Noah Kahan sets 31-date 2027 stadium tour with face-value resale in North America
The Last Of The Bugs World Tour opens on 24 April 2027 in Athens, Georgia, takes in four nights at Fenway Park and ends at Wembley. Presales start on 10 November 2026.
Noah Kahan announced The Last Of The Bugs World Tour on 29 October 2026, a 31-date run that opens on 24 April 2027 at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia, and closes with a third night at Wembley Stadium in London on 25 July.
Twenty of the dates are in North America, where Live Nation is promoting. That leg takes in Nashville, Las Vegas, Houston and Austin, four nights at Boston's Fenway Park on 29 and 30 May and 1 and 2 June, and a finish at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on 18 June. Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montréal on 15 June is the only Canadian show.
Europe follows in July. Groningen, Berlin, Milan, Seville and Paris join six shows announced in August: Hampden Park in Glasgow, two nights at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin and three at Wembley. Two of the Wembley nights and one Dublin night are already listed as sold out.
How the tickets will sell
General sale for all dates opens at noon local time on Thursday 12 November 2026, through Ticketmaster and Kahan's own site. Before that comes a run of presales. North American fans must register by 11.59pm Eastern time on 5 November for an artist presale at noon local time on 10 November. European fans register through Laylo by 5pm local time on 9 November for a presale at noon on 10 November, which excludes the shows already announced.
Reserved by Spotify opens at 9am local time on 11 November for selected US Premium subscribers, who are told by Spotify and can buy up to two tickets. People who held tickets for Kahan's cancelled Citi Field show on 18 July 2026 get the first chance of all: a window from 9am to 11am on 10 November for the MetLife date, provided they bought through Ticketmaster or Face Value Exchange.
Face value as the rule
North American tickets bought on Ticketmaster are non-transferable and can be resold only on Ticketmaster, at face value, through its Face Value Exchange. New York law prevents those resale restrictions, so tickets there can be transferred, although resale prices on Ticketmaster stay at face value. Some fans may be asked for a selfie check during the presale, and in rare cases for ID through Persona.
What it means for acts
Kahan's set-up shows how far an act can go to police its own tickets: fan registration, identity checks and a single resale route at the original price. Few acts have that leverage, so ask your ticketing company early which of those tools it will offer on your on-sale. Giving holders of a cancelled show first access to the next date is a simple way to keep goodwill, and it is worth building into any rescheduling plan.
