The Vermont songwriter whose word-of-mouth record outgrew the arenas, Noah Kahan takes Wembley Stadium for three nights, eight months after filling The O2 alone.
Noah Kahan, the Vermont songwriter behind Stick Season, plays three nights at Wembley Stadium from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 July 2027, on The Last of the Bugs World Tour.
Stick Season spent more than three years inside the British top fifteen on word of mouth alone. It is the record that explains why a songwriter from a Vermont village of a thousand people now fills stadiums.
The Great Divide, his fourth album, followed in 2026. It is about the aftermath of what Stick Season did to his life.
He writes about staying, leaving and the friends who did not get out, in songs built from banjo, acoustic guitar and voice. The shape of the show has not changed with the size of the rooms: he talks between songs, and the crowd sings the choruses louder than he does.
These three nights are the tour’s only UK stop. They come eight months after his three nights at The O2, which turned a folk singer with one breakthrough album into a stadium act.