Noah Kahan is bringing his Great Divide tour to London for three huge nights this November
Noah Kahan returns to London this week with multiple sold-out shows at The O2 as part of his Great Divide tour, his biggest to date. The Vermont singer-songwriter has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years and last-minute tickets will cost more than £150 per person.
Considered one of music’s biggest names, Noah first gained traction almost a decade ago with singles Young Blood and Hurt Somebody. He went on to release debut album Busybody followed by Stick Season, which spawned the eponymous hit song and Northern Attitude.
The response to the album and the success of both singles led to Kahan’s 2023 nomination for Best New Artist at the GRAMMYs. This year, the 29-year-old announced The Great Divide, his fourth studio album, which was written in the wake of his rapid rise to global fame.
Now, he’ll add to a stellar year by performing to around 60,000 people in the capital city for his last UK tour date of the year. But, fans don’t have to wait too long as he’ll be back with three huge gigs at Wembley Stadium in July 2027.
Here’s what you need to know:
When is Noah Kahan playing The O2?
Noah Kahan is playing The O2 on Friday, November 13, Saturday, November 14 and Tuesday, November 17.
As usual with gigs in the iconic venue, doors will open at 6.30pm. However, the arena’s countless bars and restaurants are open earlier so there’ll be plenty of time to grab dinner or a pre-show drink.
Stage times might be announced via official Noah Kahan and O2 channels the day before/of each gig. However, based on earlier tour dates, Noah is expected to begin his headline performance at around 8.30pm – 8.45pm.
Is there a support act?
Noah Kahan will be supported by American singer-songwriter Bella Kay during his three-night stint at The O2 Arena.
Originally from Texas, the 20-year-old started writing songs as a teenager and first gained attention by sharing her music on social media. Her debut single The Sick has surpassed 100 million streams on Spotify, while hit song Iloveitiloveitiloveit peaked at number 2 in the UK.
She’ll also be the opening act for Gracie Ambrams’ Look at My Life tour in 2027.
Setlist
While the specific London setlist hasn’t been revealed, here’s what Noah Kahan played at a recent show at the AO Arena in Manchester (per setlist.fm):
Act 1 – Main Stage
- American Cars
- Doors
- All My Love
- Deny Deny Deny
- Staying Still
Act 2 – B Stage
Act 3 – Main Stage
Act 4 – Roof/Main Stage
- Willing and Able
- Porch Light
Act 5 – C/B Stage
- Orbiter (Extended)
- Mess
- Paid Time Off
- Forever
- The View Between Villages (Extended)
Act 6 – Main Stage
- Northern Attitude
- The Great Divide
- New Perspective
Act 7 – Encore
- End of August
- Homesick
- Stick Season
How to buy tickets
Tickets to Noah Kahan’s Great Divide tour are sold out on Ticketmaster but there are a few resale options for November 17 available on AXS, with prices starting from a whopping £288.
However, fans who miss out can try to get in using resale websites, including viagogo, Vivid Seats, and StubHub. These offer music lovers the chance to buy and sell their tickets at any time – and at any price.
How to get to The O2
The O2 isits directly beside the River Thames in North Greenwich and is easy to get to by public transport, river services and car:
- Nearest Tube station: North Greenwich, via the Jubilee line
- Nearest bus station: North Greenwich
- Nearest pier: North Greenwich Pier, via Thames Clippers river bus
Drivers can opt to use on-site parking or the free drop-off and pick-up point in Car Park 1. Parking must be pre-booked via JustPark 24 hours before any gig. However, major roadworks in the surrounding area are significantly affecting traffic flow around The O2. Expect long delays at peak times, particularly post event.
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