The final leg of Noah Kahan's 'The Great Divide Tour' is underway, with only 13 shows remaining on the summer 2026 schedule.

Remaining Tour Dates and Ticket Information

The tour, which features opening act Gigi Perez, will conclude with performances across North America. Ticket prices for the remaining dates vary, with some shows starting as low as $199 including fees. For instance, tickets for the Aug. 19 performance at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona, were found for $199. Prices for the California dates begin at $210, with the San Diego show at Petco Park on Aug. 17 being the most affordable of the trio, priced at $210 including fees. Tickets for the San Francisco show at Oracle Park on Aug. 21 start at $432.

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Setlist and Album Highlights

Kahan typically performs a 24-song setlist, drawing heavily from his 2022 album "Stick Season" and his April 24 release, "The Great Divide." Notable songs often featured include "Dial Drunk," "The Great Divide," "Everywhere, Everything," "American Cars," and "Stick Season."

"The Great Divide," Kahan's fourth album, has been described as evocative with propulsive soundscapes. Highlights from the album include "End of August," "Doors," "American Cars," "Paid Time Off," and the title track. The album's title track, "The Great Divide," has been particularly noted for its lyrics and folk-rock style.

Supporting Artist Gigi Perez

Accompanying Kahan on tour is Gigi Perez, a 26-year-old artist known for singles such as "Sailor Song," "Fable," and "Sometimes (Backwood)." Her 2023 EP "How To Catch A Falling Knife" and 2025 debut album "At the Beach, in Every Life" are recommended for those interested in exploring her music further.

Touring Context

Kahan's current tour follows a period of significant success, with "Stick Season" and "The Great Divide" resonating with audiences. The artist's ability to sell out stadiums while maintaining an intimate connection with fans has been a subject of commentary, noting the cathartic experience many find at his concerts. Fellow artists also embarking on tours in 2026 include Harry Styles, Phoebe Bridgers, Zach Bryan, Benson Boone, and Malcolm Todd.