Noah Kahan Announces The Great Divide World Tour with Major Dublin Dates This November

Global indie-folk sensation Noah Kahan has officially announced his highly anticipated The Great Divide World Tour, bringing his biggest ever international shows to audiences across Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and Europe this autumn — including two standout nights in Dublin’s 3Arena on November 21st and 22nd.

Following an extraordinary rise over the past two years, Kahan’s latest tour marks a defining moment in his career. What started with deeply personal songwriting has evolved into a global phenomenon, with millions of fans connecting to his honest, vulnerable lyrics.

A Tour Built on Unstoppable Demand

The international announcement comes hot on the heels of overwhelming demand for the North American leg of the tour, where over one million tickets have already been sold ahead of this summer’s stadium run. In a historic achievement, Kahan also became the first artist ever to sell out four consecutive nights at Fenway Park in Boston, cementing his status as one of the most in-demand artists in the world right now.

Now, European fans will get their chance — and Dublin is firmly on the map.

Dublin Dates Set to Sell Out Fast

Kahan will take over the 3Arena for back-to-back performances:

November 21st, 2026 November 22nd, 2026

Tickets are expected to be in extremely high demand, with prices starting from €99.90.

Artist pre-sale begins: April 15th at 10:00am General sale begins: April 17th at 10:00am

Given the scale of his recent shows and rapid fan growth, these dates are likely to sell out quickly.

New Album The Great Divide Arrives This April

Adding even more excitement, Kahan is set to release his fourth studio album, The Great Divide, on April 24th via Mercury Records. The album is already being tipped as one of the biggest releases of the year, with early industry buzz positioning it as a potential GRAMMY® Album of the Year contender.

The title track has already made a major impact globally, debuting at #3 on the Spotify Global Chart and achieving career-high chart positions across multiple countries.

This builds on the huge success of his breakthrough era, led by Stick Season, which:

Became the UK’s top-selling single of 2024 Held #1 for 7 consecutive weeks in the UK Dominated charts in Ireland, Australia, and beyond

A Deeper Look: Netflix Documentary Release

Fans will also get an intimate look into Kahan’s journey with the upcoming Netflix documentary Noah Kahan: Out of Body, releasing globally on April 13th.

Directed by Nick Sweeney, the film captures a pivotal year in Kahan’s life — from sold-out shows to the personal challenges behind the scenes — offering a rare and honest perspective on his rise to global stardom.

A Defining Moment for Fans

From Vermont roots to worldwide arenas, Noah Kahan’s journey continues to resonate on a massive scale. His ability to blend raw storytelling with anthemic sound has made him one of the most compelling artists of his generation.

With a new album, a global tour, and unprecedented demand, The Great Divide World Tour is shaping up to be one of the biggest live music moments of 2026.

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Let us know who you’re bringing — and keep an eye on @love_belfast for ticket updates, reminders, and more live music news across Ireland and beyond.

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