Noah Kahan Unveils Massive ‘The Great Divide’ 2026 North American Stadium Tour
Folk-pop sensation Noah Kahan is set to dominate the summer of 2026 with the announcement of an expansive stadium tour spanning North America. Unveiled on Monday (Feb. 2), the upcoming odyssey aims to unite fans across the landscape through a series of high-profile performances at the continent’s premier venues.
Sharing the official itinerary via Instagram, the “Stick Season” singer revealed that he will be accompanied by special guest Gigi Perez. The 23-date circuit is scheduled to ignite on June 11 at the Kia Center in Orlando, Florida, making its way through major cities before culminating on August 30 at T-Mobile Park in Seattle. “I’m hitting the road this summer,” Kahan told his audience. “I can’t wait to bring The Great Divide Tour to stadiums across North America, and I’m thrilled to have my friend Gigi Perez joining me.”
In addition to the musical performances, Kahan highlighted his continued dedication to mental health advocacy. He expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to expand the reach of The Busyhead Project, his personal initiative focused on mental health resources, during this upcoming trek.
A New Era: ‘The Great Divide’ Album and Beyond
The tour news serves as the latest milestone in a whirlwind week for Kahan. On January 28, he announced that his highly anticipated fourth studio album, The Great Divide, will arrive on April 24. This marks his first full-length project since 2022’s cultural phenomenon Stick Season, which skyrocketed to No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and birthed chart-topping hits like “Dial Drunk.”
Fans have already begun immersing themselves in the new record’s soundscape. The lead single and title track, “The Great Divide,” debuted on January 30, followed by a poignant music video premiere during the 68th Annual Grammy Awards broadcast on February 1.
Furthering his reach into multimedia, Kahan recently confirmed a partnership with Netflix for an upcoming documentary. Directed by Nick Sweeney, the film will chronicle Kahan’s meteoric rise over the last few years. Sweeney described the project as a portrait of a songwriter caught in the “collision between almost surreal fame and a quieter inner world.” While the documentary is currently in production, a release date has not yet been set.
