Noah Kahan is headed to Norman.
The folk-pop singer announced Oct. 29 that his 31-date Last of the Bugs World Tour will stop at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium on May 9, 2027, according to the University of Oklahoma athletics department. Live Nation is promoting the North American leg.
The Norman date falls early in a run that begins April 24 in Athens, Georgia, and stretches through June 18 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Other stops include Houston, Nashville, Tampa, Santa Clara, Las Vegas and a four-night stand at Fenway Park in Boston, Billboard reported.
The show marks the second major concert at the stadium in roughly a year. Country star Luke Combs performed on Owen Field on May 9, 2026, an event KOCO reported was the venue's first concert since 2013. At the time, University of Oklahoma President Joe Harroz Jr. said the school was already planning another big act.
"It's not just big acts in the stadium, and we're already planning for the next big act in the stadium. We just picked an artist, which we can't disclose yet, for that," Harroz said ahead of the Combs show, according to KOCO.
How to get tickets
Fans who want access to the artist presale on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at noon CT must sign up through Ticketmaster by Thursday, Nov. 5, at 10:59 p.m. CT. No code is needed for presales on Ticketmaster; access is tied to the buyer's account.
A Spotify presale opens Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 9 a.m. CT. Eligible U.S. Spotify Premium subscribers will be notified by email and can purchase up to two tickets.
General on-sale begins Thursday, Nov. 12, at noon CT at NoahKahan.com/pages/tour.
Tickets purchased through Ticketmaster are non-transferable and can only be resold at face value through the platform's Face Value Exchange program. One dollar from every ticket sold goes to The Busyhead Project, according to the tour announcement.
Kahan's rise
Kahan, a two-time Grammy-nominated artist, sold more than 1.8 million tickets on his Great Divide World Tour, which included sold-out dates across North America, Australia and New Zealand. That tour earned him the highest-ranked debut on Pollstar's LIVE75 chart, according to the OU athletics announcement. His biggest show drew 65,000 fans to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Variety reported.
The new tour is named after the deluxe version of his album "The Great Divide," subtitled "The Last of the Bugs." According to the Oct. 29 announcement, Kahan had maintained two albums in the Billboard 200 top 10 for the preceding six weeks.
Kahan announced additional tour dates Oct. 29, including Norman. After the North American dates wrap in mid-June, the tour continues in Europe and the U.K. through late July, with stops in Berlin, Seville, Paris and three nights at London's Wembley Stadium.
The Nov. 5 presale signup deadline is the first date Norman fans need to mark.
