Noah Kahan Announces 2026 Australia & New Zealand Arena Tour
The newly announced international run comes on the heels of overwhelming demand for the North American leg of The Great Divide World Tour, where well over one million tickets have been sold ahead of this summer’s stadium run, with additional dates added upon on sale due to incredible fan demand. The North American leg includes four record-breaking performances at Boston’s Fenway Park—making the beloved New Englander the first artist ever to play and sell out four nights at the iconic venue.
Ahead of his stadium run this summer, Kahan will release his highly anticipated fourth studio album, The Great Divide, out April 24th on Mercury Records, poised to be one of the year’s biggest album releases, with Billboard declaring it an early 2027 GRAMMY® Album of the Year contender. The album kicked off with the release of its title track, “The Great Divide,” marking Kahan’s highest-charting single debut globally. Upon release, it peaked at #3 on the Spotify Global Chart and made career-high debuts in the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. This success builds on the global impact of “Stick Season,” which became the UK’s #1 top selling single of 2024 and saw Kahan achieve a rare UK “double-double” with a #1 album and #1 single simultaneously. Not to mention, “Stick Season” peaked at #1 in the UK for 7 consecutive weeks, in Australia and Ireland for 14 non-consecutive weeks, and in the Netherlands for 7 non-consecutive weeks, while the Stick Season album peaked at #1 in the UK, in Ireland for 11 non-consecutive weeks, and in the Netherlands for 2 non-consecutive weeks.
Next week, Kahan will also release his long-awaited Netflix documentary Noah Kahan: Out of Body, available globally on April 13th. Directed by Nick Sweeney (Santa Camp, AKA Jane Roe), the film premiered at the 2026 SXSW Film Festival, where it received the 24 Beats Per Second Audience Award and has already drawn critical acclaim, with Rolling Stone declaring, “The 94-minute documentary follows Kahan closely as he becomes a stadium-level superstar, and it doesn’t flinch from showing the challenges that went along with his astonishing rise,” Billboard noting, “Kahan is beloved for his lyrically vulnerable indie folk music, and now the artist is on the verge of sharing even more of himself with the world,” and Variety calling it “a beautiful and revealing documentary.” The film follows Kahan at a pivotal crossroads as the breakout success of Stick Season propels him into global stardom, capturing a transformative year of sold-out tours and mounting expectations as he returns to his Vermont roots to confront personal struggles and search for a sense of home and creative clarity.
Australia and New Zealand presale information:
Mastercard cardholders have special access to presale tickets in Australia. Mastercard Presale starts Tuesday 14 April, 12pm and ends Thursday 16 April, 12pm. Plus, Preferred ticket access to some of the best tickets are available from Friday 17 April, 1pm. Check out here for details.
Eligible Westpac New Zealand customers with a Westpac New Zealand Mastercard have special access to presale tickets starting from Tuesday 14 April at 12pm until Thursday 16 April at 12pm (local time). Westpac Mastercard cardholders also have access to exclusive preferred tickets from Friday 17 April at 1pm (local time). For more information visit here.
Vodafone mobile customers can be among the first to secure tickets during a 48 hour presale commencing Tuesday 14 April at 12pm. Visit here to find out more.
Live Nation presale begins Thursday 16 April at 1pm, running until Thursday 16 April at 11:59pm. Register at here.
Noah Kahan | Photo -Patrick McCormack
NOAH KAHAN:
THE GREAT DIVIDE TOUR –
2026 International Routing:
September 25th // Melbourne, VIC // Rod Laver Arena*
September 26th // Melbourne, VIC // Rod Laver Arena*
October 2nd // Sydney, NSW // Qudos Bank Arena*
October 3rd // Sydney, NSW // Qudos Bank Arena*
October 9th // Auckland, NZ // Spark Arena*
November 5th // Glasgow, Scotland // Hydro^
November 6th // Glasgow, Scotland // Hydro^
November 9th // Manchester, UK // AO Arena^
November 10th // Manchester, UK // AO Arena^
November 13th // London, UK // The O2 Arena^
November 14th // London, UK // The O2 Arena^
November 21st // Dublin, Ireland // 3Arena^
November 22nd // Dublin, Ireland // 3Arena^
November 25th // Zurich, Switzerland // Hallenstadion~
November 26th // Cologne, Germany // Lanxess Arena~
November 28th // Copenhagen, Denmark // Royal Arena~
November 29th // Stockholm, Sweden // Avicii Arena~
December 1st // Amsterdam, Netherlands // Ziggo Dome~
December 2nd // Amsterdam, Netherlands // Ziggo Dome~
December 4th // Munich, Germany // Olympiahalle~
December 7th // Paris, France // Accor Arena~
* Michael Marcagi supporting
^ Bella Kay supporting
~ Mon Rovîa supporting
