Noah Kahan Announces 2026 Australia & New Zealand Arena Tour
Noah Kahan - who has a new album out later this month - has announced five massive shows set for Australia and New Zealand this year.
au.rollingstone.comHere’s the latest I can share about Noah Kahan in Sydney.
Noah Kahan announced 2026 Australia and New Zealand arena dates, including Sydney shows at Qudos Bank Arena in October, with multiple dates (some sold out and additional shows added) as part of his We’ll All Be Here Forever era. This suggests ongoing activity and more performances around Sydney in 2026.[1]
prior Australian runs in 2023–2024 included multiple Sydney performances (Hordern Pavilion and Qudos Bank Arena) as part of his expanded world tour, indicating strong demand in Sydney, though those dates are from earlier legs of his touring history. Sydney fans have repeatedly seen added shows due to demand in those cycles.[2][3][4]
media coverage around that period highlighted sold-out Sydney shows and additional date announcements, reflecting sustained interest from Sydney audiences for Noah’s live shows. Live Nation and press releases frequently framed Sydney as a strong market for his tours.[3][1]
Illustration of Sydney engagement:
If you’d like, I can pull the very latest Sydney-specific dates (including venue, date, and ticket status) and set up a quick alert for new announcements. I can also compile a brief timeline of Noah Kahan’s Sydney performances to date. Please tell me which format you prefer (bullet list, table, or a short narrative) and whether you want links to ticket pages.[2][3][1]
Noah Kahan - who has a new album out later this month - has announced five massive shows set for Australia and New Zealand this year.
au.rollingstone.comDue to overwhelming demand, Noah Kahan has announced the addition of yet another date to his 2024 We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour.
beat.com.auNews from Live Nation
news.livenation.asiaNews from Live Nation
anznews.livenation.comNoah Kahan is touring in support of his 2022 album 'Stick Season', as well as the Post Malone collab 'Dial Drunk'.
musicfeeds.com.auNoah Kahan has expanded his huge 2024 world tour even further, adding a series of dates in Australia to the run
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