Noah Kahan is headed to Houston. The Grammy-nominated singer announced Thursday morning that his new stadium tour, The Last of the Bugs World Tour, will stop at Reliant Stadium on May 12, 2027, marking his biggest headlining run yet through the city.
The Oct. 29 announcement included the Houston stop, according to Billboard, which reported the Houston stop as part of a 31-date run spanning stadiums across North America, Europe and the U.K. KHOU 11 reported that Kahan is making a stop in Houston next year.
The scale of the run is notable even by stadium-tour standards. The Music Universe calls it Kahan's biggest global headline tour to date, a 31-date stadium run that will carry him across two continents in 2027.
Tour Kicks Off in Georgia, Wraps in New Jersey
The North American leg begins April 24 at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia, before working its way through the country. The run also includes stops at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin on May 15, just days after the Houston date, and Highmark Stadium in Buffalo on June 12, per the venue's own announcement. The North American portion, promoted by Live Nation, is set to conclude June 18 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, according to Variety.
The Last of the Bugs World Tour arrives in support of Kahan's 2026 album, The Great Divide, as noted by houston.culturemap.com. It follows the success of his previous outing, the Great Divide World Tour, which Variety reports saw across-the-board sellouts fueled by Kahan's rapidly growing fan base. That earlier tour sold more than 1.8 million tickets worldwide, according to the Buffalo Bills' own announcement of the Highmark Stadium date.
How Houston Fans Can Get Tickets
For Houston fans hoping to snag seats, the clock is already ticking. Tickets for the North American dates go on sale through a Noah Kahan artist presale beginning Nov. 10 at noon local time, per Billboard's reporting. Remaining tickets will then open to the general public on Nov. 12 at noon local venue time, according to the same Billboard report.
Live Nation also promoted the announcement on social media, urging fans to sign up for the artist presale before Thursday, Nov. 5, at 11:59 p.m. ET. The push for early sign-ups suggests organizers expect the Houston date, along with the rest of the tour, to move quickly once tickets become available.
What to Expect From the Setlist and Scale
Kahan, known as the “Stick Season” singer, is making the jump to stadiums this time around, reflecting how far his momentum has carried him. With the tour now confirmed to pass through Reliant Stadium, Houston joins a short list of major U.S. cities getting a stop on what organizers are billing as Kahan's largest run yet.
