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Noah Kahan brought his We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour to Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre for two sold-out nights, which will wrap up tonight, June 26.
The singer-songwriter, who was nominated for a 2023 Grammy for Best New Artist, has been a breakout star in the mainstream since his third album, Stick Season, was released in 2022. Kahan’s tour will take him to Europe for July and August before wrapping up with an East Coast run in September.
See photos from his first night at Fiddler’s below:
Fans flooded Fiddler’s for Noah Kahan.
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Jensen McRae opened for Noah Kahan at Fiddler’s Green.
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Jensen McRae is known for her breakout singles “White Boy” and “Wolves.”
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Noah Kahan taking it all in.
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Excited fans welcomed him to the stage with phones held high.
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Kahan brought a lot of energy to his performance.
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Kahan’s breakthrough single was “Hurt Somebody.”
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Kahan began his set with “Dial Drunk.”
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Fans get it.
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Kahan played his new song, “Spoiled,” at Fiddler’s.
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He also played his hit from Stick Season, “Paul Revere.”
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The set included eighteen songs, followed by two for the encore.
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Noah Kahan performing live at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre.
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Kahan performs back-to-back with his guitarist, Noah Levine.
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Kahan closed out the set with “Orange Juice” and “Northern Attitude.”
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The encore at Fiddler’s included two songs: “The View Between Villages” and “Stick Season.”
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Noah Kahan will be back at Fiddler’s on June 26.
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