Noah Kahan to Headline Wembley Stadium as 2027 UK & Ireland Tour Steps Up to Stadium Scale
Noah Kahan has announced three UK and Ireland stadium shows for July 2027, with London's Wembley Stadium set to be the biggest headline gig of his career yet. Ticket sale details have also been released.
From Arena to Stadium in just two years. Noah Kahan has announced three stadium-level shows across the UK and Ireland in July 2027, with the July 23 date at London's Wembley Stadium set to be the biggest headline show of the Vermont singer-songwriter's career to date.
The remaining two dates on the tour are Glasgow's Hampden Park on July 13 and Dublin's Aviva Stadium on July 17. All three shows fall within the same month, with the route running from Scotland down through England, taking in Ireland along the way.
Fans can register for an artist presale code via the official website, with registration closing at 5pm on Monday, August 24. The presale begins at 10am on Tuesday, August 25, followed by general onsale at 10am on Friday, August 28.
The announcement comes as Kahan is still touring in support of his fourth album, The Great Divide. He'll head to Australia in September and October before returning to the UK and Ireland in November. According to official figures, The Great Divide World Tour has already sold over 1.5 million tickets.
The most recent proof of his growing scale came last weekend, when he played to 50,000 fans at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California — his biggest-ever headline show in North America. Chappell Roan made a surprise appearance at the gig, joining him for a duet of "California" from her 2023 debut album, The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess. Back in May, he also performed the title track from his new album alongside "Doors" on Saturday Night Live.
Rewind two years, and NME awarded his 2024 Wembley Arena show a five-star review, praising him for "making folk-pop cool again" and predicting that his August show that year at the larger O2 arena "looks set to be a walk in the park." From Arena to The O2 to now Wembley Stadium, this latest stadium announcement pushes that prediction one step further still.
His North American tour continues this week, before heading to Glasgow, Manchester, and London in November. Full dates and remaining ticket information are available via the official tour page.
