American singer‑songwriter Noah Kahan is set to light up Boston with four nights of his Great Divide Tour at Fenway Park.
Fans who didn’t get tickets for Noah Kahan’s Fenway Park
Official tickets for the “Hurt Somebody” singer’s Fenway Park performances have completely sold out. However, those still hoping to attend can find verified resale tickets on platforms like Vivid Seats, where prices are higher than the original face value.
According to Syracuse.com, the lowest-priced resale tickets were available for about $320 at the time of publication, though prices can change quickly with demand. Fans purchasing through Vivid Seats can also save $20 on orders of $200 or more by using the promo code SYRACUSE20 if it’s their first purchase.
Once the Boston shows wrap up, Grammy winner Noah Kahan will keep the tour rolling with a string of major stadium performances across North America. His upcoming stops include Chicago, New York, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Los Angeles, Seattle, and several other cities, giving thousands more fans the chance to experience his hit-filled live show.
If you’re hoping to catch the show at Fenway Park, ticket prices vary depending on the date. The most affordable option is Tuesday, July 7, with get-in tickets starting at $317 (including fees). Prices rise to $492 for Wednesday, July 8, while Friday, July 10, starts at $372. If you’re planning to attend the weekend show on Saturday, July 11, expect to pay at least $435 for entry, including all fees.
Fans can still try their luck on SeatGeek or StubHub for a few remaining tickets. And if you’re buying big on SeatGeek, use code TAKE5 to save $5 on orders over $300. With demand remaining sky-high and many dates already selling out, Kahan’s tour continues to be one of the year’s biggest concert events.
