Noah Kahan Set For Cardiff’s Blackweir Fields This Summer
The Vermont Singer-Songwriter Adds New Welsh Show On Friday 27th June To Huge UK/European Outdoors Summer Dates
Noah Kahan will headline Cardiff’s Blackweir Fields this Summer. (Credit: Pooneh Ghana)
The two-time GRAMMY nominated singer-songwriter from Vermont will hit the Welsh capital on Friday June 27, his third big outdoor headline show in the UK/Ireland having already long since sold out Dublin’s Marlay Park and London’s Hyde Park for the summer.
Tickets for Noah Kahan go on sale at 9:30am Friday February 28 from Blackweirlive.com
£1 from each ticket will be donated to The Busyhead Project, a non-profit mental health initiative founded by Noah aimed at providing resources and information needed to end the stigma around mental health.
The launch of Blackweir as a new live music hotspot for Cardiff is a partnership between DEPOT Live (the live-events arm of Cardiff music venue, DEPOT) and UK promoters Cuffe and Taylor.
Nick Saunders, founder of DEPOT said: "Noah Kahan coming to Cardiff is a huge announcement. This will be an incredible show and one we are absolutely thrilled to be presenting.”
2024 was a meteoric year for the broadly acclaimed musician, becoming one of the biggest-selling recording artists of the year, picking up his first GRAMMY nomination, and touring the globe relentlessly to sold-out crowds. A stadium headliner back in the US, Noah Kahan returns to the UK this Summer to headline some of its biggest stages.
Off the stage Noah’s success has been inescapable, occupying both the number 1 spot for the UK album and singles chart back in February 2024, becoming one of only a handful of artists to have achieved the same feat. “Stick Season” graced the top of the UK singles chart for seven weeks and remained 2024’s biggest song of the year here too.
Despite a gruelling global touring schedule, Noah made time to collaborate with an eclectic selection of his peers including Kacey Musgraves, Post Malone, Kelsea Ballerini, Brandi Carlile, Hozier, Sam Fender and Gracie Abrams.
Outside of all his huge musical successes, Noah also launched his non-profit mental health initiative, The Busyhead Project, to raise awareness, reduce stigma and provide resources to mental health organisations. Since its introduction in Spring 2023, it’s raised more than $4million for 55 organisations.
Last Summer, Noah implemented extensive mental health safeguarding in the UK for both his fans and touring crew that had become of paramount importance to his We’ll All Be Here Forever US tour. The Busyhead Project continues to grow and develop in meeting the needs of marginalised communities with crisis care and tools for sustainable resilience.
