This week, Grammy-nominated artist Noah Kahan will be wowing crowds of thousands at London's O2 Arena.
The singer, best known for his hit 'Stick Season' is heading to London as part of his summer tour across Europe and the UK, the 'We’ll All Be Here Forever World Tour.'
Kahan's 'Stick Season' became Platinum in the UK and the song gained the top spot on the UK Singles chart back in January 2024.
Before you head to London's O2 Arena to watch and sing along to Noah Kahan, find out everything you need to know.
When is Noah Kahan at the O2 Arena?
Noah Kahan will be heading to the O2 Arena for two back-to-back nights this August, on Wednesday, August 21 and Thursday, August 22.
What time do doors open for Noah Kahan in London?
If you're off to see Noah Kahan and want to head down early to in all the atmosphere and when the doors open at the O2, you'll have to head down at 6.30pm for both shows.
It is also important to know that timings are subject to change.
What is the seating plan for Noah Kahan at the O2 Arena?
If you're curious as to what your view will be for Noah Kahan at the O2, you can find out.
The website SeatingPlan.net gives you a picture or graphic view from your exact location.
See your view via the website.
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Who is the support act for Noah Kahan in London?
Noah Kahan will be supported by Maisie Peter, the 'Blonde' artist who recently supported Taylor Swift at Wembley Stadium as part of the Eras Tour.
Maisie Peter has hit songs including 'Lost The Breakup', 'History of Man', 'Psycho', 'Not Another Rockstar' and 'Cate's Brother'.
Can you still get tickets to Noah Kahan at the O2 Arena?
Tickets for Noah Kahan have been in high demand since being announced last year, however, you can still get tickets for both nights.
Floor tickets start at £73.12 for resale or you can get seated tickets starting at £67 and rising to £113.
You can get tickets via the O2 Arena website.
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