Noah Kahan is bringing his biggest tour to date to the UK and Ireland this autumn, with the newly announced Great Divide Tour set to arrive in November 2026.
Following a huge period of growth that’s seen him step up to arena-level shows worldwide, Kahan will return with a run of major dates across the UK and Ireland, marking a significant moment in his live career.
🚨| Noah Kahan has officially announced the “The Great Divide World Tour” 🐞 pic.twitter.com/oqHdJX79FR
— Noah Kahan Archive (@KahanArchive) April 9, 2026
UK & Ireland Tour Dates
The newly announced run includes eight arena shows across the UK and Ireland:
November 2026
05 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
06 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
09 – AO Arena, Manchester
10 – AO Arena, Manchester
13 – The O2, London
14 – The O2, London
21 – 3Arena, Dublin
22 – 3Arena, Dublin
It’s a focused arena run featuring multiple nights in each city, highlighting just how strong demand is expected to be.
A Defining Moment in His Rise
Noah Kahan’s ascent over the past few years has been hard to ignore. Blending folk, indie and pop influences, he’s built a catalogue rooted in storytelling, with songs that have connected on a global scale.
The success of Stick Season marked a turning point, pushing him into a new tier of artist and opening the door to larger venues and international touring on a much bigger scale.
The Great Divide Tour represents the next step in that journey.
What to Expect from the Shows
Kahan’s live performances have become known for their emotional openness and strong connection with audiences, often shifting between stripped-back moments and full crowd sing-alongs.
Fans heading to the November dates can expect a setlist that spans his biggest tracks alongside newer material, all delivered with the warmth and humour that have become central to his shows.
Even as the venues grow, that sense of intimacy remains a key part of the experience.
Tickets and Presales
Tickets for the UK and Ireland dates will be released in phases, with several presale opportunities running ahead of the general sale.
An artist presale is expected to go live first, likely tied to album pre-orders, giving early access to fans who sign up in advance. This will be followed by additional presales, including PayPal and venue-specific presales, offering further chances to secure tickets before general release.
General sale is expected to take place shortly after, with all remaining tickets made available to the public.
With multiple nights already scheduled in Glasgow, Manchester, London and Dublin, demand is expected to be high across the board — and many dates could sell quickly during the presale window.
The Bottom Line
The Great Divide Tour marks Noah Kahan’s full arrival as an arena headliner in the UK and Ireland, bringing his most expansive live show yet to some of his biggest audiences to date.
For fans, it’s a chance to see that growth play out in real time and on a much bigger stage.
