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Noah Kahan will return to Dublin next summer with a second show at the Aviva Stadium after tickets for his initial date sold out. The additional concert on July 18, 2027 follows the previously announced July 17 performance.
Extra Dublin date confirmed
Promoters added the July 18 slot at Aviva Stadium to meet demand after the first night sold out. Tickets for the new date go on sale at 10:00am on Wednesday, September 2, with prices starting at €100.90.
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Hints of the announcement appeared earlier when the venue shared a short video accompanied by a bug emoji. Fans of the singer-songwriter are often known as “bugs,” a nod that helped spark speculation before Noah Kahan made the plans official.
Tour stops in Glasgow and London
Kahan said the run will include cities across the UK and Ireland. “We’ll be heading to Glasgow, Dublin, and London to play some big old rooms for the bugs across the Atlantic Ocean on The Last Of The Bugs World Tour in 2027,” he confirmed.
Dates already listed include Glasgow’s Hampden Park on July 13 and London’s Wembley Stadium on July 23. The Wembley date has been billed as the largest headline show of his career so far.
Other Irish shows
Kahan is also scheduled to play two nights at Dublin’s 3Arena later this year, on November 21 and 22, 2026.
The new Aviva date gives Irish fans another opportunity to see Kahan live next summer. Exact ticket allotments and any resale arrangements will be announced by the ticketing agent when sales begin.
