Noah Kahan Announces 31-Date Stadium Tour for 2027

The Last of the Bugs World Tour opens in Georgia, includes four Fenway Park shows and closes with three nights at Wembley Stadium.

Noah Kahan Announces 31-Date Stadium Tour for 2027
Noah Kahan performs at Glastonbury Festival in 2025. Raph_PH via Wikimedia Commons
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Noah Kahan’s 31-date Last of the Bugs World Tour will visit stadiums across North America and Europe from April through July 2027.

Noah Kahan is scaling up again. The singer-songwriter has announced the 31-date Last of the Bugs World Tour, a 2027 stadium run across North America and Europe supporting his fourth album, The Great Divide.

Noah Kahan’s 2027 stadium tour starts in April

The tour opens April 24 at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia, exactly one year after Kahan revealed The Great Divide. The North American schedule includes stadium dates in Birmingham, Tampa, Nashville, Charlotte, Houston, Austin, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Detroit, Buffalo and Montreal.

Boston receives the most concentrated run: four shows at Fenway Park from May 29 through June 2. The North American leg closes June 18 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, after additional stops at Ohio Stadium and several other major football venues.

Kahan then takes the production to Europe in July. The itinerary includes Groningen, Berlin, Milan, Seville, Paris and Glasgow, followed by two nights at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium. The announced run finishes with three consecutive performances at London’s Wembley Stadium from July 23 through July 25.

The biggest venues of his career

The new routing follows a sold-out 2026 tour behind The Great Divide. Variety described that earlier run as a strong indicator of demand, while Rolling Stone and Consequence both reported the new outing as a 31-date stadium trek. Billboard identified the Athens opening at Sanford Stadium as the tour’s starting point.

The venue choices mark a significant step even for an artist who has already developed a reputation as a major live draw. Multiple nights in Boston, Dublin and London turn several cities into short residencies, while the broad map keeps the tour moving between university stadiums, NFL grounds and prominent European outdoor spaces.

Ticket sales are expected to move through a sequence of presales before the general on-sale. Fans should use Kahan’s official channels and authorized ticketing partners for the schedule in their market, since access times and sale windows can vary by city.

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