Ahead of the European leg of Noah Kahan's Great Divide Tour commencing, a stadium tour for 2027 that will bring him back onto the football field.

This will bring him back to football stadiums. Kahan reacted to the announcement on X, formerly Twitter, and he sounds excited to be back on the gridiron.

“I played right tackle for one game in my seventh grade football team and got whiplash and had to be ambulance’d off the field and now I am playing in NFL stadiums… can’t wait to be back on the gridiron,” he wrote.

The Last of the Bugs Tour will consist of 31 shows in stadiums around the world. It will begin with a show at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia, and conclude with the final of three shows at Wembley Stadium in London, England.

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Fans who bought tickets to the canceled Great Divide Tour show at Citi Field on July 18 will have an exclusive pre-sale for the final show of the North American leg of the Last of the Bugs Tour, which will be at MetLife Stadium on June 18.

Of course, the Vermont native will also return to Fenway Park for four more shows. He performed four times there on the Great Divide Tour in July 2026. Kahan also performed two iconic shows on his 2024 Stick Season (We'll All Be Here Forever) Tour, which was commemorated with a live album.

Noah Kahan's 2027 stadium tour dates

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Noah Kahan playing at the Ryder Cup Celebrity All-Star Match.
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Below are the announced dates for Kahan's 2027 Last of the Bugs Tour.

  • April 24: Athens, Georgia (Sanford Stadium)
  • April 27: Birmingham, Alabama (Protective Stadium)
  • April 29: Tampa, Florida (Raymond James Stadium)
  • May 4: Nashville, Tennessee (Nissan Stadium)
  • May 6: Charlotte, North Carolina (Bank of America Stadium)
  • May 9: Norman, Oklahoma (Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium)
  • May 12: Houston, Texas (Reliant Stadium)
  • May 15: Austin, Texas (Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium)
  • May 19: San Francisco, California (Levi’s Stadium)
  • May 21: Las Vegas, Nevada (Allegiant Stadium)
  • May 26: Madison, Wisconsin (Camp Randall Stadium)
  • May 29: Boston, Massachusetts (Fenway Park)
  • May 30: Boston, Massachusetts (Fenway Park)
  • June 1: Boston, Massachusetts (Fenway Park)
  • June 2: Boston, Massachusetts (Fenway Park)
  • June 5: Columbus, Ohio (Ohio Stadium)
  • June 10: Detroit, Michigan (Ford Field)
  • June 12: Buffalo, New York (New Highmark Stadium)
  • June 15: Montréal, Quebec, Canada (Parc Jean-Drapeau)
  • June 18: East Rutherford, New Jersey (MetLife Stadium)
  • July 1: Groningen, Netherlands (Stadspark)
  • July 2: Berlin, Germany (Waldbühne)
  • July 4: Milan, Italy (I-Days)
  • July 7: Seville, Spain (Plaza de España)
  • July 10: Paris, France (Hippodrome ParisLongchamp)
  • July 13: Glasgow, Scotland (Hampden Park)
  • July 17: Dublin, Ireland (Aviva Stadium)
  • July 18: Dublin, Ireland (Aviva Stadium)
  • July 23: London, England (Wembley Stadium)
  • July 24: London, England (Wembley Stadium)
  • July 25: London, England (Wembley Stadium)