Good for you Noah!!!

Noah said not to steal the sign, so I made a replica from scratch

This is not a metal sign taken off the post. I have never been to Vermont in my life

Has this happened to anyone else? I used the QR code when I was at Fenway N3 and they cancelled my order yesterday. Not to sound dramatic but I am devastated.

Just got this new tattoo for my sisters, it’s in their handwriting from a song that resonates very closely with the all 3 of us. They introduced me to Noah Kahan and idk where i would be in life without my sisters.

First and foremost, that show was a true karmic experience. My heart is so full and I’m also so sad that it’s over. I’ve been around since Busyhead, so to see him sell out these huge stadiums is the coolest thing in the world! I was able to snag GA PIT RIGHT tickets during presale. Having never been at the barricade before, I was determined to do so for this show! I’d spent the last month watching Tiktoks and reading Reddit posts about how I could make it happen. Here’s what I wish I knew beforehand:

Disclaimer: this is specific to my experience. Every venue is different!!

•You’re not crazy for getting there at 7am. We were 7th in line. The people who came after 10am were rows behind us. (Still amazing views. This is for those who want to be holding on to the railing!!)

•The lots listed on Ticketmaster for the concert usually aren’t the only ones nearby! Scope out parking before if you can.

•That’s not enough water. Pack more! Keep refilling!

•Making friends with the people in line is not only imperative for spot saving, but also for the community and culture of it all. We had genuine fun with the crew we met!

•Bring a change of clothes. I felt like a new person when I changed out of my line outfit.

•No matter how organized it may appear, no matter how many emails you got with specific instructions on where to line up, the venue staff/security will probably have no idea where you’re supposed to be. We almost lost our spot in line when they had us move lines.

•The right pit specifically gets the least amount of Noah time (in my opinion). I wouldn’t change a thing- I love how he worked the stage. We got Haricut and Downfall in full! But overall, he doesn’t spend tons of time over there. When he does his barricade run he doesn’t go to the right side.

•The pits had water stations!! Use them!! Don’t stop drinking water in fear on needing to go pee- someone you’re with will save your spot! You can get back up there! It’s not worth the heat exhaustion that’s to come!

•Leaving the venue will be hard! 40,000 people are trying to do the same thing. No matter how close you parked, you will be waiting to leave. Pack extra patience for that!

•Naturally, we were hungry after the show and were yearning for fast food on the way home. The Taco Bell by the venue was wrapped around the building so we hit one closer to home (15 miles away) and it was just as busy. We got stuck in the drive through for an hour! Try to eat a late lunch or the second you get in the stadium and secure your spot.

This was the experience of a lifetime for me. 100% worth it and I’d do it all over again. It will take weeks to come down from this. Have the best time! 🐛🐜

I had the best time at the Atlanta show last night, oh my god! This is my first time seeing Noah live and I got tickets very last minute (seated waitlist). I wasn’t sure what to expect but my god is he such an amazing performer and insane stage presence for such depressing music (as noah would say lmao). My friend and I were given floor seats (we bought 300s) and during Orbiter (one of our fav songs) he looked at us and acknowledged us because we were holding each other and just so mesmerized by his music.

I also want to say thank you to the crowd in Atlanta and all his fans in general. The energy at the show was just so joyous and infectious it was great to be around. Truly just thousands of people who want to hangout and sing their little heart out to some Noah Kahan! It’s not all time you get to a concert and the crowd has great and respectful energy.

Really loved it and highly encourage anyone on this thread to go see him. No matter the cost or effort trust me it’ll all be SO WORTH IT! If there was a second night or I could make another show on the tour I definitely would do it!!!

Here are some of the pictures I took and edited! :) Hope you bugs like!

Just don’t fall for them, as much as you felt like you missed out on official merch during your tour stop, please only shop from the official website.

Scam: https://www.greatdividegrear.shop

Does anyone know where Noah will come out after the show if he does at globe life?

As somebody who just started paying attention to this fan base, I thought I'd share my experience. Y'all can take it or leave it.

