UPDATE: Noah Kahan has now officially announced his 2027 The Last Of The Bugs World Tour. You can find the full details HERE and find the full dates below:
April 24th – Athens, GA – Sanford StadiumApril 27th – Birmingham, AL – Protective StadiumApril 29th – Tampa, FL – Raymond James StadiumMay 4th – Nashville, TN – Nissan StadiumMay 6th – Charlotte, NC – Bank of America StadiumMay 9th – Norman, OK – Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial StadiumMay 12th – Houston, TX – Reliant StadiumMay 15th – Austin, TX – Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial StadiumMay 19th – San Francisco, CA – Levi’s StadiumMay 21st – Las Vegas, NV – Allegiant StadiumMay 26th – Madison, WI – Camp Randall StadiumMay 29th – Boston, MA – Fenway ParkMay 30th – Boston, MA – Fenway ParkJune 1st – Boston, MA – Fenway ParkJune 2nd – Boston, MA – Fenway ParkJune 5th – Columbus, OH – Ohio StadiumJune 10th – Detroit, MI – Ford FieldJune 12th – Buffalo, NY – Highmark StadiumJune 15th – Montréal, QC – Parc Jean-DrapeauJune 18th – East Rutherford, NJ – MetLife StadiumJuly 1st – Groningen, NL – StadsparkJuly 2nd – Berlin, DE – WaldbühneJuly 4th – Milan, IT – I-DaysJuly 7th – Seville, ES – Plaza de EspañaJuly 10th – Paris, FR – Hippodrome ParisLongchampJuly 13th – Glasgow, UK – Hampden Park (Already Announced)July 17th – Dublin, IE – Aviva Stadium (Already Announced | SOLD OUT)July 18th – Dublin, IE – Aviva Stadium (Already Announced)July 23rd – London, UK – Wembley Stadium (Already Announced | SOLD OUT)July 24th – London, UK – Wembley Stadium (Already Announced | SOLD OUT)July 25th – London, UK – Wembley Stadium (Already Announced)
After hinting at another major run of shows across North America next summer, it seems Noah Kahan's 2027 tour announcement is officially arriving today (Thursday, October 29th).
On the website, a mysterious countdown has appeared. By our estimations, the clock is due to run out on Thursday at 9am CDT / 3pm UK time.
And that's not all. There's also a cryptic poster under the heading, Noah Kahan Presents The Last Of The Bugs Tour, featuring a few of the signature insects that popped up around the rollout for his 2026 album, . Beneath each insect, there is a hangman-style series of blanks, seemingly hinting at tour-stops. Shortly after the countdown went live, a number of US venues starting sharing teasers via Instagram featuring some of the bugs on this mysterious poster.
So far, every city except one has hinted that Kahan will be performing there in 2027, with the folk titan expected to headline shows in Tampa, Nashville, Houston and more.
We've been doing some sleuthing and deciphering, and we've matched up the bug-icons shared by each venue with the hang-man-style blanks on the Mastercard poster.
Venues like Tampa's Raymond James Stadium, Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium, New Jersey's MetLife Stadium and Nashville's Nissan Stadium have all uploaded bug-icons, and in doing so, tease that Kahan will be stopping there on his 2027 tour.
It looks like all of the cities are in the US apart from one Canadian stop at Montreal's Parc-Jean Drapeau. Fans will be hoping he has more dates in Canada up his sleeve.
Based on our list, there's only one bug out of the 17 that doesn't have a corresponding venue and city. It's six letters long, and judging by the expected routing plan, the fact that Kahan is generally headlining stadiums and his past tours, we suspect that this missing piece is likely Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado.
It's also interesting that every venue seems to be a stadium except for Fenway Park. Many fans assumed that Kahan's Boston tour-stop would be at the larger Gillette Stadium, but given the official Fenway page has shared a bug-icon on their socials, it seems the ‘Orange Juice’ crooner is returning to the home of the Boston Red Sox.
His past shows there have been nothing short of iconic and the venue holds a special place in Kahan's heart, so it makes sense, despite being smaller than the others on the list.
Kahan already confirmed an array of stadium shows across The Pond earlier in the year, with the Vermont native performing across Glasgow, Dublin and London in June 2027.
Then, towards the end of his 2026 North American run, the ‘Porch Light’ singer-songwriter teased that he'd be unveiling 2027 shows soon. During his much-loved payphone section of his show, Kahan joked, “Hello? God, of all religions? I know you're sad that the tour is almost over. Oh, I should tour again next summer?”
The ‘Northern Attitude’ chart-topper playfully continued, “We'll see. Oh, I'll go to hell if I don't? Okay, f***. Well, Jews can't go to hell, I thought? Okay, we'll see. Love you”. He reshared this clip last night (October 28th), hinting at the imminent tour reveal.
Through his latest album and the subsequent deluxe, The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs, Kahan has cemented himself as one of the biggest artists in the modern music landscape. Blurring the lines between folk, alternative and indie-pop, he has become a beacon of light for those struggling with their mental health, with The Great Divide once again showcasing his inimitable storytelling ability. His 2027 The Last Of The Bugs Tour will undoubtedly be a must-see event for fans.