Noah Kahan has announced three UK and Ireland stadium dates for July 2027, marking his biggest headline shows to date as he steps up from arenas to stadiums. The move reflects the huge success of his current world tour supporting fourth album "The Great Divide," which has already sold more than 1.5 million tickets, and confirms his status as one of the leading names in contemporary folk-pop.

The Vermont singer-songwriter will play Glasgow's Hampden Park on 13 July, Dublin's Aviva Stadium on 17 July, and London's Wembley Stadium on 23 July, the latter set to be the largest headline show of his career so far. An artist pre-sale registration closes at 5pm on Monday 24 August, with the pre-sale beginning at 10am on Tuesday 25 August and general sale opening at 10am on Friday 28 August. Kahan is currently touring North America, having recently played to 50,000 fans at the Rose Bowl with a surprise guest appearance from Chappell Roan, before heading to Australia in autumn and the UK and Ireland in November.