Fans of folk-pop tunes have something big to look forward to this summer, as Grammy-nominated artist Noah Kahan has announced he's dropping into Cincinnati for "The Great Divide" tour. According to The Enquirer, Kahan, who has garnered critical acclaim and a loyal following with his "Stick Season" album, will take the stage at Great American Ball Park on July 1.
With a tour stretching over 23 North American stadiums, Kahan's presence speaks to his rapidly expanding fan base, fueled by his emotive performances and reflective songwriting. The singer's Cincinnati show was among the many mentioned by WLWT, which also highlighted the availability of tickets — with a presale set to start on Thursday, Feb. 5, and a general sale kicking off a week later on Feb. 12 at precisely 12 p.m.
The latest tour coincides with Kahan's release of the eponymous new single "The Great Divide," ahead of an anticipated album due to land on April 24. Having attained a quadruple Platinum status for "Stick Season" and pulling in billions of streams, according to WLWT, Kahan's rise to notoriety has been nothing if not meteoric.
In addition to his solo efforts, Kahan has made waves with a string of high-profile collaborations — from "Dial Drunk" with Post Malone to "Everywhere, Everything" with Gracie Abrams, noted by The Enquirer. Alongside Kahan, artist Gigi Perez will be joining the lineup, as reported by Local12, ensuring the crowd at Great American Ball Park gets a fully stacked evening of music.
Having previously sold out two shows at Fenway Park, the live album that sprung from that moment has helped cement Kahan's reputation as a formidable live performer. Cincinnati audiences, ready yourself for an experience that Kahan's brand of introspective yet catchy folk-pop has proved can fill stadiums — and evidently hearts — across the nation.
