Noah Kahan album date locked

Noah Kahan has set April 24, 2026, as the release date for *The Great Divide*, his next album, according to his official store and Apple Music listing. (noahkahan.com) (music.apple.com) Kahan’s official site is already selling multiple versions of the record, including a digital album, a standard compact disc, and several vinyl editions, all marked for April 24 delivery or release. (noahkahan.com 1) (noahkahan.com 2) Apple Music shows *The Great Divide* as a 17-song release and labels it a pre-release scheduled for April 24, 2026. Kahan’s artist page also lists “The Great Divide” and “Porch Light” among the songs tied to the project. (music.apple.com 1) (music.apple.com 2) The date lands as Kahan moves from the long afterlife of *Stick Season* into a full new album cycle. His official store still carries *Stick Season* formats, while the homepage now places *The Great Divide* at the top of the music and merchandise rollout. (noahkahan.com 1) (noahkahan.com 2) The timing also lines up with a much larger touring footprint in 2026. Kahan’s official tour page lists stadium and park dates from June through August, including Fenway Park in Boston, Wrigley Field in Chicago, and Citi Field in New York. (noahkahan.com) Several of those 2026 shows are already marked sold out on his site, including multiple nights at Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, and Citi Field. The tour page lists Gigi Perez and Annabelle Dinda on many of the summer dates. (noahkahan.com) Kahan’s streaming footprint remains unusually large for a singer-songwriter rooted in folk-pop. Spotify currently shows him with 30.4 million monthly listeners, a scale that helps explain the fast pre-save push around a fixed album date. (open.spotify.com) For fans, the next marker is simple: the pre-release window now has an exact end point. On April 24, Kahan’s next 17-song album is scheduled to arrive before his summer stadium run begins. (music.apple.com) (noahkahan.com)