Noah Kahan has announced the North American and European legs of "The Last of the Bugs World Tour," with stadium shows running from April 2027 through late July. The dates followed a summer in which his "Great Divide World Tour" sold out across the board, and the announcement sets up a demanding run of ticketing windows for fans.
A stadium-heavy schedule across two continents
The North American leg begins April 24 at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia, and runs through June 18 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Kahan will play four consecutive nights at Fenway Park in Boston, from May 29 through June 2, repeating the four-night stand he staged at the ballpark during the current cycle. The European dates start July 1 in Groningen, with stops in Berlin, Milan, Seville and Paris, and conclude with shows in Glasgow, Dublin and London's Wembley Stadium.
How the ticketing process works
Fans who want to take part in the North American artist presale must register by Nov. 5 at 11:59 p.m. ET, with presale access beginning Nov. 10 at noon local time. A separate two-hour presale for ticketholders of the canceled July 18 Citi Field show runs Nov. 10 from 9 to 11 a.m. ET at MetLife Stadium. A "Reserved by Spotify" window opens Nov. 11 for eligible U.S. Spotify Premium subscribers, who can buy up to two tickets through Ticketmaster. European fans sign up through Laylo by Nov. 9 at 5 p.m. local time. The general onsale for all dates is set for Nov. 12 at noon local time.
North American tickets sold through Ticketmaster fall under the Face Value Exchange program, which makes them nontransferable and limits resale to face value on that site. The Buffalo show is an exception, because New York law does not permit nontransferable tickets. The announcement also said additional verification steps, including selfie checks and in some cases ID verification through Persona, will be used to limit bots and bad actors during presales.
Why the schedule matters
The tour follows a run of strong commercial results, including a sold-out show at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and the first four-night sellout at Fenway by any headlining artist. Kahan also holds the top two positions on the Billboard 200 for six consecutive weeks, with "The Great Divide" and "Stick Season." Those figures show demand, but they do not guarantee identical turnout in every market. Stadium routing across varied cities will test how far that momentum travels beyond his core fan base.