Noah Kahan's most recent album is Stick Season, which was released on October 14, 2022. It is the third studio album by the ...

Stick Season” is officially here and if you’re looking for an item that might bring the sunshine back, L.L. Bean has the collab waiting for you. L.L. Bean collaborated with Noah Kahan and the duo ...

Instead, Noah Kahan had pulled off the stellar approach shot. And it was the musician’s turn to be serenaded as he approached the green. Kahan and fellow singer/songwriter Kane Brown were in the midst ...

Noah Kahan will help raise funds for a local charity and his own mental health nonprofit through a special performance next month. The Grammy-winning singer will perform a benefit concert to support ...

The folk singer was born in Strafford, Vermont, and attended high school in New Hampshire. He later lived in Watertown, Massachusetts. Kahan became a viral sensation posting his music on social media, ...

From a sold-out show at Fenway Park to a line with L.L. Bean, Noah Kahan has had a busy year, and he's capping it off on a high note with a new honor. The singer from Strafford, Vermont, has been ...

The series includes unfiltered takes on everything from songwriting to stomach problems (something that Culture Pop’s ...

Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan just wrote the most heartfelt letter to his fans on Instagram, shouting out his hometown in Vermont in the process. With his tour wrapping up, he addressed his fans and ...

Kahan has acknowledged Nolan in his music liner notes and Instagram posts, often crediting her support during his career milestones. She works as the on-site coordinator for The Busyhead Project, ...

You could be forgiven for thinking the bearded man in the photo to the right is Noah Kahan. After all, even AI can’t tell them apart. Last Thursday, the University of Vermont Program Board held a ...

American singer-songwriter Noah Kahan candidly reflected on his Ryder Cup outing in a recent podcast. He played for Team USA ...

Once again, the internet is unnecessarily mad about something totally benign. To advertise for coverage of the 2025 Masters, ESPN is using a cover of Ray Charles' "Georgia on My Mind" by beloved folk ...