It didn’t take long. Noah Kahan’s Auckland show sold so fast during presale that a second date has been confirmed — Saturday October 10 at Spark Arena joins the already-announced Friday October 9, with both shows featuring special guest Michael Marcagi. General sale for the new date opens tomorrow, April 17 at 1pm local time.
The demand shouldn’t come as a surprise. This is an artist who has just sold over a million tickets for his North American stadium run before the summer has even started — including four sold-out nights at Boston’s Fenway Park, making him the first artist ever to play and sell out four consecutive shows at the iconic venue. He achieved a rare “double-double” here in New Zealand, topping both the singles and album charts simultaneously with ‘Stick Season’, which also spent fourteen non-consecutive weeks at number one in Australia and Ireland. The global reach of that record transformed Kahan from beloved folk artist to genuine arena-level superstar almost overnight.
His fourth studio album The Great Divide arrives April 24 on Mercury Records, and it’s already generating significant buzz — Billboard has named it an early Grammy Album of the Year contender for 2027. The title track debuted at number three on the Spotify Global Chart and made career-high chart entries in the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand simultaneously. No pressure then.
Alongside the album, Kahan has just released his Netflix documentary Noah Kahan: Out of Body, directed by Nick Sweeney and premiered at SXSW 2026, where it won the 24 Beats Per Second Audience Award. Rolling Stone called it unflinching in its portrayal of his rise, while Variety described it as “a beautiful and revealing documentary.” It follows Kahan through the breakout Stick Season era as he navigates global stardom while returning to his Vermont roots to find creative clarity. Well worth watching ahead of October.
Don’t miss out a second time.
General sale opens April 17 at 1pm local time.