Post Malone in Charlotte: Tickets, parking and what to know
As a variety of artists are headed to center stage in Charlotte this summer, PNC Music Pavilion is set to host Post Malone on Saturday, July 29.
If “Wow” or “Rockstar” have never left your playlist, you’re in for a treat because Post Malone is expected to “give fans his signature exhilarating performance.” And, with the concert’s 18,000 guest capacity, you might be looking to plan your day accordingly. So, whether that’s buying parking in advance or figuring out where to buy tickets, we’ve got you covered.
Post Malone
Where: 707 Pavilion Blvd, Charlotte, NC, 28262
When: Saturday, July 29 at 8:00 p.m.
The ‘If Y’all Weren’t Here, I’d Be Crying Tour,’ which kicked off on July 8, will make its way to Charlotte on July 29, which is just the day after Post Malone’s self-titled album, “Austin” drops. The 28 year old rapper, who went viral back in 2015 after the release of a song titled, “White Iverson,” was previously an opening act for Justin Bieber’s Purpose World Tour. The “Congratulations” singer is set to take the stage in Canada over the next few days and will continue the North American leg of the tour until the end of August.
Post Malone’s setlist includes:
Better Now
I Like You (A Happier Song) featuring Doja Cat
I Fall Apart
Rockstar featuring 21 Savage
Feeling Whitney
Congratulations featuring Quavo
White Iverson
Post Malone merch: Here’s what you can buy
Post Malone’s merch for the “Austin” album is available via his website. With prices ranging from $10 to $45, you have the choices of t-shirts, CDs, vinyl records, cassettes and a downloadable digital album. And, if you’re a serious Post Malone enthusiast, you might want to consider purchasing a limited edition, Post Malone-themed cup from your nearest Raising Cane’s.
Where to park for a concert at PNC Music Pavilion
Recently, fans have expressed concerns over a lack of parking spaces and traffic jams at PNC Pavilion, which has 6,800 spots available. So, arrive early and book parking well before the concert through Live Nation’s website.
Note, there are different types of parking you can purchase in advance:
With early parking for $25, you can skip the traffic and arrive as early as 2 p.m.
In tailgate area parking, which is $50, your spot will be in “a shady tree lined grassy area” specifically chosen for tailgaters.
Premier parking is $45 and it’s a total game changer because you can park closer to the venue regardless of arrival time.
Lastly, for even closer parking, you can buy reserved premier parking, which will set you back $125.
Where to eat in Charlotte near PNC Music Pavilion
Most restaurants near PNC Pavilion are around a 15 minute walk or 3 minute drive.
Halal Kitchen: If you’re in the mood for some Middle Eastern cuisine, Halal has menu items like a hummus bowl lamb over rice, falafel sandwich or gyro chicken sandwich.
Sushi Queen Sushi and Grill: Order up some smoked salmon sushi, spring rolls, California rolls, hibachi steak, tofu or chicken at this Tryon Street sushi spot.
Alpha Omega Grill and Pizzeria: With such a diverse menu selection, this pizzeria can satisfy almost every craving under the sun. Choose from chicken fajita quesadillas, spring rolls and subs — or go for meat lovers’ pizza, gyros, tortellini or stromboli.
Nick & Mike Bar and Grill: Nick & Mike’s is where I’d go to sit down and indulge in delectables before a concert. While it has wings, chicken tacos and pork chops, the menu also includes black bean burgers and Beyond Burgers for vegan and vegetarian diets.
Where to get Post Malone tickets
Post Malone tickets, which went on sale in May, are in the $200 to $1,800 range. You can purchase yours via Live Nation.
What to bring to PNC Music Pavilion, Charlotte NC
Bag: If you need something to carry your belongings in, make sure it’s a clear bag made of either vinyl, PVC or plastic. Clear bag sizes cannot exceed more than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches and if you’re bringing a small clutch it must be 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches.
A credit or debit card: All transactions are cashless inside the venue.
Water bottle: You’re allowed to bring a one-liter water bottle made of plastic or empty non glass water bottle.
Non-professional camera: A cell phone camera or a point and shoot camera with no removable lenses are allowed.
Small blanket or beach towel: Large blankets aren’t permitted. So, make sure your blanket meets the 3 feet by 8 feet requirement.
What not to bring: Alcohol, coolers, drones, fireworks, illegal drugs, iPads or other tablets, lasers, pets, picnic baskets, selfie sticks or any sharp objects.
