The Great Divide Tour: What It Is and What’s Left

What is The Great Divide Tour?

The Great Divide was announced on January 28, 2026, with the title track out as the lead single two days later. The album arrived on April 24, 2026 on Mercury Records and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and at No. 1 in the UK, his second UK No. 1 album. An expanded edition, The Great Divide: The Last of the Bugs, added four more tracks.

The tour itself was announced on February 2, 2026 and is sometimes billed as “The Great Divide World Tour”. It is the follow-up to the Stick Season era, not a continuation of it, though the old favorites are still in the setlist.

What are the remaining Great Divide Tour dates?

Here is every remaining night, including the 2027 stadium shows that follow the tour. Past dates grey out automatically, and each button opens that night’s live resale listings.

How was the North American stadium leg?

The first leg ran from Orlando on June 11 through the end of August 2026, and it was Noah’s first stadium tour. A few nights stood out:

• Fenway Park, Boston (July 7, 8, 10 and 11): four sold-out nights, reported as a first for any artist at the ballpark, and the live premiere of “Lighthouse”.
• Rose Bowl, Pasadena (August 15): his largest headline show at the time, with Chappell Roan as a surprise guest on “California”. Crowd estimates vary by source.
• Citi Field, New York: Aaron Dessner joined him on stage.
• T-Mobile Park, Seattle (August 31): a 2h 30m show where he joked during the phone-booth skit about touring again “next summer”.

In North America, fans could buy $100 “Front Porch” pit tickets in the registered presale, and resale was limited to face value through Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange. That leg is over, and those rules were specific to it.

Who is opening on each leg?

Support changes by region. Gigi Perez and Annabelle Dinda opened in North America. Michael Marcagi opens in Australia and New Zealand, Bella Kay in the UK and Ireland, and Mon Rovîa across mainland Europe. Openers for 2027 are still to be announced. Details are on our support acts page.

Are Great Divide Tour tickets sold out?

Most of them, at face value. In August 2026 the Australian nights in Melbourne and Sydney and the UK and Ireland arena runs in Glasgow, Manchester, London and Dublin were reported sold out. For those, verified resale is the way in; our sold-out guide explains the options. We have not been able to confirm per-date status for Auckland or the mainland European arenas (Zurich, Cologne, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Munich and Paris), so check the live listings or the official seller.

UK face values at the 2026 on-sale ran from about £61 to £263.50, and Paris started from €63. For the full picture, see ticket prices.

What happens after The Great Divide Tour?

The Great Divide Tour ends in Paris on December 7, 2026. In January 2027 Noah is due at the Out of the Blue festival in Riviera Cancun (January 7-10), a festival appearance rather than a headline show. Then comes The Last Of The Bugs World Tour, announced on August 20, 2026, with UK and Irish stadiums in July 2027: Hampden Park, Aviva Stadium (two nights) and Wembley (three nights). The name refers to a lyric in “The View Between Villages”, and fans sometimes call themselves “bugs”. No other 2027 dates have been announced yet; watch our 2027 tour page.

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