Noah Kahan has announced an extra date at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on Sunday July 18th due to phenomenal demand.
The exciting announcement follows a monumental year for Kahan, who is currently on his fully sold-out The Great Divide World Tour. Just this past weekend, he performed his biggest North American headline show to date for more than 56,000 fans at a sold-out Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, CA, where he brought out Chappell Roan as a surprise special guest to duet her song “California”—watch HERE. The tour has seen unprecedented demand around the world, selling more than 1.5 million tickets globally. Kahan will wrap the North American stadium leg of the run on August 31st in Seattle, before bringing The Great Divide World Tour to arenas across Australia, New Zealand, the U.K., and Europe this fall. The 2027 stadium dates continue Kahan’s extraordinary global ascent as he brings his acclaimed live show back to the U.K. and Ireland on an even bigger scale.
Since its release, Kahan’s critically acclaimed fourth studio album, The Great Divide, has continued its chart-dominating run across the globe. In the U.K., the album debuted at #1 on the Official Albums Chart, earning the biggest first-week debut for an international male artist in the U.K. in 2026. Now Certified Gold in the U.K. with over 2.3 billion global streams, The Great Divide has remained in the Top 15 on the Official Albums Chart since its release in April and spent 11 consecutive weeks in the Top 10, making Kahan the only male artist, and The Great Divide the only studio album, to achieve the feat. The campaign has also generated 376 million audience impacts across U.K. radio, while “The Great Divide” reached #11 airplay (A list Radio 1 and Capital) and spent 12 weeks on the chart. Kahan has amassed 1.9 billion total U.K. streams to date and sold more than 245,000 tickets across the U.K. and Europe just this year alone, including three sold-out nights at London’s The O2 in November.
NOAH KAHAN ANNOUNCES EXTRA DATE AT AVIVA STADIUM ON SUNDAY JULY 18th DUE TO PHENOMENAL DEMAND
Tickets go on sale at 10am, Wednesday September 2nd via www.ticketmaster.ie. Subject to licence.