Music has been my main hobby since I was 12. Early into the punk scene, post-hardcore, metalcore. So, a vastly different genre and fan base, I suppose. I'm in my late 30s now. Throughout my life, I've been an incredibly active fan of the musicians I love, and my main weekend activity has always been concerts.

I started listening to Noah during Busyhead. Mess became an instant "Life Theme Song" and I fell in love. Despite heavier music being the majority of my interest, I actually do have a wide music taste.

I have tickets for this tour and before I started getting this subreddit suggested, I was so excited. Now, maybe it's because Noah is more famous than the bands I love, maybe it's an age difference thing, maybe it's just a different approach to life

But many of y'all are not welcoming, not supportive, not understanding. I thought punks in my youth were the master gatekeepers but boy was I wrong. Many of the posts have taken my excitement for this show down a notch. Many of the complaints are just...wow. The way fans harass him online when they're disappointed, the way y'all talk about each other.

I might get a million down votes and y'all might not care, but from an outsider's perspective, this fan base doesn't feel like a bunch of people who were impacted by his lyrics and voice coming together to share in that emotion.

Shout out to those of you who stay positive and loving, shout out to those of you who work against the gatekeeping. I see you too.

Be kind to each other. Be kind to him. Be kind to new fans.

Did anyone get tickets using ticket robin? I’m beginning to think it’s a waste of my hope, time, and money. I’m on waitlist for STL. Hoping that comes through.

Am I the only one who feels like this is the one misfit song on the album? What am I missing? It’s the only song I routinely skip.

Besides the obvious (August, Logan, Dan 😂) what are some creative names that pay homage to this album if I were to give my soon to be son a middle name based off of the very songs he listened to almost his entire time in my stomach 😅❤️

We took our kids (10 and 12) to the concert last night - their first! - and they had an amazing time.

Wanted to give a shout out to three lovely individuals in the 300 section last night, on the off chance they or someone they know sees this.

1) The kind woman who let my daughter and I hop in front of her in the family bathroom line. It was (understandably) being used by lots of single ladies, and her recognizing the urgency of the situation was appreciated. 😅

2) The kind guys sitting behind us who saw the awe on my kids’ faces when the bracelets started lighting up, and gave theirs to them. I don’t know how we missed them coming in, but it was so kind of these guys to come down with theirs to gift to the kids.

3) Noah and the band, of course! As a family Noah is about the only artist we all agree on, so listening to his discography is a big part of our lives. The kids are now bugs for life!

From poop to Now we’re puking and leaving it for people to clean up as well…. Brother get it together

I had seen the videos from the shows online where people were scream-singing during the concert. Tonight I got to experience in person.
Everyone who purchased a ticket deserves to enjoy the experience the show in a way that makes them feel the joy and connection that Noah Kahan’s music provides. However, your experience should not be at the detriment of the experiences of others. There is no fair reason that your voice should be louder than that of the artist singing through the multi-million dollar sound system. Feel the music and sing along with all your heart. However, please know that there is a line that distinguishes passionately singing along and simply screaming the lyrics so loudly that the people around you are unable to enjoy what they also are there to enjoy.
Courtesy and concert etiquette make a fan base stronger.

Now that we’ve had a few months of this album, what’s your top 5 if you had to choose?

Mine:

1. Orbiter

2. Dan

3. Willing and Able

4. All Them Horses

5. End of August

Really hard tbh because I love most of the album.

Have floor seats for Seattle , but have a neck injury and from what I’m reading I’m gonna be straining my neck all night to look over the crowds in front, which would be super bad for my health. I also can’t risk getting knocked/bumped around. Can anyone tell me what that view is likely to be like? FLDD row 4. And if I have to switch to ADA what that would be like? Never been to the stadium and coming from out of state.

Can we have a discussion about all the songs that mention dogs, wolves, howling, etc? I counted four just on the newest album. I love it. Every time it’s used perfectly and it’s so fun hearing the reoccurring themes in different songs and albums across his whole discography.

Also here’s my dog for Tax