Noah Kahan presale attention now centers on The Last of the Bugs World Tour, a 31-date stadium run set for 2027. General tickets go on sale Thursday, Nov. 12th at noon local time, giving buyers a fixed window to move before the larger run across the United States and Europe starts filling up.
April 24 in Athens, Georgia
The tour begins on April 24 in Athens, Georgia, and Kahan tied that date to the anniversary of The Great Divide. That link gives the opening night a built-in reference point instead of making it just another launch on the calendar, and it signals that the run is being presented as part of a larger body of work rather than a standalone stadium sweep.
From there, the schedule moves through the United States and Europe, with four more dates at Fenway Park in late May and a stop at MetLife Stadium on June 18. The scope is the real business story here: 31 dates means more markets, more on-sale pressure, and more chances for buyers to miss out if they wait for the general sale to settle.
Fenway Park and MetLife Stadium
The MetLife Stadium date carries extra weight because it is framed as a makeup show for fans after one of his two Citi Field shows last summer was cancelled due to inclement weather. That puts the June 18 stop in a different category from the rest of the run: it is not just a new stadium date, but a return to a market that already lost one show.
That context matters for anyone deciding whether to buy early. Fans in Boston, East Rutherford, and the wider United States and Europe routing are not looking at a vague future tour anymore; they have a sale time, a 31-date map, and a handful of stadium anchors that will likely draw the fastest demand.
Wembley Stadium in late July
The run closes with three consecutive nights at Wembley Stadium in late July, which is a clean indicator of how far the tour has been scaled. Kahan also released Draw You Out earlier this month, and the song appears on The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping soundtrack, while his September Folk and Fairways charity event raised over $3 million through the Busyhead Project.
The practical move for readers is simple: treat Thursday, Nov. 12th at noon local time as the deadline that matters, because the headline dates are already concentrated in the markets most likely to sell fast. The presale question is still open, but the general sale is the first hard checkpoint, and for a 31-date stadium tour, that is the line that decides who gets in first.
