Noah Kahan sets 31-date world tour for spring and summer 2027

By Tom Whitfield

Noah Kahan’s “The Last of the Bugs World Tour” will play 31 dates from April 24 to July 25, 2027, according to the Live Nation-promoted itinerary released Thursday morning after an online countdown ended. North America runs from Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia, to MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on June 18. Europe begins July 1 in Groningen, NL, and ends with three Wembley Stadium concerts in London.

The announcement cites across-the-board summer sellouts for Kahan’s “Great Divide World Tour” and judges continued fan enthusiasm highly likely. That is a forecast, not evidence of demand for the new shows. Six dates in Glasgow, Dublin and London had been announced before Thursday; three carry sold-out labels. The announcement gives no sales totals, venue capacities or ticket prices for the 25 newly announced dates.

Full itinerary

• April 24: Athens, GA — Sanford Stadium.
• April 27: Birmingham, AL — Protective Stadium.
• April 29: Tampa, FL — Raymond James Stadium.
• May 4: Nashville, TN — Nissan Stadium.
• May 6: Charlotte, NC — Bank of America Stadium.
• May 9: Norman, OK — Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.
• May 12: Houston, TX — Reliant Stadium.
• May 15: Austin, TX — Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.
• May 19: San Francisco, CA — Levi’s Stadium.
• May 21: Las Vegas, NV — Allegiant Stadium.
• May 26: Madison, WI — Camp Randall Stadium.
• May 29: Boston, MA — Fenway Park.
• May 30: Boston, MA — Fenway Park.
• June 1: Boston, MA — Fenway Park.
• June 2: Boston, MA — Fenway Park.
• June 5: Columbus, OH — Ohio Stadium.
• June 10: Detroit, MI — Ford Field.
• June 12: Buffalo, NY — Highmark Stadium.
• June 15: Montréal, QC — Parc Jean-Drapeau.
• June 18: East Rutherford, NJ — MetLife Stadium.
• July 1: Groningen, NL — Stadspark^.
• July 2: Berlin, DE — Waldbühne.
• July 4: Milan, IT — I-Days.
• July 7: Seville, ES — Plaza de España.
• July 10: Paris, FR — Hippodrome ParisLongchamp.
• July 13: Glasgow, UK — Hampden Park (already announced).
• July 17: Dublin, IE — Aviva Stadium (already announced; sold out).
• July 18: Dublin, IE — Aviva Stadium (already announced).
• July 23: London, UK — Wembley Stadium (already announced; sold out).
• July 24: London, UK — Wembley Stadium (already announced; sold out).
• July 25: London, UK — Wembley Stadium (already announced).

The itinerary attaches an unexplained “^” to Groningen’s Stadspark and the July 23-24 Wembley dates; it provides no key for that symbol.

Tickets, presales and restrictions

North American artist presales begin Nov. 10 at noon local time. Fans must sign up by Nov. 5 at 11:59 p.m. ET. A general onsale for all worldwide dates follows Nov. 12 at noon local time at NoahKahan.com/pages/tour.

The announcement stated: “Artist presales for this tour are hosted by multiple ticketing sites, but anyone who signs up can join the sale.” Ticketmaster access requires no code because it attaches to the holder’s account; other sites may require one.

It also said: “Working in partnership with Ticketmaster, extra protections will be in place to help block bad actors from signing up for the Artist Presale. Some fans may be asked to complete a quick selfie check, or in rare cases, provide an ID via Persona to sign up.”

MetLife ticketholders from the Citi Field show canceled July 18 will have access to a separate two-hour presale on Nov. 10, from 9 to 11 a.m. ET.

A “Reserved by Spotify” presale starts Nov. 11 at 9 a.m. local time for eligible U.S. Spotify Premium subscribers using Ticketmaster. Spotify will notify buyers by email and app alert; each can purchase up to two tickets.

Under the Face Value Exchange program, tickets bought on Ticketmaster for North American shows are nontransferable and may be resold only at face value on Ticketmaster. Buffalo is exempt because New York law bars nontransferable tickets.

Europe’s artist presale runs through Laylo from Nov. 10 at noon local time, after sign-ups close Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. local. Its general onsale is also Nov. 12.

The record Kahan is citing

The announcement says Kahan ended the North American “Great Divide” leg at the end of August after his biggest show yet: 65,000 fans at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.

It also identifies him as the first artist to headline and sell out four consecutive nights at his hometown Fenway Park. The 2027 itinerary repeats four Boston nights from May 29 through June 2.

After Australian and New Zealand dates in September and October, Kahan will play arenas in the U.K., Germany, Denmark, France, Ireland, Switzerland and Scotland in November and the first half of December.

“The Great Divide,” his fourth studio album and namesake of the 2026 tour, is the project for which the announcement expects Kahan to be in Grammy contention in the coming months. The new tour takes its title from the deluxe edition, “The Last of the Bugs.”

The announcement says Kahan is the only artist to have placed two albums in the Billboard 200 top 10 for each of the past six weeks: “The Great Divide” and five-times-platinum “Stick Season.”

Variety enthusiastically reviewed Kahan’s sold-out Pasadena stadium show in August under the title Noah Kahan Turns His ‘Miserable’ Material Into Manic Elation at Triumphant Rose Bowl Stadium Show: Concert Review.

What does this change for fans?

For fans, the announcement opens a staged ticket route to 25 new dates and confirms a repeat of the four-night Fenway format. It does not establish that the remaining dates will sell out.

The face-value policy may curb speculative resale markup on most North American Ticketmaster inventory, but nontransferability can also prevent legitimate changes of hands, and Buffalo follows a different rule. Fans displaced from the canceled Citi Field concert have a dedicated MetLife window before the broader sale.

The next measurable checkpoint is Nov. 10-12: those sales will test the announcement’s claim that Kahan can extend his recent stadium sellouts across the expanded itinerary.