Noah Kahan is officially graduating to the big leagues. The folk-pop singer (of “Stick Season” fame) just announced his first-ever stadium tour, set to crisscross North America in summer 2026. Dubbed The Great Divide Tour after his upcoming album, the 23-date trek will see Kahan headlining legendary venues he once only dreamed about – including a major stop at Pasadena’s iconic Rose Bowl. In true humble-rockstar fashion, the recent Grammy winner told fans, “I can’t wait to see all your beautiful faces,” as he shared the news on Instagram.
Kahan’s stadium run kicks off June 11 in Orlando and will hit a who’s who of massive venues: think two nights at Boston’s Fenway Park, a show at NYC’s Citi Field, Chicago’s Wrigley Field, and of course that big night at the Rose Bowl on Aug. 15. He’ll be joined by special guest Gigi Perez as he brings his earnest, sing-along anthems to tens of thousands of fans each night. It’s a monumental leap for an artist who, not too long ago, was strumming tunes in small clubs.
With his new album The Great Divide dropping April 24, Kahan’s meteoric rise shows no signs of slowing. From viral hits to sold-out arenas and now stadiums, this summer’s tour is poised to be a victory lap that cements Noah Kahan as one of 2026’s brightest stars.
