Noah Kahan Tour Tickets

Noah Kahan on tour, explained

Searching for the “Stick Season Tour”? That era ended in 2024. Here’s where to see Noah now: The Great Divide Tour has 28 nights left in 2026, across Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Ireland and mainland Europe, ending in Paris on Dec 7. Then, in July 2027, The Last Of The Bugs World Tour brings his biggest headline shows yet to Hampden Park, Aviva Stadium and Wembley.

From Stick Season to The Great Divide to Last Of The Bugs

The Stick Season era is how most people found Noah. The album Stick Season came out on Oct 14, 2022, and its title song grew into his breakthrough: the UK’s first No. 1 of 2024, a No. 1 in Australia and a No. 9 peak on the US Hot 100. The Stick Season Tour ran through 2022 and 2023. The deluxe editions We’ll All Be Here Forever and Stick Season (Forever) kept it going into a bigger 2024 run, which included two nights at Fenway Park that became the live album Live from Fenway Park. That tour ended in September 2024. The Stick Season Tour, explained.

The Great Divide Tour is what’s on now. It supports his fourth album, The Great Divide, released Apr 24, 2026, which debuted at No. 1 in both the US and the UK. The tour opened in Orlando on Jun 11 with his first-ever stadium leg in North America, where he became the first artist to play four straight sold-out nights at Fenway Park. That leg is finished. What remains is the international run: Melbourne from Sept 25, Sydney, Auckland, then UK and Ireland arenas from Nov 5 and mainland Europe from Nov 25. The Great Divide Tour guide.

The Last Of The Bugs World Tour is the 2027 chapter, announced Aug 20, 2026. It takes its name from the expanded album The Great Divide: The Last of the Bugs, and from a lyric in “The View Between Villages” (fans sometimes call themselves bugs). So far it is six UK and Ireland stadium nights in July 2027. Stick Season songs haven’t gone anywhere, by the way: about nine of the roughly 30 songs in the current set come from that album.

What the show is like

Expect about 2 hours 15 minutes of Noah, roughly 30 songs, after the opening acts. The show is built in six “acts” that move around the room. The main stage is a rustic house with a front porch, based on the album art, with a vintage Volvo wagon parked beside it, and Noah opens by walking out of the front door. Later he moves to a B-stage and a C-stage out in the crowd, and to a “roof” section. A running gag is a mock phone-booth call before “She Calls Me Back”, with a different “caller” each night.

A typical set, taken from the Seattle show on Aug 31, 2026, opens with “American Cars”, “Doors” and “All My Love”, takes in “Dial Drunk”, “Northern Attitude” and “The Great Divide”, and ends with an encore of “End of August”, “Homesick” and “Stick Season”. At stadiums, fireworks went off at the end of that last song. The indoor arena shows in Australia, the UK and Europe may use a scaled-down version of the production, so don’t count on every stadium detail. Support is Michael Marcagi in Australia and New Zealand, Bella Kay in the UK and Ireland, and Mon Rovîa in mainland Europe; the 2027 openers are still to be announced. Typical setlist · What to expect on the night · Opening acts.

How to get in when it’s sold out

Here is the honest picture. The Melbourne and Sydney nights and every UK and Ireland arena night were reported sold out at face value in August 2026. For the mainland Europe dates and Auckland, we could not confirm the status night by night, so check live listings. At the UK on-sale, arena face values ran from £61 to £263.50, with part of each ticket supporting The Busyhead Project, Noah’s mental-health initiative.

• Check the official seller first. Ticketmaster and AXS for the UK and Ireland, Ticketek and AXS in Australia, local promoters in Europe. Returned tickets sometimes reappear, and the original seller’s face-value resale is the cheapest safe option when it has stock.
• Then compare resale. Our “Tickets” buttons open TicketNetwork, a resale marketplace. Prices are set by sellers, move daily and can be well above face value, so compare the all-in price with fees before you commit.
• Be flexible. London has three O2 nights and Dublin three at 3Arena, and prices can differ between nights, so check each one.
• Avoid social-media sellers. Screenshots and bank-transfer deals are the classic sold-out scam.

Sold-out guide · Resale, explained · Full price guide · Best seats.

The 2027 outlook

Here is everything announced for 2027 as of Sept 23, 2026: Hampden Park in Glasgow on Jul 13, two nights at Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Jul 17 and 18, and three nights at Wembley Stadium on Jul 23, 24 and 25. The second and third Wembley dates and the second Aviva night were added after heavy demand, and Wembley is billed as his biggest headline show to date. Support acts have not been named.

Nothing else is confirmed. There are no North American dates for 2027, only hints: Noah joked on stage in Seattle that he should “tour again next summer”, and called the announced shows “only the first of the last of the bugs”. Treat any other “2027 dates” you see online as rumour until they appear on noahkahan.com. For the stadium nights already on sale, resale listings in September 2026 started at around $150 to $200, and prices will move as the summer gets closer. Noah Kahan 2027: what we know · Wembley guide · Every remaining date.