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Noah Kahan Reveals Merch and Prices for 2026 UK and Europe Tour at Opening Night in Glasgow

November 6, 2026 5:20 pm GMT

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The official merchandise options and prices have been revealed for Noah Kahan's 2026 UK and Europe tour, following the opening night of Kahan's Autumn run in Glasgow.

After the Vermont native's loyal fanbase across The Pond saw the variety of caps, t-shirts and hoodies on offer during his North America run, they were eagerly counting down the days until they'd get to see how much of it he'd be bringing overseas.

Excitingly, not only has the ‘Orbiter’ hitmaker brought over an array of items, but he's also selling a range of tees, hoodies and more that have been made especially for this run.

There are some really sleek hoodie designs themed around Kahan's latest studio album, The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs, including a stylish blue piece and a brown, Autumnal hoodie that features imagery from The Great Divide cover on the front.

Across TikTok, the prices for the various merch options have been shared. Based on clips circulating online, it seems the caps are listed for £35, t-shirts are £40, hoodies are £80, tote-bags are £25 and posters are £25. It's not 100% clear from the videos, but it looks like there are some of Kahan's signature show-patches on-sale, too, for between £10 to £15, but it's possible these are just stickers.

Our favourite item in this stellar collection is undoubtedly the camouflage cap, which features ‘Noah Kahan The Great Divide World Tour ‘26’ emblazoned in orange lettering.

At the first show of his 2026 UK and Europe run, the ‘Stick Season’ chart-topper treated the packed-out OVO Hydro crowd in Glasgow, Scotland to a variety of gems from The Great Divide, including ‘Dan’, ‘End of August’, ‘Doors’ and ‘American Cars’. He also performed earlier fan-favourites like ‘All My Love’ and ‘Dial Drunk’.

With dates lined up across the UK and Ireland, as well as in Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and more, we can't wait to see whether the folk titan decides to switch up the setlist - and perhaps even some of the merch - from show to show.

Written by Maxim Mower

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