Noah Kahan

That’s right, Toronto, get ready for a visit from the famous folk-infused pop singer Noah Kahan, who’s making his way up for a show at History on November 1 that you won’t want to miss.

Heading out on his Stick Season tour following the release of his single by the same name, Kahan’s loyal “busyheads” (what his fans are known as), are sure to be stoked for the artist’s upcoming on-stage appearance.

The Vermont-native singer-songwriter first rose to fame in 2017, when his first single “Young Blood” drew the attention of indie-folk lovers across North America. Since then, Kahan has experienced five years of critical acclaim, global touring, and numerous collaborations with big names like Grammy-nominated Julia Michaels and highly-regarded producer Joel Little.

From small-town Vermont to becoming globally renowned, Kahan’s journey of personal growth — and self-deprecating humour and upbeat energy — has continued to filter over into his music over the years. Kahan has put out two studio albums, Busyhead (where the fandom name comes from, obviously), and I Was / I am — alongside a mid-pandemic EP Cape Elizabeth. These projects, in addition to his latest single “Stick Season,” have racked up over a billion streams.

Don’t miss your chance to immerse yourself in Noah Kahan’s in-depth folk music live at his show in Toronto on November 1.