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Cowboys, Post Malone Team Up to Provide Free Tickets for Fans Battling Cancer

Arlington, TX – September 15, 2025

The Dallas Cowboys have announced a heartfelt partnership with Grammy-winning artist and Texas native Post Malone, aimed at giving back to some of the team’s most courageous supporters.

 

As part of the agreement, the Cowboys and Post Malone will sponsor free tickets for all home games at AT&T Stadium for fans currently fighting cancer. The initiative ensures that no illness keeps loyal supporters from experiencing their team live.

In return, Post Malone has pledged to perform free of charge at AT&T Stadium whenever the team requests, bringing his music to amplify some of the franchise’s biggest moments.

“Texas raised me, and Cowboys fans have always been my people,” Post Malone said in a statement. “If music and football together can bring hope to those fighting cancer, I’ll be there every single time.”

 

 

 

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones praised the collaboration, calling it “a reflection of what the Dallas Cowboys stand for — family, community, and commitment.”

The announcement has already stirred excitement across Cowboys Nation, with many fans applauding the franchise for using its platform to create something bigger than football. Stories have poured in from families expressing how much this gesture will mean for their loved ones.

For Dallas, a city where football pride runs deep, the image of cancer fighters filling AT&T Stadium will resonate powerfully. With Post Malone’s music echoing across the stands, the roar of Cowboys Nation promises to be louder — and more united — than ever.

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