Noah Kahan announces show at Dublin's Aviva Stadium for The Last Of The Bugs tour

Noah Kahan has announced a show at Dublin's Aviva Stadium in July 2027, as part of his The Last Of The Bugs tour.

He will perform at Glasgow’s Hampden Park on July 13, followed by Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on July 17 and ending at London’s Wembley Stadium on July 23. The London date will mark Kahan’s biggest headline show yet.

Currently, the two-time Grammy-nominated artist is on the North American leg of his sold-out The Great Divide world tour, which heads to Australia, New Zealand, the UK and Europe this autumn. In November, he will play three headline shows at Dublin’s 3Arena.

The American singer-songwriter’s fourth studio album, The Great Divide, debuted at No. 1 on the UK Official Albums Chart and earned the biggest first-week debut for an international male artist in the UK in 2026. The record has remained in the Top 15 of the Official Albums Chart since its release in April and spent 11 consecutive weeks in the Top 10.

Earlier today, MCD Productions teased the major gig, posting a video on Instagram of Aviva Stadium and a ladybug emoji – which has become heavily associated with The Great Divide.

Kahan’s breakthrough single, ‘Hurt Somebody’, achieved gold status in the US and charted internationally. The single and EP of the same name preceded the release of his debut 2019 album, Busyhead.

Within five years, he released two more albums: I Was / I Am in 2021, and Stick Season in 2022, which led to his 2023 Grammy nomination for Best New Artist.

“The Great Divide is a worthy follow-up from an artist who is clearly trying to straddle the line between pop phenomenon and rootsy folk crooner,” said Hot Press in a review of the album. “The Great Divide is arguably better than its predecessor.”

Tickets go on sale August 28 at 10 am here.