Noah Kahan has announced a 31-date stadium run for 2027, a tour called The Last of the Bugs World Tour that opens April 24 in Athens, Georgia, and closes with three consecutive nights at Wembley Stadium in late July. General tickets for the Noah Kahan presale go on sale Thursday, Nov. 12th at noon local time.
The route is built like a straight climb. It starts on the anniversary of his album The Great Divide, moves through four dates at Fenway Park in late May, then reaches MetLife Stadium on June 18 before heading to Europe for the final stretch. For fans trying to lock in a seat, that sale time is the headline today: noon local time on Nov. 12th, with a stadium run that stretches from North America to London.
The timing also carries a trace of unfinished business. The MetLife Stadium date is a makeup show after one of his two Citi Field shows last summer was cancelled because of inclement weather, turning that stop into more than another line on the itinerary. Kahan has also kept momentum in the months leading up to the tour, releasing Draw You Out earlier this month from The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping soundtrack.
That pace fits where he has been all year. In September, he played his second annual Folk and Fairways charity event in Vermont before bringing The Great Divide Tour to Australia, and the two-day event raised more than $3 million for mental health resources through the Busyhead Project. The new stadium run pushes that same scale into 2027, with the presale window now the first test of how quickly demand meets supply. The title is the one detail left hanging: the tour name nods to bugs without saying why, and the answer is not in the schedule itself.
What is clear is the structure around it. Kahan is going from Athens to Boston, then to New Jersey, then across the Atlantic, and the sale on Thursday is where that itinerary becomes real for fans.
