Noah Kahan

Imagine a soundscape that smells of damp Vermont woods and carries the kind of honesty only born in total isolation—that is the world Noah Kahan invites you into. His story began on a tree farm in Strafford, where at age eight he wrote his first song (a dark composition titled "Wednesday Is The Worst Days of My Life" so gloomy it prompted his school to send him to a counselor). After years of searching within the pop genre, he found his way back to his folk roots with the massive breakthrough Stick Season, putting into words the longing and mental health struggles of an entire generation. Seeing him live is to experience an artist who balances humorous stage banter with a musical intensity that gives you goosebumps, especially now with his most ambitious album to date, The Great Divide (2026).