How to grab Noah Kahan’s “The Great Divide” tour tickets: Presale, general, and affordable front porch seats

Noah Kahan, a two-time Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, is preparing for his 23-stop release of his new single “The Great Divide” Tour this summer ahead of his upcoming fourth album of the same name, 2x Grammy‑nominated Noah Kahan is getting ready for a North American stadium tour. Fans are eagerly preparing to get the tickets for what promises to be one of Kahan’s significant tours yet.

Tour Details

The 2026 “Great Divide Tour” will run from June 11 in Orlando to August 30 in Seattle, featuring stops in cities in North America including:

• Boston’s Fenway Park – two nights (July 10 & 11)
  
• Los Angeles’ Rose Bowl Stadium – August 15
  
• New York’s Citi Field – July 18
  
• Chicago’s Wrigley Field – July 14
  
• Toronto’s Rogers Stadium – June 28
  

Gigi Perez will join Kahan as support on the tour.

Presale & General Sale Information

The Noah Kahan Artist Presale starts on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 12 p.m. local time. To take part, fans must register via Ticketmaster before Thursday, Feb. 5.

Tickets for the general public will be available Thursday, Feb. 12 at 12 p.m. local time through Ticketmaster.

If you missed the presale, you can still purchase the tickets via verified resale platforms like Vivid Seats, TicketNetwork, SeatGeek, and StubHub. Prices differ by city and demand, but platforms such as Vivid Seats provide protections against counterfeit or invalid tickets.

Discounts:

• First-time Vivid Seats users can use code ADVANCE30 for $30 off a $200+ ticket order.
  
• Receive $5 off SeatGeek orders of $300+ with code TAKE5.
  
• Save 15% on TicketNetwork orders with code TIXDEAL15.
  
• MassLive readers can use MassLive20 for $20 off a $200+ order.
  

As the tour uses Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange, ticket availability may differ by state.

How to Get “Front Porch” Tickets

Kahan is offering a select group of fans “front porch” tickets, a general admission pit pass directly in front of the stage, available at $100 ahead of the presale. Fans had to register on Ticketmaster to get a unique code to buy these tickets.

According to Kahan, the front porch tickets are generally the highest-priced seats, but he desires to offer fans the opportunity to enjoy them for just $100.

“To make sure fans have the best opportunity at original ticket prices, the tour will be using Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange. Tickets will be non-transferable and can only be resold at face value on Ticketmaster. In New York, Colorado, Illinois, and Utah, state laws don’t let artists fully control resale, so tickets can be transferred. But even there, prices will remain at face value. Nothing is perfect, but we’re doing what we can to help protect against scalpers, and keep tickets in fans’ hands‚” stated on Noah Kahan’s website.

Select Tour Dates & Ticket Details

• June 11 – Orlando, FL at Kia Center
  
• June 26 – Philadelphia, PA at Citizens Bank Park
  
• June 28 – Toronto, ON at Rogers Stadium
  
• July 1 – Cincinnati, OH at Great American Ball Park
  
• July 3 – Pittsburgh, PA at PNC Park
  
• July 10 & 11 – Boston, MA at Fenway Park
  
• July 14 – Chicago, IL at Wrigley Field
  
• July 18 – Queens, NY at Citi Field
  
• July 22 – Washington, DC at Nationals Park
  
• July 25 – Raleigh, NC at Carter-Finley Stadium
  
• July 27 – Atlanta, GA at Truist Park
  
• July 30 – Arlington, TX at Globe Life Field
  
• August 2 – St. Louis, MO at Busch Stadium
  
• August 5 – Minneapolis, MN at Target Field
  
• August 8 – Denver, CO at Coors Field
  
• August 15 – Pasadena, CA at Rose Bowl Stadium
  
• August 17 – San Diego, CA at Petco Park
  
• August 19 – Phoenix, AZ at Chase Field
  
• August 21 – San Francisco, CA at Oracle Park
  
• August 25 – Sandy, UT at America First Field
  
• August 28 – Vancouver, BC at BC Place
  
• August 30 – Seattle, WA at T-Mobile Park
  

FAQs:

Q1. When does Noah Kahan’s tour start?
The tour starts on June 11, 2026, in Orlando, FL.

Q2. How many dates are on the tour?
There are 23 dates throughout North America, ending August 30 in Seattle, WA.