Noah Kahan brings his Last Of The Bugs World Tour to Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal on June 15, 2027, the only Canadian date on a 31 date stadium run. Announced on October 29, the tour is the largest headline run of his career, covering North America, Europe and the United Kingdom through the spring and summer of 2027.
The Montreal show starts at 6:30 p.m. and sits in the middle of the North American leg, between Buffalo on June 12 and East Rutherford on June 18. For Canadian fans, it is the single chance to see the stadium show at home, and tickets go on general sale on November 12 at noon, with presales beginning November 10.
Noah Kahan Montreal: the only Canadian stadium date
The North American leg, promoted by Live Nation, opens on April 24, 2027 at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia, and runs through major stadiums including Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas and MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, where the leg closes on June 18. Montreal falls late in that run, after four nights at Boston’s Fenway Park from May 29 to June 2, a return to a ballpark where Kahan played a record breaking, sold out four show engagement during the summer of 2026.
Parc Jean-Drapeau is a fitting room for the scale. The outdoor site on Île Sainte-Hélène has hosted Montreal’s biggest summer concerts for decades, and a mid June date places Kahan’s show at the start of the city’s festival season, in front of a crowd that has followed his rise from folk rooms to stadiums in a few short years. That the tour gives Canada exactly one date, in Montreal, makes the night a destination show for fans travelling from Ontario, the Maritimes and the rest of Quebec.
A 31 date stadium run across three continents
The full itinerary underlines how far the live show has travelled. After Athens, the North American leg moves through Birmingham, Tampa, Nashville, Charlotte, Norman, Houston and Austin, then west to San Francisco’s Levi’s Stadium on May 19 and Las Vegas on May 21, before Madison, the four Fenway Park nights, Columbus, Detroit and Buffalo lead into Montreal and the MetLife finale.
The European and United Kingdom leg starts on July 1 in Groningen, in the Netherlands, and takes in Berlin’s Waldbühne, Milan, Seville’s Plaza de España and the Hippodrome ParisLongchamp in Paris, before Glasgow’s Hampden Park on July 13 and two nights at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on July 17 and 18. The tour concludes with three nights at London’s Wembley Stadium from July 23 to 25, a finale at one of the most famous concert venues in the world and a marker of how completely Kahan’s songs have crossed the Atlantic.
From a sold out 2026 to stadiums in 2027
The announcement follows this year’s sold out The Great Divide World Tour, and the step up is deliberate. After selling out baseball stadiums across the United States, Kahan moves to larger football stadiums for the first time in his career, with the Last Of The Bugs name carrying the insect imagery that surrounded his 2026 album rollout into the new run. Four nights at Fenway Park, three at Wembley and a lone Canadian date in Montreal is the shape of an artist whose live demand now sets the routing, rather than the other way around.
For Montreal, the date also continues a strong run of major summer bookings at Parc Jean-Drapeau, and it gives Quebec’s concert calendar an early anchor for 2027, months before the season’s festival lineups arrive. A folk singer from Vermont headlining a stadium tour, with Montreal as his only Canadian stop, says plenty about both the artist and the city he chose.
Tickets for the Montreal show
Tickets for the June 15, 2027 show at Parc Jean-Drapeau go on general sale on Thursday, November 12 at noon through evenko, with presales beginning November 10, including a Ticketmaster presale listed at noon eastern. Given that this is the only Canadian date on a 31 date stadium tour, and that Kahan’s 2026 shows sold out, Canadian fans planning to be at Parc Jean-Drapeau should be ready when the sale opens.
Noah Kahan plays Montreal on June 15, 2027. The Last Of The Bugs World Tour opens April 24 in Athens and closes July 25 at Wembley, and for one June night in the middle, the biggest folk pop tour of next summer belongs to Montreal.
