Noah Kahan fans who want access to the artist presale for his 2027 North American tour must register by Thursday, November 5, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern. That is 8:59 p.m. Pacific, the same deadline nationwide.
Registration is open through Ticketmaster's artist signup page. It gives fans access to the presales they select, but does not guarantee tickets. The Last Of The Bugs World Tour was announced October 29; the approaching signup cutoff is the immediate decision for fans.
Registration and sale dates
The tour announcement sets the artist presale for Tuesday, November 10, at noon local venue time, with the general sale following Thursday, November 12, at noon local venue time.
| Window | Date and time | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Artist presale registration closes | November 5, 11:59 p.m. Eastern, 8:59 p.m. Pacific | Advance signup for selected shows |
| Artist presale opens | November 10, noon local venue time | Tickets available to registered fans |
| General sale opens | November 12, noon local venue time | Remaining tickets |
Local venue time follows the concert's location. For the May 19 show at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, the artist presale opens at noon Pacific. For the June 18 MetLife Stadium show, it opens at noon Eastern, which is 9 a.m. Pacific.
Ticketmaster's tour help page currently lists 9 a.m. Eastern for the artist presale, conflicting with its announcement and these event listings. Use the named sale window on your selected event page when setting a reminder.
Sign up with the account you will use
Ticketmaster's registration instructions tell fans to sign in, select the shows they want, review the dates and locations, and submit their choices. Look for the confirmation page. Selections can be changed until registration closes; after the cutoff, they are fixed.
Access to artist presales hosted by Ticketmaster is tied to the account, so no code is required. Some shows use other ticketing companies and may require a code. The confirmation identifies which platform hosts each selected presale, and Ticketmaster says it sends a reminder the day before.
Some fans will be asked for a selfie or, less commonly, an ID through Persona. Ticketmaster's security-check guidance says an account holder who declines a required signup check cannot join that artist presale, but can shop during the general sale. If ID is requested, the account name must match the legal name on it. Fans under 18 who receive the prompt need a parent or guardian to complete the check on their behalf.
A separate window for canceled Citi Field tickets
Fans who bought tickets for the canceled July 18, 2026, Citi Field concert have a separate opportunity for MetLife. The stadium's announcement says those tickets must originally have been purchased through Ticketmaster or Face Value Exchange, using the email connected to that purchase.
The MetLife event listing schedules this past-purchaser presale for November 10 from 9 to 11 a.m. Eastern. Its artist presale begins afterward, at noon. A banner saying the next sale starts at 9 a.m. does not make that earlier window open to every fan.
Prices and resale restrictions
Ticketmaster's tour help page says the organizer will release prices when sales begin. Both the MetLife and Santa Clara listings show a six-ticket overall limit. Registration does not establish a ticket price or a reserved seat.
The MetLife listing says tickets are nontransferable where permitted, with face-value resale through Ticketmaster or CashorTrade. It identifies New York, Illinois, Colorado, Virginia, Utah and Connecticut as states whose laws prevent resale restrictions. Those platforms say they will retain face-value pricing on their own sites in those states.
Ticketmaster's Face Value Exchange explanation says the resale listing price includes the original ticket price plus applicable fees and taxes paid. A listing does not guarantee a buyer. Check the transfer and resale terms for the particular show before buying tickets for someone who will attend without you.
Where the tour goes
The North American run begins April 24 in Athens, Georgia. Its stops include Nashville, Houston, Santa Clara, Las Vegas, Detroit and Buffalo, plus four Fenway Park dates in Boston: May 29 and 30, and June 1 and 2. Montreal follows June 15, with East Rutherford on June 18. The full schedule and registration links are in the tour announcement.
