Noah Kahan is taking his arena-scale momentum to the stadium level. The singer-songwriter has announced The Last of the Bugs World Tour, a run of stadium dates across North America and Europe scheduled for spring and summer 2027.
The tour follows the Great Divide World Tour, which sold out across the board during the summer. That run's strong ticket demand is the main reason observers expect the new stadium dates to move quickly. The new trek is set to cover the United States, Canada, Europe and the United Kingdom, with 31 dates built in support of his album The Great Divide.
The announcement marks a significant step for an artist whose live shows have drawn large, consistently sold-out crowds. Moving into stadiums extends the reach of a catalogue that has built a devoted fan base on both sides of the Atlantic, and it signals that Kahan's touring profile has grown well beyond the arena circuit he played earlier in his career.
The 2027 dates reflect a pattern of sustained demand rather than a single hit cycle. Because the Great Divide shows sold out in nearly every market, promoters and fans alike have treated Kahan's live schedule as one of the most reliable draws in the current touring landscape, a reputation the stadium run is designed to test at a much larger scale.
Ticket details, presale information and a complete list of venues were not included in the announcement material available at the time of publication. Fans are expected to find on-sale information through Kahan's official channels as the dates are finalized, and additional markets may be added depending on demand.