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Noah Kahan Will Be Playing Even Bigger Stadiums Next Year
Noah Kahan has announced a 31-date stadium tour for 2027, called The Last of the Bugs World Tour. It begins on 24 April in Athens, Georgia, the anniversary of his No. 1 album The Great Divide, and ends with three nights at London’s Wembley Stadium in July.
The itinerary includes four Boston shows at Fenway Park and a 18 June date at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, replacing a cancelled Citi Field show from last summer. Kahan will also play dates across Europe, including two in Dublin. General tickets go on sale on 12 November at noon local time; the article also notes that his Busyhead Project charity event raised more than $3 million for mental health resources.
In short
- Kahan announced a 31-date stadium tour for 2027.
- The tour ends with three nights at Wembley.
- Tickets go on sale on 12 November.
Explained simply
Noah Kahan is an American singer-songwriter whose music blends folk and pop. His album The Great Divide reached number one, helping him move from theatres and arenas to some of the largest live venues.
Stadium tours bring together many thousands of fans at each show, and Kahan’s schedule spans the United States and Europe. Boston’s Fenway Park and London’s Wembley Stadium are among the venues, while the tour’s New Jersey date follows a cancelled New York-area show the previous summer.
Kahan has also used his profile to support mental health resources through the Busyhead Project. That charitable work is a separate part of his public activity from his concerts.