Noah Kahan Sold Out Fenway Park Four Times. Apparently, He’d Like to Do It Again.

There are some things that just feel like New England.

Fall foliage.

A Dunkin’ coffee in the cupholder.

Complaining about the weather.

And apparently, Noah Kahan selling out Fenway Park.

Because the Vermont singer-songwriter has just announced he’s coming back to Boston.

Not for one concert.

Not two.

FOUR.

On Thursday, October 29, Noah Kahan announced his massive new The Last of the Bugs World Tour, which includes four nights at Fenway Park in 2027.

And if you missed him this summer, you’re getting another chance.

Mark These Four Dates on Your Calendar

That’s four more nights at one of the most famous ballparks in America.

And the announcement is especially remarkable considering what happened the last time Noah played there.

His Last Fenway Shows Made History

Back in July, Noah became the first artist ever to sell out four consecutive concerts at Fenway Park.

More than 150,000 fans attended those performances.

Think about that for a second.

A kid who grew up on a tree farm in Strafford, Vermont, went on to fill Fenway Park four nights in a row.

That’s the kind of thing that sounds like the ending of a movie.

But the story gets even better.

During his final Fenway performance on July 11, Noah was doing one of his regular concert features involving a telephone call.

And somebody very special was waiting on the other end.

His mom.

Lauri Berkenkamp had recorded a message congratulating her son on his historic achievement.

Then she delivered another surprise.

Noah was being inducted into the Fenway Music Hall of Fame.

His own mother got to tell him.

And the announcement happened in front of thousands of people.

Noah joined a pretty exclusive group that includes Billy Joel, Paul McCartney and Zac Brown Band.

That’s quite a moment for a guy who grew up just a few hours north of Boston.

New England Is Still a Big Part of His Story

One of the things that makes Noah Kahan so appealing around here is that he hasn’t forgotten where he came from.

He sings about Vermont.

He sings about small towns.

He sings about the strange relationship we have with the places where we grew up.

Sometimes we can’t wait to leave.

Then we spend the rest of our lives missing them.

If you’ve ever lived through a New England winter, you probably understand at least part of that feeling.

His breakthrough hit, “Stick Season,” turned a very New England expression into an international success.

Songs like “Homesick,” “Maine” and “Northern Attitude” have helped build his reputation as a songwriter who can make local experiences feel universal.

And when he performed at Fenway this summer, he made it clear how much the region means to him.

He told the audience:

“I do believe New England is the only reason I am where I am.”

That’s a pretty meaningful thing to say when you’re standing in the middle of Fenway Park.

Now He’s Taking Things Even Bigger

The new Last of the Bugs World Tour will include 31 stadium dates across North America, Europe and the United Kingdom.

The tour begins April 24, 2027, at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia.

Other stops include Nashville, Houston, Las Vegas, Detroit and New Jersey.

Then there’s Boston.

Four nights.

Again.

The tour follows Noah’s successful 2026 album The Great Divide, which reached No. 1, and a world tour that sold more than 1.8 million tickets.

For somebody whose music often sounds like a group of friends singing around a campfire, he’s now playing some of the biggest venues in the world.

There’s something wonderfully unexpected about that.

And apparently, the demand isn’t slowing down.

Here’s How to Get Tickets

If you’re thinking about going, there are a few important dates to remember.

• Thursday, November 5, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern: Deadline to register for the artist presale.

• Tuesday, November 10, at noon Eastern: Artist presale begins.

• Thursday, November 12, at noon Eastern: General ticket sales begin.

Noah is also using Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange system to help limit inflated resale prices. Some restrictions and exceptions apply.

You can find the tour dates, registration information and ticket details through Noah Kahan’s official website or Ticketmaster’s official tour announcement.

And if you’re planning to attend, you might want to register early.

Because judging by what happened this summer, New England really, really loves Noah Kahan.

And apparently, the feeling is mutual.

From a Vermont tree farm to four sold-out nights at Fenway Park.

Now four more concerts are on the calendar.

Not bad for a kid from a little town in Vermont.