Noah Kahan is set to perform at Ohio Stadium in Columbus on June 5, 2027, bringing his largest global headline run yet to the Buckeye State. The stop is part of The Last of the Bugs World Tour, a 31-date trek spanning North America, Europe and the United Kingdom.
The Columbus date was confirmed as part of a broader tour announcement, according to News 5 Cleveland, with tickets priced between $59.95 and $399.95 before fees. Fans hoping to snag a seat early will need to register for the artist presale, which opens at noon local time on November 10, 2026, though a sign-up deadline looms first.
Presale Registration Closes Before Tickets Go Public
Fans must sign up by 11:59 p.m. ET on November 5, 2026, to be eligible for the artist presale. The North American presale itself begins Tuesday, November 10, at noon local time, according to Billboard. Not every source agrees on the exact timing, however: a Ticketmaster help-page listing for the tour states the artist presale begins at 9 a.m. ET that same day, a discrepancy that remains unresolved across the available reporting.
General public sales for the newly announced dates, including Columbus, are scheduled to open Thursday, November 12, at noon local time, Billboard reports. The tour itself is set to kick off April 24, 2027, at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia, before working its way through stops that include Detroit, Montreal and East Rutherford, New Jersey, ahead of European dates in cities such as Berlin, Milan, Paris, Dublin and London.
A Tour Built on Record-Setting Momentum
The Columbus stop follows a run of outsized commercial success for Kahan. His album The Great Divide debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart dated May 9, 2026, after earning 389,000 equivalent album units in the United States during the week ending April 30 — the biggest week for a rock album since Billboard began measuring by units in December 2014, and 2026's largest streaming week for any album at that point, per Billboard's chart coverage.
The 2027 tour follows The Great Divide World Tour's sold-out U.S. baseball-stadium shows in summer 2026, Billboard reported.
Big Venues, Bigger Crowds
Ohio Stadium has hosted major touring acts before; Luke Combs reportedly drew 97,367 fans to a concert there, a figure one account described as a venue attendance record, according to cleveland.com. Kahan's own history with stadium shows includes what Billboard described as a record-breaking, sold-out four-show run at Fenway Park earlier this year, underscoring the scale he's now bringing to Columbus.
Kahan has also charted on the Billboard 200. With registration windows closing fast and general sales exactly two weeks away, Columbus fans eager to catch the show at Ohio Stadium will want to mark their calendars for both November 5 and November 10.
