Noah Kahan brings his sold out 2026 The Great Divide Tour to Atlanta, Georgia on Monday, July 27th, performing to over 40,000 fans at the home of the Atlanta Braves. Hot on the heels of releasing his lauded new album, The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs, the ‘Orbiter’ singer-songwriter has been treating us to an enchanting mix of brand new tracks and early fan-favourites throughout his tour so far.

Gigi Perez and Annabelle Dinda return as the openers, with the former tending to emerge with Kahan for a soul-stirring rendition of his Stick Season stand-out, ‘She Calls Me Back’. This duet usually comes after an amusing skit, which finds Kahan running to a mock phone-booth in front of the stage. Occasionally, during this part of the set we're treated to a surprise on-screen appearance... Kahan has also made a habit of announcing a surprise song via X shortly before the show - we've had early gems like ‘Please’ and ‘Howling’, so keep an eye out on Kahan's socials in case he's planning a special setlist addition tonight in Atlanta, too.

The show begins at 6:30pm, with Annanbelle Dinda usually starting her set at this time. Gigi Perez’ set-times vary, but she tends to come on anywhere from 6:45pm to 7:15pm. Given the relatively late start-time, we suspect it'll be closer to the latter in Atlanta.

The weather is expected to be balmy, with a forecast high of 32 degrees Celsius. Thankfully, especially after the recent disruption caused to a number of concerts this past weekend due to stormy weather, it's due to be a hot, rainless evening in Atlanta.

The merch for Kahan's 2026 The Great Divide Tour looks fantastic, with a range of hoodies, tees, caps and more on offer. There will be merch stands around Truist Park.

Like many venues of its size, Truist Park operates a strict bag policy, with virtually no bags allowed inside, with a few exceptions listed HERE, such as medical and diaper bags.

If you're planning to drive to Truist Park, there are official venue parking lots, but you're advised to purchase parking passes in advance. At the time of writing, there is still availability in East Lots 41, 44, 31 and 43, with prices ranging from $22 to $30. You can also find some handy driving directions on the official venue site HERE.

If you're taking public transport from around the Cumberland Area to get to Truist Park, there are a handful of options. You can take the Circulator Blue or Circulator Green line on the CobbLinc bus and transit system. Both travel straight to The Battery Atlanta & Truist Park stop and are free. Both the Circulator Blue and Circulator Green services run from 12pm to 2am, Monday to Saturday. They run in 30 minute interviews on weekdays, and this should be the case tonight. Please find additional CobbLinc options from different start-points and a map HERE.

Kahan always puts on a brilliant show, with the ‘Northern Attitude’ singer-songwriter striking a uniquely compelling balance between playful wit and sobering vulnerability.

Given how electrifying his Stick Season: We'll All Be Here Forever tours have been over the past few years, and with the addition of much more electric guitar across The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs, Kahan's 2026 sets have been even bigger.

There's also a new set design which has been drawing plaudits from attendees, with Kahan moving between a plethora of stages to ensure that virtually all fans throughout the venue get a great viewpoint at some point during the electrifying show.

All that's left to say is...enjoy! Kahan is one of the most evocative and emotionally stimulating singer-songwriters in today's folk scene, and so many songs from his new album, The Great Divide, feel as though they're tailor-made for the live stage.