card had drawn offers of more than $2 million, including one of $2.2 million from a Spanish card shop, according to reports. The exact price Post paid was not officially disclosed, but it is widely reported to be at least $2 million, making it one of the most expensive trading cards ever sold.

Real estate

Post left Los Angeles for Utah in the late 2010s and has lived there ever since. His main home is a large estate in Cottonwood Heights, outside Salt Lake City.

Property	Year	Reported price
Cottonwood Heights, Utah estate (about 13,000 sq ft on roughly 6.75 acres)	2018	About $3.1 million
Additional Utah land	2023	Not disclosed

The Utah house has five bedrooms, a wine cellar, a pool, a home gym, and basketball and tennis courts. Post has joked about turning it into a doomsday bunker.

In October 2023 he told Howard Stern he planned to move to another state for more space. Hours later he said on social media that he was staying in Utah and “just getting some more land.” No sale of the Cottonwood Heights home has been reported. Separately, his family’s former childhood home in Grapevine, Texas, was listed for $549,900 in February 2026.

Personal life

Post and his former fiancée, Hee Sung “Jamie” Park, have a daughter, born in 2022. The couple split at the end of 2024, and in November 2025 they settled a custody and child support case. The terms are sealed.

He has spoken openly about past struggles with alcohol and has since been linked to Christy Lee. He lives mainly in Utah.

Philanthropy

In April 2020 Post livestreamed a set of Nirvana covers from his home. The show raised more than $5 million for the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 relief fund. He has also teamed up with Raising Cane’s on charity campaigns.

How Post Malone compares

Forbes’ 2025 earnings ranking shows where Post sits among his peers. He out-earned his duet partner Morgan Wallen and landed just behind Bad Bunny and Chris Brown. For a broader view, see our list of the richest musicians in the world.

Musician	2025 earnings (Forbes)	Main source
Taylor Swift	$202 million	Catalog, streaming, new album
Chris Brown	$74 million	Breezy Bowl stadium tour
Bad Bunny	$66 million	Touring and streaming
Post Malone	$62 million	Big Ass Stadium Tour
Morgan Wallen	$33 million	Touring and streaming

Figures are pre-tax earnings from Forbes’ Highest-Paid Musicians of 2025 list (December 2025). Earnings measure a single year’s income, not total net worth. Find more profiles in our musicians section.

Frequently asked questions

How much is Post Malone worth?

About $50 million, according to a widely reported 2026 estimate. His recent earnings suggest the true figure could be higher.

How much did Post Malone make in 2025?

Forbes estimates he earned $62 million before taxes in 2025, mostly from the Big Ass Stadium Tour.

How much did the Big Ass Stadium Tour gross?

About $231.2 million from 51 shows in 2025, according to Billboard’s year-end Boxscore ranking.

Does Post Malone own Maison No. 9?

He co-founded the rosé brand in 2020 with Global Brand Equities and Dre London. Gallo distributes it, and no sale of the brand has been reported.

How much did Post Malone pay for the One Ring card?

The price was not officially disclosed, but the card had offers above $2 million and is widely reported to have sold for at least that much.

Where does Post Malone live?

In Cottonwood Heights, Utah, near Salt Lake City, on an estate reportedly bought for about $3.1 million.

Sources: Forbes (Highest-Paid Musicians of 2025; Celebrity 100, 2020), Billboard (year-end Boxscore 2025, Money Makers 2020), Pollstar, RIAA, E. & J. Gallo Winery, Wine Spectator, NPR, Deseret News, KSL, TMZ, Wikipedia. All net worth and earnings figures are estimates.