Noah Kahan is setting his sights on major stadiums. The Stick Season singer-songwriter is embarking on The Last of the Bugs World Tour, featuring 31 concerts across North America, Europe, and the United Kingdom in 2027.
These will be his biggest shows to date, with several venues accommodating more than 80,000 attendees. The world tour kicks off on April 24 at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia, and continues across the United States until June 18, wrapping up at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Notable stops include Tampa on April 29, Nashville on May 4, Norman on May 9, Houston on May 12, and Austin on May 15. Further U.S. dates feature San Francisco on May 19, Las Vegas on May 21, and Madison, Wisconsin, on May 26.
Additionally, he will perform four consecutive concerts at Fenway Park in Boston from May 29 to June 2, followed by shows in Columbus on June 5, Detroit on June 10, and Buffalo on June 12. The international leg runs from July 1 to July 25, featuring performances in Groningen, Berlin, Milan, Seville, Paris, Glasgow, Dublin, and three major concerts at Wembley Stadium in London.
Kahan's May 15 stop at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium will mark the venue's first major ticketed concert in over 30 years. Fans across the globe have expressed immense excitement regarding the ambitious scale of these performances.
Social media platforms have been flooded with reactions since the official announcement was made by the artist's management team earlier this week. Organizers have implemented strict measures to combat ticket scalping, ensuring that genuine supporters get fair access to the presale events.
Verified fan registration is currently active across major ticketing platforms to streamline the queueing process. Special VIP packages will also be offered, giving select attendees exclusive merchandise, early entry options, and premium seating locations near the main stage.
These packages are expected to sell out within minutes of the official release window. Economic analysts predict that the tour will generate millions of dollars in local tourism revenue for host cities, boosting hospitality and dining sectors significantly throughout the spring and summer months of 2027.
Rehearsals are scheduled to begin early next year, with production crews working around the clock to design an immersive visual experience that complements Kahan's signature folk-pop musical style on stage. Tickets for the Austin show are available at texaslonghorns.com/noahkahan, while general ticket sales for all other dates open to the public later this month through authorized vendor networks.