Noah Kahan at Aviva Stadium Dublin 2027: Tickets and Guide

Are Noah Kahan Aviva Stadium tickets still available?

Here is the honest picture. The two Dublin nights are not yet listed on TicketNetwork, our resale partner, which is why the table above points to the official seller instead of a ticket button. Your route in is Ticketmaster IE, the official primary seller, including any returned tickets it offers. How the on-sale ran:

• Saturday July 17: artist presale on Tuesday August 25 at 10am, for fans who registered on noahkahan.com by August 24 (codes by WhatsApp or email); general sale on Friday August 28 at 10am.
• Sunday July 18: added on September 1 "due to immense demand" and released straight to general sale on Wednesday September 2 at 10am, with no presale.

We have not seen an official sold-out notice for either night. It is also worth knowing that Ireland’s Sale of Tickets Act 2021 restricts reselling tickets above face value for events at larger venues, so treat unofficial listings for Dublin with caution and stick to the official route. When our partner does list these nights, the table above will switch to a ticket button; resale marketplaces such as TicketNetwork can price above face value.

How much are Noah Kahan Aviva Stadium tickets?

No official face-value range for the 2027 stadium shows has been published. We would rather say that than invent a number. For context, his 2026 UK arena tickets were £61–£263.50 at face value, but Irish stadium prices are set in euro and may be structured differently.

The only resale snapshot we have for 2027 is Wembley: in September 2026, London seats started at roughly $150–$200 with averages near $350 or more. That is a London weekend market and a moving target, so do not read it as a Dublin price. Our ticket prices guide covers the wider picture.

Saturday or Sunday: which Aviva night should you pick?

• Saturday July 17 is the original date and the one that had a presale. It is the better bet if you are travelling from elsewhere in Ireland or the UK, with Sunday free to get home.
• Sunday July 18 was the extra date with a general sale only, so fans who missed presale codes had an equal shot at it. If you are local and the Monday is not a problem, it is a strong option.

The production should be the same on both nights, as far as anything has been announced. Pick on travel, not on setlist.

Where are the best seats at the Aviva for Noah Kahan?

On his 2026 stadium dates the main stage was a house with a front porch, with a B-stage and a C-stage out in the crowd and a "roof" segment. The Dublin layout is not published yet, but general principles apply:

• Pitch standing is closest to the porch stage and your best shot at being near the smaller stages.
• Lower-tier side seats give a clear view with a bit of height.
• Upper tiers show the whole production, including the stadium fireworks.
• The Aviva has an unusual shape, with one end much lower than the rest of the bowl. Where the stage goes will decide which stands are best, so wait for the seat map before paying a premium.

We never guess block numbers. See our best seats guide for more.

What does a Noah Kahan stadium show look like?

He has done this before. In July 2026 he became the first artist to play four straight sold-out nights at Fenway Park, and at the Rose Bowl in August Chappell Roan came out as a surprise guest. Expect around 2 hours 15 minutes and roughly 30 songs across six "acts", starting with him walking out of the porch house’s front door, a vintage Volvo wagon on stage, a phone-booth skit before "She Calls Me Back", and an encore of "End of August", "Homesick" and "Stick Season", which ends with fireworks at stadiums. See the typical setlist and what to expect.

If you searched for the Stick Season Tour, that era ended in 2024. Dublin 2027 is on the new Last Of The Bugs World Tour, with plenty of Stick Season songs still in the set. Our explainer sorts out the names.

How do you get to Aviva Stadium?

• Lansdowne Road DART station sits right beside the stadium, the most direct rail option. Expect queues after the show.
• Grand Canal Dock (DART) is a short walk away and can be less crowded.
• Walking: the stadium is in Ballsbridge, within walking distance of the city centre for many visitors, which is often the quickest way home.

Parking around the stadium is very limited on event days. Check Irish Rail for DART timetables and any works on the weekend, and plan for a late finish; his 2026 stadium sets ran to around two and a half hours.

When should you book travel and hotels for Dublin?

Early, and on refundable terms. Two stadium nights on a July weekend in a city where hotel capacity is already tight means rooms go quickly. Ballsbridge and the south docklands are the most convenient, while the city centre works well if you are happy to walk. Flying in from the UK? Book flights once your tickets are secure, and do not plan to fly out the same night.

Will Noah Kahan tour again in 2027?

Yes. The Last Of The Bugs World Tour is his 2027 tour, and so far it is exactly three stadiums: Hampden Park (Jul 13), Aviva Stadium (Jul 17-18) and Wembley (Jul 23-25), plus a festival slot in Mexico in January. As of September 23, 2026, nothing has been announced for North America or anywhere else in 2027. We follow every update on our 2027 tour page.

Want to see Noah Kahan sooner? The 2026 UK and Ireland arena nights

The stadium run is still ten months away. If you would rather not wait, The Great Divide Tour plays UK and Ireland arenas this November with Bella Kay opening. Those nights were reported sold out at face value in August 2026, so resale is the way in, but seats do still get listed. Our guides cover each one: London, The O2 (Nov 13, 14 and 17), Glasgow, OVO Hydro (Nov 5-6), Manchester, AO Arena (Nov 9-10) and Dublin, 3Arena (Nov 19, 21 and 22). The full list of every remaining night is on our tour dates page, and you can compare the other two 2027 stadiums below.

Other 2027 stadium guides: Hampden Park, Glasgow (Jul 13) and Wembley Stadium, London (Jul 23-25).

Noah Kahan at Aviva Stadium: frequently asked questions