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After hinting at another major run of shows across North America next summer, it seems Noah Kahan's 2027 World Tour announcement is officially arriving on Thursday, October 29th.
On the Mastercard x Noah Kahan website, a mysterious countdown has appeared. By our estimations, the clock is due to run out on Thursday at 9am CDT / 3pm UK time.
And that's not all. There's also a cryptic poster under the heading, Noah Kahan Presents The Last Of The Bugs Tour, featuring a few of the signature insects that popped up around the rollout for his 2026 album, The Great Divide. Beneath each insect, there is a hangman-style series of blanks, seemingly hinting at tour-stops.
Of course, we'll have to wait until the official announcement to know which cities the ‘Stick Season’ hitmaker will be performing in next year, but we think there are some clues that at least give us a good indication of where we can expect him to play.
Courtesy of Mastercard
For instance, the two-word names seem easier to guess. The 3-5-letter name could be ‘Las Vegas’. Given Kahan's status and the size of venues he headlined this year, we imagine he'll be playing stadiums. So maybe this is Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium.
It's hard to think of many cities the 3-9 name could be, other than San Francisco. This could therefore be Levi's Stadium. Similarly, the 4-10 name could be Fort Lauderdale. The main stadium here is Chase Stadium - home of Inter Miami FC. There haven't been any concerts held here before, but maybe Kahan's could be the first.
Kahan already confirmed an array of stadium shows across The Pond earlier in the year, with the Vermont native performing across Glasgow, Dublin and London in June 2027.
Then, towards the end of his 2026 North American run, the ‘Porch Light’ singer-songwriter teased that he'd be unveiling 2027 shows soon. During his much-loved payphone section of his show, Kahan joked, “Hello? God, of all religions? I know you're sad that the tour is almost over. Oh, I should tour again next summer?”
The ‘Northern Attitude’ chart-topper playfully continued, “We'll see. Oh, I'll go to hell if I don't? Okay, f***. Well, Jews can't go to hell, I thought? Okay, we'll see. Love you”.
Through his latest album and the subsequent deluxe, The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs, Kahan has cemented himself as one of the biggest artists in the modern music landscape. Blurring the lines between folk, alternative and indie-pop, he has become a beacon of light for those struggling with their mental health, with The Great Divide once again showcasing his inimitable storytelling ability. His 2027 The Last Of The Bugs Tour will undoubtedly be a must-see event for fans.
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