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Noah Kahan announces he’ll be playing at Sanford Stadium in 2027

Stadium will host first stop of concert tour on April 24.
Noah Kahan performs “Bridge Over Troubled Water” for an in memoriam presentation during the 78th Emmy Awards on Monday, Sept. 14, 2026, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Kahan has been tabbed to take center stage at Sanford Stadium. (Chris Pizzello/AP)
Noah Kahan performs “Bridge Over Troubled Water” for an in memoriam presentation during the 78th Emmy Awards on Monday, Sept. 14, 2026, at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. Kahan has been tabbed to take center stage at Sanford Stadium. (Chris Pizzello/AP)
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In 2026, Sanford Stadium hosted Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Zach Top and Lauren Alaina for a concert inside Sanford Stadium.

For 2027, Grammy-nominated artist Noah Kahan has been tabbed to take center stage in the iconic Georgia venue.

Kahan announced his “The Last of the Bugs” tour on Thursday. The first stop of the tour is in Athens at Sanford Stadium on April 24.

“We are thrilled to welcome Noah Kahan to Sanford Stadium as we kick off a new year of Live Between the Hedges,” Georgia associate athletic director Tanner Stines said. “Noah’s songwriting and the connection he builds with his audience make him a perfect fit for a spring night in Athens. We are grateful to Live Nation for its experience producing stadium shows, and to Dugas-Jackson Consulting for helping us build a model that works for UGA. We can’t wait to see Sanford Stadium full on April 24.”

Kahan was nominated for best new artist at the 2024 Grammy Awards thanks to the success of his album “Stick Season.” Earlier this year, he released his follow-up album “The Great Divide.”

Kahan played at Truist Park earlier this year when he came through Atlanta.

“We’ll be very, very focused on how we do that in the future, grow areas to grow that, but also we have to be respectful of campus,” Georgia athletic director Josh Brooks said last May. “Because we do an event like this, it puts a lot of pressure on campus, because our stadium is in (the) center of campus, so we always have to be mindful about that, and how that’s going to affect it.”

To register for tickets, follow this link. General tickets go on sale on Nov. 12.