Noah Kahan plays The O2 on The Great Divide Tour, with special guest Bella Kay.
Noah Kahan is playing The O2 on Friday 13 November, one of three London dates that run through to Tuesday 17 November. He's touring his fourth studio album, which comes out on 24 April via Mercury Records, produced by Gabe Simon and Aaron Dessner. The set will be built around that new material, though he's a songwriter who keeps his older songs in the mix, so you'll likely hear the newer tracks alongside the ones that first put him on the map.
If you're coming to him late, the breakthrough was Stick Season, released in 2022. It became a cultural phenomenon, hitting number one across North America, the UK, and Europe, and it went on to be the fourth best-selling album of 2024. Since then, he's racked up nearly 15 billion global streams, sold close to 12 million albums, and picked up 22 Platinum and Gold certifications. He's a two-time GRAMMY nominee, too. He's from Vermont, and that New England folk-pop sound is what carries through most of his work.
There's a bit more to him than just the music. In 2023 he launched The Busyhead Project, a mental-health non-profit that's raised more than $5.5 million. This tour, The Great Divide Tour, is the first time he's out on the road with the new record, so these are some of the first chances to hear it live.
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On the night, he's joined by special guest Bella Kay, who opens the bill. The O2 is at Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX, and doors open at 6:30 PM. With three dates in the city, you've got a bit of choice on which night to pick.
