Noah Kahan schedules 2027 international tour

Mason Carter 10/30/2026

Get ready to tune up your playlists and prepare for an epic journey, because singer-songwriter Noah Kahan is gearing up for a massive global adventure. The highly anticipated The Last of the Bugs Tour is set to hit the road in 2027, promising fans an unforgettable experience that spans continents and captures the raw emotion of his music.

The tour kicks off with a bang on April 24 in Athens, GA, setting the stage for a relentless traverse across the United States. Fans can expect a whirlwind of performances across the country, starting with stops in Birmingham, AL, Tampa, FL, Nashville, TN, Charlotte, NC, Norman, OK, Houston, TX, and Austin, TX, before heading toward the Pacific coast with dates in San Francisco, CA, and Las Vegas, NV.

But the journey doesn’t stop at the borders. Kahan is making a special connection to Canada, bringing his music to Montreal for a lone Canadian stop on June 15 at the beautiful Parc Jean-Drapeau. This stop promises to be a memorable moment for Canadian music lovers, connecting the energy of the US tour with the vibrant atmosphere of Quebec.

The road continues well into the summer, with Kahan taking his music overseas. In July, the tour will venture into Europe and the UK, delivering his signature sound to major cities. The itinerary features electrifying dates in Groningen, Netherlands, Berlin, Germany, Milan, Italy, Seville, Spain, Paris, France, and Glasgow, UK, culminating in a spectacular run through London’s Wembley Stadium.

This extensive itinerary showcases the sheer scale of the upcoming tour. Fans will witness the raw, compelling artistry of Noah Kahan from the American South to the heart of Europe and the UK, creating a truly global musical event.

For those planning to catch this monumental tour, tickets will go on general sale on November 12 at noon local time. Presales begin on November 10, so make sure to sign up for access early. This is your opportunity to secure your spot for a tour that promises to be one for the history books.