Noah Kahan live in London

The singer-songwriter announces UK arena shows for summer 2024

Folk-pop singer-songwriter Noah Kahan gained traction with the release of ‘Young Blood’ in 2017. The song featured on the EP Hurt Somebody, whose title-track became his major breakthrough, charting globally and achieving Gold status at home.

In 2019 the Vermont-born musician released his debut album, Busybody, which featured the tracks ‘False Confidence’, ‘Save Me’ and a duet version of ‘Hurt Somebody’ with Julia Michaels.

He released his sophomore LP, I Was / I Am, in 2021, furthering his emotive acoustic pop with tracks ‘Godlight’ and ‘Someone Like You’ featuring Joy Oladokun. A year later, Kahan released Stick Season, which topped charts in Canada, the US, Ireland and the UK, and a cover of the title track by Olivia Rodrigo. The response to the album and the success of singles such as a cover of Jason Isbell’s ‘If We Were Vampires’ led to Kahan’s 2023 nomination for Best New Artist at the GRAMMYs.

Kahan will play a string of shows in the UK and Ireland in February 2024, before returning in August for Arena shows in Manchester, Newcastle, Birmingham and London.