Noah Kahan Sets Stadium World Tour For 2027

Noah Kahan will trek across the great divide and around the world next year. The singer-songwriter on Thursday revealed plans for a two-month world tour of stadiums dubbed “The Last of the Bugs” that will run April 24-July 25. The jaunt will launch with a show in Athens, Georgia, and wraps with three concerts at London’s Wembley Stadium. See the full itinerary below. The 31-date tour will hit North American cities first, including four nights at Fenway Park in Boston. After a June 18 show at Metlife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, it will head to Europe on July 1, including a pair of shows at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. The Dublin, London and some other European shows were announced previously. There are no Southern California concerts on the slate for now, with the closest being mid-May stops in Las Vegas and San Francisco. But there are some open dates before and after those shows. Watch on Deadline Noah Kahan Vermont native Kahan is hot off his latest album The Great Divide, which topped charts in the U.S., UK and many other countries after its April release. A later deluxe version of the disc was dubbed The Great Divide: The Last of the Bugs. His latest track is “Draw You Out,” written for The Hunger Games: Sunrise of the Reaping and released last month. It serves as the lead single for the soundtrack album to the film that hits theaters on November 20. Kahan sang a moving version of Simon & Garfunkel’s “Bridge Over Troubled Water” for the “In Memoriam” segment at the Emmys in September. That came weeks after he called out Donald Trump for the use of the singer’s “American Cars” in a White House social media post. RELATED: Neil Young Rocks Trump With $10M Suit Over Using That “Free World” Tune Again Separately on Thursday, rapper and NCIS: New York star LL Cool J announced “Rock the Bells: The Residency,” an 11-show Las Vegas stand with dates set between May 15-22 and then July 9-17 at Dolby Live at Park MGM. Here are Kahan’s dates: April 24Athens, GA; Sanford Stadium April 27Birmingham, AL; Protective Stadium April 29Tampa, FL; Raymond James Stadium May 4Nashville, Nissan Stadium May 6Charlotte, NC; Bank of America Stadium May 9Norman, OK; Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium May 12Houston, Reliant Stadium May 15Austin, Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium May 19San Francisco, Levi’s Stadium May 21Las Vegas, Allegiant Stadium May 26Madison, WI; Camp Randall Stadium May 29Boston, Fenway Park May 30Boston, Fenway Park June 1Boston, Fenway Park June 2Boston, Fenway Park June 5Columbus, Ohio Stadium June 10Detroit, Ford Field June 12Buffalo, NY; Highmark Stadium June 15Montréal, Parc Jean-Drapeau June 18East Rutherford, NJ; MetLife Stadium July 1Groningen, Netherlands; Stadspark July 2Berlin, Waldbühne July 4Milan, I-Days July 7Seville, Spain; Plaza de España July 10Paris, Hippodrome ParisLongchamp July 13Glasgow, Scotland; Hampden Park July 17Dublin, Aviva Stadium July 18Dublin, Aviva Stadium July 23London, Wembley Stadium July 24London, Wembley Stadium July 25London, Wembley Stadium