Noah Kahan will embark on his largest tour to date this summer, announcing a 23-date North American stadium run in support of his upcoming fourth studio album, The Great Divide.
Produced by Live Nation, Noah Kahan: The Great Divide Tour begins June 11 and continues through August, with stops at major venues including Fenway Park in Boston for a two-night homecoming, Los Angeles’ Rose Bowl Stadium, New York’s Citi Field, Chicago’s Wrigley Field and Toronto’s Rogers Stadium. Gigi Perez will join as support.
The tour announcement follows the release of Kahan’s new single, “The Great Divide,” which debuted at No. 1 on Spotify’s Top Songs USA chart and No. 3 on the platform’s Global chart, marking the highest streaming debut of his career. The song serves as the title track to his forthcoming album, due April 24 via Mercury Records.
Kahan premiered the official music video during a Mastercard commercial break at the 2026 Grammy Awards. The video, directed by Parker Schmidt and filmed in Nashville, explores themes of childhood friendship, shame, guilt and identity.
Fans can sign up for the artist presale through Thursday at 11:59 p.m. ET. The presale begins Tuesday at noon local time, with general ticket sales opening Thursday at noon local time. Kahan will use Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange to allow fans to resell tickets at original prices, with limited exceptions in Illinois, New York and Colorado due to state laws.
The Vermont singer-songwriter rose to global prominence with his 2022 breakthrough album Stick Season, which achieved multi-platinum status and helped earn him two Grammy nominations. Across his career, Kahan has amassed nearly 15 billion global streams and sold more than 1.5 million tickets worldwide.
Noah Kahan: The Great Divide Tour
June 11th // Orlando, FL // Kia Center
June 26th // Philadelphia, PA // Citizens Bank Park
June 28th // Toronto, ON // Rogers Stadium
July 1st // Cincinnati, OH // Great American Ball Park
July 3rd // Pittsburgh, PA // PNC Park
July 10th // Boston, MA // Fenway Park
July 11th // Boston, MA // Fenway Park
July 14th // Chicago, IL // Wrigley Field
July 18th // Queens, NY // Citi Field
July 22nd // Washington, DC // Nationals Park
July 25th // Raleigh, NC // Carter-Finley Stadium
July 27th // Atlanta, GA // Truist Park
July 30th // Arlington, TX // Globe Life Field
August 2nd // St. Louis, MO // Busch Stadium
August 5th // Minneapolis, MN // Target Field
August 8th // Denver, CO // Coors Field
August 15th // Pasadena, CA // Rose Bowl Stadium
August 17th // San Diego, CA // Petco Park
August 19th // Phoenix, AZ // Chase Field
August 21st // San Francisco, CA // Oracle Park
August 25th // Sandy, UT // America First Field
August 28th // Vancouver, BC // BC Place
August 30th // Seattle, WA // T-Mobile Park
