Noah Kahan 2026-2027: The Great Divide and The Last Of The Bugs World Tour

Last updated by Jemima Todd on Monday 24th August 2026

Noah Kahan’s rise from acclaimed singer-songwriter to stadium headliner continues across 2026 and 2027, with two major tours bringing his music to audiences around the world.

Following the release of his fourth studio album, The Great Divide, Kahan embarked on his biggest tour to date in 2026. After stadium dates across North America, The Great Divide World Tour heads to the UK and Europe later in the year.

His plans are already extending into 2027. Kahan has announced the first dates on The Last Of The Bugs World Tour, including major stadium performances in Glasgow, Dublin and London in July 2027. The run culminates with a headline show at Wembley Stadium — set to be the biggest headline concert of his career so far.

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Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide World Tour

The Great Divide World Tour supports Kahan’s fourth studio album, The Great Divide, which was released in April 2026.

The tour began in North America in June 2026, taking Kahan to some of the continent’s best-known stadiums. Its initial North American run included the Rose Bowl Stadium in California, Citi Field in New York, Wrigley Field in Chicago and Fenway Park in Boston.

The scale of the tour reflects how far Kahan has progressed since the release of Stick Season. His 2022 album and its title track helped introduce his deeply personal songwriting to a worldwide audience, while The Great Divide opened another chapter in his career.

By August 2026, more than 1.5 million tickets had been sold globally for The Great Divide World Tour, according to Aviva Stadium.

When is Noah Kahan touring the UK in 2026?

After his North American stadium run, Kahan returns to the UK in November 2026 for a series of arena concerts.

His confirmed UK dates include two nights at Glasgow's OVO Hydro on Thursday 5th and Friday 6th November, followed by Manchester's AO Arena on Monday 9th and Tuesday 10th November. He then heads to The O2 in London for shows on Friday 13th, Saturday 14th and Tuesday 17th November 2026. Bella Kay is scheduled to support Kahan across these UK dates.

The UK concerts form part of a wider European leg that continues through November and December, with performances scheduled in cities including Cologne, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Munich and Paris.

What is The Last Of The Bugs World Tour?

Kahan will follow his 2026 dates with The Last Of The Bugs World Tour in 2027.

The tour takes its name from the expanded edition of The Great Divide, titled The Last Of The Bugs. The first three stadium dates announced for the tour will bring Kahan back to the UK and Ireland in July 2027. Further dates are expected to be announced.

It represents another significant step in the singer-songwriter's live career. After performing in UK arenas during 2026, Kahan will return less than a year later to headline three considerably larger stadium venues.

Noah Kahan UK and Ireland tour dates 2027

The first confirmed The Last Of The Bugs World Tour dates are:

• Tuesday 13th July 2027 — Hampden Park, Glasgow
• Saturday 17th July 2027 — Aviva Stadium, Dublin
• Friday 23rd July 2027 — Wembley Stadium, London

The Wembley Stadium concert is particularly significant. Official Charts reports that the London date is set to become the biggest headline show of Kahan's career.

General sale for the three newly announced concerts begins at 10:00am on Friday 28th August 2026, following artist and local presales earlier in the week.

What could Noah Kahan play on tour?

Kahan's recent live shows combine songs from The Great Divide with favourites from earlier stages of his career.

A setlist from his August 2026 show at Oracle Park included The Great Divide tracks alongside established songs such as ‘Dial Drunk’, ‘Northern Attitude’, ‘The View Between Villages’, ‘New Perspective’ and ‘Stick Season’.

Setlists can change between performances, particularly as Kahan moves between different legs and tours. However, his growing catalogue gives the singer-songwriter plenty of material to draw upon as he moves from The Great Divide World Tour into The Last Of The Bugs World Tour.

Noah Kahan’s journey to stadium shows

Kahan's progression to venues such as Wembley Stadium follows the remarkable success of Stick Season.

Released in 2022, the album became a major international success and helped establish Kahan as one of the leading singer-songwriters of his generation. Its success continued well beyond its initial release, with both the album and title track reaching number one in markets across North America, the UK and Europe.

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His momentum has continued with The Great Divide. The album reached number one on the UK Official Albums Chart in 2026, becoming Kahan's second UK number one album.

That progression is reflected in his touring schedule. From arenas across the UK in late 2026 to Hampden Park, Aviva Stadium and Wembley Stadium the following summer, 2027 is set to bring another major milestone in Kahan's live career.

What’s next for Noah Kahan?

For now, attention remains on the remainder of The Great Divide World Tour, which continues through 2026.

Then, in July 2027, The Last Of The Bugs World Tour will take Kahan into another series of major stadium shows. Only the first dates have been revealed so far, meaning his complete 2027 touring schedule is still taking shape.

What is already confirmed is a landmark return to the UK and Ireland, with Wembley Stadium providing a fitting conclusion to the first announced run of shows.

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