Noah Kahan San Diego tickets: How to still get into sold-out Aug. 17 show

If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.By cleveland.com Express DeskAbby L'Bert, cleveland.comSAN DIEGO — Noah Kahan’s rise from beloved New England folk artist to touring arenas across the country continues this month when “The Great Divide Tour” rolls into Petco Park in San Diego for one sold-out night on Aug. 17. For fans hoping to hear hits such as “Stick Season,” “Northern Attitude,” “Dial Drunk,” and songs from his newest album live, demand for the concert has been immense. If you have yet to secure tickets to see Noah Kahan in San Diego, here are the most reliable options available today.How to get Noah Kahan San Diego ticketsNoah Kahan’s official tour page lists the Aug. 17 concert as sold out with fans directed to join a waitlist. However, there are a number of reputable secondary marketplaces offering verified tickets, some with active discounts:Vivid Seats purchases are backed by the company’s 100% Buyer Guarantee, which helps ensure valid tickets are delivered before the event. You can also use promo code CLEVELAND20 for $20 off purchases of $200 or more.TicketNetwork buyers can browse a broad selection of resale listings backed by the company’s Money-Back Guarantee. Purchases may qualify for promo code TIXDEAL15 for 15% off.StubHub orders are protected through StubHub’s FanProtect Guarantee, which provides replacement tickets or a refund if valid tickets cannot be supplied.Ticketmaster maintains Face Value Exchange and Verified Resale inventory after events sell out, with availability changing frequently as fans list and remove tickets. Noah Kahan San Diego concert details and resale ticket pricesDate: Monday, Aug. 17Venue: Petco ParkSupporting acts: Gigi Perez and Annabelle DindaLowest ticket price comparison:Vivid Seats: $183TicketNetwork: $233StubHub: $214Ticketmaster: $492More about the ‘Great Divide Tour’After breaking through globally with “Stick Season,” the Vermont native continued expanding his audience with tours, festival appearances, and a string of multiplatinum songs. His lyrics, which often explore mental health, relationships, hometown identity, and personal growth, have resonated with fans across generations. The current tour supports Kahan’s 2026 album, “The Great Divide,” released April 24. It offers a new collection of songs while preserving his signature emotional storytelling. This year’s tour marks another major milestone in the singer’s career, demonstrating just how dramatically his audience has grown over the last several years.Beyond music, Kahan continues to be known for his advocacy surrounding mental health through the Busyhead Project, an organization focused on increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and supporting mental health resources. The initiative remains a significant part of his public identity and one reason many fans feel a strong connection to his work beyond the songs.BTS Arlington tickets: Where to still get passes to sold out Aug. 15-16 showsSeattle Seahawks ‘Hard Knocks’ episode 2: how to watch free on HBO todayHow you can watch entire ‘Love Island USA’ season 8 for free on demand todayElla Langley Austin tickets: Best last-minute deals for Aug. 13 tour dateBruno Mars Metlife Stadium ticket deals are available from these vendors nowThe Cleveland.com Express Desk uses AI tools to assist in producing content, which is reviewed and edited by staff.This article was produced with assistance from AI tools and reviewed by Cleveland.com staff.