The Great Divide Tour is the ongoing fifth concert tour by folk-pop singer-songwriter Noah Kahan. The tour began on June 11, 2026 in Orlando, Florida, and will conclude on December 7, 2026 in Paris.
Background On February 2, 2026, Noah Kahan officially announced The Great Divide Tour, a North American stadium and arena tour in support of his forthcoming fourth studio album, The Great Divide (2026). The announcement followed the release and Grammy-stage premiere of the album’s title track and music video, which debuted during a 2026 Grammy Awards commercial break in partnership with Mastercard. The tour marks one of the largest headline runs of Kahan’s career, with performances primarily at major outdoor stadiums, ballparks, and arenas across the United States and Canada from June through August 2026. Continuing then through December 7, 2026 Kahan will continue onto a comprehensive international schedule covering Australia, New Zealand, and several European nations.
Special guest Gigi Perez is set to join Kahan throughout the North American leg, supporting him on most dates. For the international leg, Kahan is joined by Michael Marcagi in Oceania, Bella Kay in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and Mon Rovîa for the mainland European performances. Tickets for The Great Divide Tour were made available first through an artist presale on Tuesday, February 10, 2026. The general public onsale began on Thursday, February 12, 2026, following which, Kahan added more dates due to demand. He also announced that Annabelle Dinda would be opening alongside Perez throughout the tour. On April 9, 2026, Kahan announced the Oceania and Europe dates for the tour.
Setlist This setlist was taken from the show in Orlando on June 11, 2026. It does not represent all shows throughout the tour. Main stage "American Cars" "Doors" "All My Love" "Deny Deny Deny" "Everywhere, Everything" B stage "Haircut" "Downfall" Main stage "She Calls Me Back" "Dashboard" "Dial Drunk" "We Go Way Back" "Porch Light" C stage "Orbiter" "Paid Time Off" "The View Between Villages" Main stage "Northern Attitude" "The Great Divide" "Orange Juice" "New Perspective" Encore "End of August" "Homesick" "Stick Season"
Alterations
At the June 12 show in Orlando, "Staying Still" was performed in place of "Everywhere, Everything", "Willing and Able" was performed in place of "We Go Way Back", "Maine" was performed after "Orbiter", and "Dan" was performed after "Paid Time Off". At the June 26 show in Philadelphia, "Staying Still" and "Willing and Able" were performed, and "All Them Horses" was performed after "Paid Time Off". At the June 28 show in Toronto, "Staying Still", "Willing and Able", and "All Them Horses" were performed, and "Everywhere, Everything" was performed after "Orbiter". At the July 1 show in Cincinnati, "Staying Still", "Maine", and "Dan" were performed. At the July 3 show in Pittsburgh, "Staying Still", "Willing and Able", "Maine", and "All Them Horses" were performed. At the July 7 show in Boston, "Staying Still", "Willing and Able", "Maine", "All Them Horses" were performed, and "Paul Revere" was performed after "Downfall". At the July 8 show in Boston, "Staying Still" and "Maine" were performed, "Mess" was played after "Downfall", and "Lighthouse" was performed after "Paid Time Off". At the July 10 show in Boston, "Staying Still" was performed, "False Confidence" and "Headed North" were added to the setlist, and "Godlight" was performed after "Orbiter". At the July 11 show in Boston, "Staying Still", "Willing and Able", and "Dan" were performed, "Forever" was performed after "Downfall", "23" was performed after "Orbiter", and "Carlo's Song" was performed in place of "Orange Juice". At the July 14 show in Chicago, "Staying Still", "Willing and Able", and "Dan" were played, and "Call Your Mom" was performed after "Orbiter". At the July 15 show in Chicago, "Staying Still" and "Willing and Able" were performed, and "Growing Sideways" was performed after "Orbiter". Kahan performed a mashup of unreleased song "Pain is Cold Water" and "Maine" after "Paid Time Off". At the July 19 show in Queens, "Staying Still", "Willing and Able", "Dan", "Paid is Cold Water", and "Maine" were performed, and "Strawberry Wine" was performed after "Orbiter". At the July 22 show in Washington D.C., "Willing and Able" and "All Them Horses". "Please" was performed after "Orbiter". At the July 25 show in Raleigh, "Staying Still", "Willing and Able", "Pain is Cold Water", "Maine", and "Dan" were performed. "Howling" was performed after "Orbiter".
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At all four shows in Boston, "She Calls Me Back" was performed with Gigi Perez. At the July 7 show in Boston, Drake Maye made an appearance on stage through a video call on the screen. At the July 8 show in Boston, David Ortiz made an appearance on stage through a video call on the screen. At the July 10 show in Boston, Rob Gronkowski made an appearance on stage through a video call on the screen. At the July 11 show in Boston, Kahan's mom made an appearance on stage through a video call on the screen to reveal he had been added to the Fenway Hall of Fame. At the July 19 show in Queens, Kahan performed "End of August" with Aaron Dessner. Elmo and Cookie Monster also made an appearance on stage through a video call. At the July 25 show in Raleigh, "She Calls Me Back" was performed with Perez.
Tour dates +List of concerts Date (2026) City Country Venue Opening act(s) AttendanceJune 11Orlando United StatesKia CenterGigi Perez26,684 / 26,684June 12June 14ManchesterGreat Stage ParkJune 26PhiladelphiaCitizens Bank ParkGigi Perez Annabelle Dinda48,206 / 48,206June 28TorontoCanadaRogers Stadium53,506 / 53,506July 1CincinnatiUnited StatesGreat American Ball Park42,709 / 42,709July 3PittsburghPNC Park42,633 / 42,633July 7BostonFenway Park150,000 / 150,000July 8July 10July 11July 14ChicagoWrigley Field80,000 / 80,000July 15July 19New York CityCiti Field44,500 / 44,500July 22Washington, D.C.Nationals Park40,000 / 40,000July 25RaleighCarter–Finley Stadium50,000 / 50,000July 27CumberlandTruist Park40,000 / 40,000July 30ArlingtonGlobe Life Field40,000 / 40,000August 2St. LouisBusch Stadium—August 5MinneapolisTarget Field38,000 / 38,000August 8DenverCoors Field100,000 / 100,000August 9August 15PasadenaRose Bowl56,000 / 56,000August 17San DiegoPetco Park40,000 / 40,000August 19PhoenixChase Field50,000 / 50,000 August 21San FranciscoOracle Park—August 25SandyAmerica First Field20,000 / 20,000August 28VancouverCanadaBC Place65,000 / 65,000August 30SeattleUnited StatesT-Mobile Park86,000 / 86,000August 31September 25MelbourneAustraliaRod Laver ArenaMichael Marcagi—September 26September 28September 29October 2SydneyAfterpay Arena—October 3October 5October 6October 9AucklandNew ZealandSpark Arena—October 10November 5GlasgowScotlandOVO HydroBella Kay—November 6November 9ManchesterEnglandAO Arena—November 10November 13LondonThe O2 Arena —November 14November 17November 21DublinIreland3Arena —November 22November 25ZürichSwitzerlandHallenstadionMon Rovîa—November 26CologneGermanyLanxess Arena—November 28CopenhagenDenmarkRoyal Arena—November 29StockholmSwedenAvicii Arena—December 1AmsterdamNetherlandsZiggo Dome —December 2December 4MunichGermanyOlympiahalle—December 7ParisFranceAccor Arena—
Canceled concert +List of canceled concert Date (2026) City Country Venue ReasonJuly 18 New York City United States Citi Field Inclement weather conditions
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