Noah Kahan - The Great Divide Tour (2026)
Stick Season is starting early here in Toronto as Noah Kahan brings his Great Divide Tour to Rogers Stadium this June. He'll be hitting the road with Gigi Perez supporting on all dates. It's only been a couple of years since his sold-out Scotiabank Arena gigs, but it somehow feels like ages ago. Luckily, the wait is almost over as we're less than five months away from reuniting with Folk Malone. Here's how the big picture is shaping up for him.
The facts
- Who: Noah Kahan | Support: Gigi Perez
- When: Sunday, June 28th | 6:30PM
- Where: Rogers Stadium | 50,547 Capacity
- Why: Touring behind his new album, The Great Divide
- Last Toronto show: Scotiabank Arena (04/16/24)
- Nearest stop: Pittsburgh (07/03)
Presale Dates
- Artist: Feb 10 @ 12PM (Sign up before Feb 6)
- Live Nation, Rogers Stadium: Feb 11 @ 12PM
- General Public: Feb 12 @ 12PM
Ticket Links
Sunday, June 28: Ticketmaster | Stubhub | TickPick
Note: Tickets found on 3rd party sites (i.e Stubhub, TickPick) before presale are all speculative tickets. It's strongly discouraged to buy these tickets. Here is a fun read for more information about the topic.
Community Chatter
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💡How I rate shows
- Various factors are considered, including community sentiment, time since last show, pricing, proximity to nearby dates, and more
- Each factor is given a positive or negative score. Positive scores swing in the direction of Buy, and negative scores swing towards Wait
- Factors sum up to one score, which becomes the FaceValue Verdict: Buy or Wait
The factors
Here's everything pushing this presale up or down the FaceValue scale.
Face Value Exchange Enabled
It's a beautiful thing to see artists opt into consumer-friendly practices like Ticketmaster's Face Value Exchange. According to Noah, tickets for his shows will only be available to buy or sell at the original face value price. In some cases, I have seen tickets for FVE shows drop below face value. Oasis had enabled this when they visited Rogers Stadium last August, and that show did see tickets fall below face value shortly before showtime. So while FVE adds friction to reselling, I would still consider it neutral in terms of affecting the Buy/Wait.
Tickets will be non-transferrable ++
Another consumer-friendly option enabled by Noah Kahan's team. This will add significantly more friction to reselling than FVE alone. It might still be possible for resellers to skirt around the restriction by using SecureMyPass, so the solution isn't completely bulletproof, but it's a step in the right direction.
Limited room for added dates +
It's a snug squeeze for Toronto having only a few days available before or after the 28th to add another date. Anything's possible. I mean, Chris Stapleton ended up tacking on another night at Rogers Stadium a full month after the first.
Nothing remotely close by +
The nearest date to Toronto is Pittsburgh, a full six-hour drive away. It's geographically the prime spot for any fans in Ottawa, Montreal, Detroit, Buffalo, or surrounding the GTA.
Weekend summer night +
Nothing brings in casual listeners more than a nice concert on a warm summer night. Sure, Sunday is technically a work night – it's no Saturday, and definitely no Friday. But it's also sure not Monday..
Two years of anticipation +
It's far from the longest gap in touring, but somehow feels especially long nowadays. It's long enough for ample excitement to build as fans await his return to touring. Looking back at the resale data for his last shows in June/July 2024, his get-in prices climbed into the hundreds.
Stadiums are a sizable step up from arenas and amphitheaters, so I wouldn't expect him to hit these numbers again.
It's still Rogers Stadium -
At the end of the day, it's the last place Toronto wants to see him. There are so many undesirable seats that feel miles away from the performance. These would be the first to breach below face value, along with floor seats all the way in the back.
There are a lot of smaller factors adding up to make this a Buy. It's great to see Noah Kahan putting the fans first by restricting ticket transfer and enabling FVE. Let's just hope that spirit is reflected in his prices.
