Noah Kahan is coming back to Fenway Park for even longer than planned. The Grammy-nominated singer and Vermont native has added two more Boston concerts, bringing his total run at America's Most Beloved Ballpark to six shows as part of his 2027 world tour.
Kahan originally had four shows booked at Fenway Park from May 29 through June 2, 2027, but announced two additional dates for June 21-22, according to The Boston Globe. The newly added Boston shows are part of his broader Last of the Bugs World Tour, which now spans 35 dates after Kahan also tacked on a second MetLife Stadium date and a second Ford Field date, according to MassLive.
Fenway Park has become something of a second home for Kahan. He's a member of the Fenway Music Hall of Fame, and the Globe reports he made history as the only artist to sell out four consecutive nights at the ballpark, dating that feat to 2025 — though MassLive's account instead credits that four-night sellout streak to his 2026 stadium run, and a separate report from wzid.com says more than 150,000 fans attended those four consecutive sold-out Fenway concerts without specifying a year. The discrepancy remains unresolved across the available coverage.
How the 2027 Tour Takes Shape
Beyond Boston, Kahan's 2027 world tour will kick off at Sanford Stadium in Georgia on April 24, per Variety's coverage. From there, the tour heads to Detroit's Ford Field for two concerts on June 9-10, then to MetLife Stadium in New Jersey for shows on June 18-19, before Kahan returns to Fenway for the newly added June 21-22 dates.
The international leg follows later in the summer, with two nights at Aviva Stadium in Dublin on July 17-18 and shows at Wembley Stadium in London from July 23-25. Kahan has also planned several European shows, including dates in Berlin, Paris and Milan, with the European leg reported by Variety to begin July 1.
Presale Times Differ Across Reports
Ticket access for the tour rolled out in stages this week. Artist presale tickets went on sale Tuesday afternoon for fans who had registered, though reports differ on the exact timing — MassLive reported the presale began at noon local time Tuesday, while the Economic Times noted a conflicting account, pointing out that a Ticketmaster help page listed a 9 a.m. ET opening even though the tour announcement itself said noon local time. That discrepancy has not been resolved in the available reporting.
Eligible Spotify Premium subscribers in the U.S. can take part in a Reserved by Spotify presale beginning Wednesday at 9 a.m. local time, an offer MassLive notes is U.S.-only and limited to invited subscribers. General ticket sales for all tour dates are set to open Thursday at noon local time, with tickets available at noahkahan.com/pages/tour.
