Is the Stick Season Tour Still Happening?
What was the Stick Season Tour?
Stick Season is Noah Kahan’s third studio album, released on October 14, 2022. It is named after the Vermont stretch of the year between fall foliage and the first snow, when the trees are bare sticks, and it is full of songs about his home state and the small towns around Strafford, where he grew up on a tree farm.
The album was followed by The Stick Season Tour across 2022 and 2023. As the record kept growing, two deluxe editions arrived: We’ll All Be Here Forever (June 2023) and Stick Season (Forever) (February 2024). The touring grew with them into The Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) Tour, which ran from January 17 to September 29, 2024 and packed in 85 shows.
What made Noah Kahan famous?
The title song. “Stick Season” became his breakthrough and is still his biggest hit: it reached No. 1 in the UK in January 2024 (the first UK No. 1 of that year), No. 1 in Australia and No. 9 on the US Billboard Hot 100. That success is why the 2024 tour could jump to much bigger rooms, including two nights at Fenway Park in Boston on July 18-19, 2024. Those shows became the live album Live from Fenway Park.
It is also why so many people still type “Stick Season tour” into a search bar. For a lot of fans, that song and that album are Noah Kahan, even two years after the era officially closed.
What tour is Noah Kahan on now?
The follow-up to Stick Season is The Great Divide, his fourth album, released on April 24, 2026. It debuted at No. 1 in both the US and the UK. The tour behind it, The Great Divide Tour, opened in Orlando on June 11, 2026 and was his first stadium tour in North America, including four sold-out nights back at Fenway Park.
The North American leg is finished. What is left of 2026 is arenas: Australia and New Zealand from September 25 to October 10, the UK and Ireland from November 5 to 22, and mainland Europe from November 25 to the finale at Paris on December 7. Our full tour dates page lists every night.
Then comes a newly named run: The Last Of The Bugs World Tour, announced on August 20, 2026. It takes its name from the expanded edition The Great Divide: The Last of the Bugs, and so far it means stadiums in July 2027: Hampden Park in Glasgow (July 13), Aviva Stadium in Dublin (July 17-18) and Wembley Stadium in London (July 23-25). No North American 2027 dates have been announced. See our 2027 tour page for the latest.
Does Noah Kahan still play Stick Season songs live?
Yes, plenty of them. On the current tour roughly 9 of about 30 songs come from the Stick Season era, alongside around 15 from The Great Divide. In the typical set, that means songs like “All My Love”, “She Calls Me Back” (after the nightly phone-booth skit), “Dial Drunk”, “Northern Attitude”, “Orange Juice” and “Homesick”.
And the song that started it all still closes the night. “Stick Season” is the final song of the encore, and at stadium shows it ends with fireworks. So even though the Stick Season Tour is over, you will still hear the song you came for. The full running order is on our setlist page.
What is Noah Kahan’s most popular song?
“Stick Season” (2022), by a distance. It topped the UK chart as the first No. 1 of 2024, reached No. 1 in Australia and peaked at No. 9 on the US Hot 100. Within The Great Divide era, the title track “The Great Divide” was the lead single, released on January 30, 2026, and it sits near the end of the main set.
Where can I see Noah Kahan next?
Most 2026 arena nights in Australia and the UK and Ireland were reported sold out at face value in August 2026, so for those shows resale is now the realistic way in. Mainland Europe and Auckland are worth checking in the live listings. For the biggest night of the lot, look at 2027:
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Tour finale
Biggest show yetIf you loved the Stick Season shows, the 2027 stadiums are the closest thing to a sequel of that Fenway feeling: huge sing-alongs, the full production and “Stick Season” with fireworks at the end. Our best seats guide helps you pick a section.
Stick Season Tour: frequently asked questions
Is the Stick Season Tour still happening?
No. The Stick Season Tour ran in 2022-23 and the We'll All Be Here Forever Tour ended on September 29, 2024. Noah Kahan is now on The Great Divide Tour, which ends in Paris on December 7, 2026.
When did the Stick Season album come out?
Stick Season was released on October 14, 2022. Deluxe editions followed in June 2023 (We'll All Be Here Forever) and February 2024 (Stick Season (Forever)).
Does Noah Kahan still play Stick Season live?
Yes. Stick Season is the last song of the encore on the current tour, with fireworks at stadium shows, and around nine Stick Season-era songs are in the set.
Is the Great Divide Tour the same as the Stick Season Tour?
No. It is a new tour for his fourth album, The Great Divide (April 24, 2026). Many Stick Season songs are still played, but it is a separate tour with a new stage and new songs.
Is Noah Kahan touring in 2027?
Yes. The Last Of The Bugs World Tour has stadium dates at Hampden Park (July 13), Aviva Stadium (July 17-18) and Wembley (July 23-25, 2027). No North American 2027 dates had been announced as of September 2026.