Noah Kahan appears to be teasing a blockbuster 2027 UK and Europe stadium tour, with Dublin's Aviva Stadium seemingly hinting that Kahan will be headlining there in 2027.

A new video has emerged on the official Instagram page for MCD Productions, one of Ireland's biggest live event promoters, sharing atmospheric clips of the Aviva Stadium.

At first, the post seems rather innocuous, but then, we see the signature bugs from Kahan's The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs album artwork drifting across the screen. In the caption, MCD Productions add to the intrigue, posting a ladybird emoji.

These bugs have been a key theme throughout Kahan's The Great Divide era, with the ‘Stick Season’ hitmaker pointedly including a ladybird in his music video for the title-track, as well as singing about the insects on a handful of songs on the album.

Kahan is currently in the middle of a colossal stadium run across North America, with further dates lined up across Australia and New Zealand in late September, before he brings his arsenal of Autumnal anthems to the UK and Europe in November.

During this run, however, Kahan will generally be headlining arenas. Judging by this new teaser from the Aviva Stadium, it seems he's preparing to go one step further in 2027, with the ’Northern Attitude’ singer-songwriter expected to level up to stadiums.

We reckon he can sell out multiple nights at iconic venues like London's Wembley Stadium - or perhaps Tottenham Hotspur Stadium instead - and Scotland's Murrayfield, and we suspect more venues will be posting teasers throughout the day.

With The Great Divide once again showcasing Kahan's ability to delve into complex relationships with family, friends and your hometown through visceral songwriting, building on the immense success of Stick Season, the Vermont native continues to cement himself as one of the most revered artists in the modern music landscape.

This is an artist at the height of his powers, and we can't wait to sing along to stunning tracks like ‘Orange Juice’ and ‘End of August‘ along with swathes of other fans next year.