Noah Kahan says he feels “horrible” for cancelling New York concert due to whether issues 

Noah Kahan cancelled his concert in New York City last minute (Image Via Instagram/@noahkahanmusic)
Noah Kahan cancelled his concert in New York City last minute (Image Via Instagram/@noahkahanmusic)

According to recent news report by US Weekly, renowned American musician Noah Kahan apologised to his fans for cancelling his concert at Citi Field in Queens, New York last minute due poor weather. Kahan mentioned that his fans deserved better than that.

"I just feel horrible, and I know people will see this and I just want you to know I’m really sorry. You deserve better than that,” Noah Kahan told his fans from stage at Citi Field on July 19 according to People.

The vocalist of Stick Season addressed the crowd one evening following the last-minute cancellation of the first of two shows at the location due to bad weather.

On Saturday, July 18, Citi Field sent out a cautionary message to ticket holders informing them that organizers were attempting to wait out a storm. As a result, the doors wouldn’t be open until 7.30 p.m. ET while support shows by Gigi Perez and Annabelle Dinda were called off.

As showtime drew, Citi Field officially cancelled the show outright owing to safety concerns.

“This was a very difficult decision to make, but the first priority is always to keep everyone safe,” the venue stated via X on Saturday.

Noah Kahan was able to press forward with his second show at Citi Field on Sunday, when he took time to address frustration about the previous night’s postponement.

“If you know me, I’ve been touring for about nine years and I’ve probably played at least 500 shows,” stated Noah Kahan. “I’ve canceled six in my life — it’s only ever been when we cannot do anything else but cancel the show. I know you guys are all here, but I don’t anticipate any pity at all.”

Later, Noah Kahan thanked fans on Instagram for attending his second night at the Queens venue.

That was one for the ages, New York. He added, "I can't believe I get to hang out with you guys," next to a carousel of pictures.

On June 11, Kahan began his Great Divide Tour in Orlando, Florida. On Wednesday, July 22, he will headline at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. (The Great Divide Tour will conclude on December 7 at Accor Arena in Paris.)


About Noah Kahan

Born in Stafford, Vermont, United States on January 01,1997, Kahan is a popular American singer, musician and songwriter who rose to fame because of writing songs about personal growth and feelings with simplicity but deep way.

Folk-pop and indie-folk music appeals to listeners of all ages, and Noah is a professional recording artist. Stick Season and Hurt Somebody are two of Kahan's most well-known songs. Over the years, he has gained popularity for songs that sound serene yet have deep significance.

Around 2017, Noah Kahan started his career as a professional musician by releasing early singles that attracted notice on social media and streaming services. Young Blood, one of his first well-known songs, was published in 2017. In 2018, he released Hurt Somebody, which went on to become one of his best-known songs.

His career developed gradually, but Noah Kahan's 2022 hit song, Stick Season, struck a deep chord with audiences thanks to its poignant lyrics and folk-inspired melody. Songs like Northern Attitude and Homesick were on the Stick Season album. Additional tracks were added to the CD in 2023 and 2024. Kahan also gave live performances at events like the Stick Season Tour at this time.

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Edited by Saumeya Mehrotra