
Noah Kahan tickets for San Diego, Denver, and Phoenix start around $127 on resale. Later summer dates offer better value. Check StubHub and Vivid Seats.
Noah Kahan's live shows have become a hot ticket. The folk-pop singer, whose Stick Season album turned him into an arena headliner, is on tour through the summer and fall. Fans looking for seats in San Diego, Denver, Phoenix, and other cities are finding that primary-market inventory is thin, pushing most buyers to resale platforms.
On StubHub, the cheapest available tickets for those three cities start around $127 before fees, according to listings late Monday. Denver's show at Ball Arena has the lowest floor of the group, with some upper-bowl seats still under $150. San Diego's Petco Park date, part of a stadium run, sees prices start closer to $200. Phoenix's Footprint Center falls in between, with entry-level resale tickets near $160.
Premium inventory tells a different story. Floor seats and VIP packages for the most in-demand stops – Boston's Fenway Park, New York's Madison Square Garden – are listed above $10,000 on both StubHub and Vivid Seats. Vivid Seats shows a similar low-end floor at about $166, with the same premium ceiling for front-row positions at stadium shows.
Later summer dates tend to offer better value. August shows in smaller markets like Bend, Oregon, or Rogers, Arkansas, have resale tickets starting below $100 on both platforms. The price gap reflects the tour's geography: coastal and multi-night runs command the highest markups, while single dates in the interior West and Midwest remain more accessible.
Both StubHub and Vivid Seats guarantee delivery by event day, with buyer protections against canceled or invalid tickets. Fees vary by listing, typically adding 15-25% to the displayed price. For fans willing to wait, prices often drop in the 48 hours before a show, as sellers cut ask prices to avoid holding unsold inventory.
Browse Noah Kahan tickets on StubHub or Vivid Seats.
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