r/NoahKahan

Sooooo, with the rain coming the concert is going to be miserable and no one would want to EVER be in that, right...

So like, if anyone decides that the weather is clearly terrible and they don't want to attend anymore, just let me know if you have any tickets you don't want anymore and I'll gladly sacrifice myself and sit in the bleachers for you 🫡

Edit: what's with the down votes y'all? It's a silly post talking about how it looks like (according to my weather app) it's going to rain and me joking about getting tickets. I'm kinda confused

I have 1 ticket I cannot use for Noah Kahan Fenway Park Friday 7/10 (I am going, I have 1 friend who can no longer use the ticket.) The seat is: TURFA1 Row 3
It was a Make a Difference Ticket- I have had 0 luck consigning it back through MLB or selling it at face value through Ticketmaster (maybe because it's a Make a Difference Charity ticket?) I welcome any advice on what to do. They weren't cheap, but it's such a valuable ticket and I don't want to eat the cost of it!

Will i really not be able to transfer it last minute? Is my only hope finding someone who will walk in with me?

Please share any advice (or anyone who wants to go!)

Hello, looking for a lovely gal who took some pics when my boyfriend proposed during the Stateside fireworks last night

She tried to airdrop me a bunch of pics but I only realised later that only a couple actually went through properly -- so if you happen to be reading this please let me know haha

If you bought one of the merch hats (Cincinnati, Philly, Pittsburgh), did you buy it at early access merch or the day of the concert?

Hi all, did anyone else experience issues with the show at Stateside on the 4th of July? The management of the event seemed abysmal, and I'm looking for other people's views on how it went down.

For me, I'm beyond frustrated with how the event managed people leaving after the show. It was a genuine hazard to have people packed in the lane they did for as long as they did. There was hardly any movement in the hour that we were stuck, as the system they had for getting people out was close to non-existent.

We had a medical emergency after being stuck in the crowd trying to leave after an hour, and from what the on-site EMTs said, they had already ended their shift and were supposed to have left. It's insane to me that the venue would cut emergency responders before being clear of customers.

Anyways. I'm writing this at 4am and leaving the hospital frustrated. If anyone else had similar thoughts on how it went down, I'd love to hear.

Hey guys. I have an extra set of tickets to Fenway for the 10th that I can no longer go to. I went to sell/co-sign back and it says that I don’t have any tickets eligible to sell/cosign. The tickets are also non-transferrable, so please do not ask if you can buy them directly from me, you cannot. I emailed the box office but they won’t be in until Monday, so I was wondering if any of you guys have any insight.

Hi there! First time poster in this community, I attended the Pittsburgh show last night, and there was no way I couldn't come and share my absolute amazing concert experience. I have went to a handful of concerts, all very different in terms of genres and expectations but this one was by far the best experience I have ever had at a concert.

Everything from the atmosphere, the props, the videography, everything was amazing. You can genuinely tell that Noah puts his all into these concerts for us, the varying props/sets they use from song to song was such a great touch.

Another thing that I loved so much was watching how much fun the band members were having on stage. You can just tell how much they were enjoying what they were doing and that this is a farthest thing from a job for them. They are doing what they love and doing it with people they love and it was extremely heart warming to see.

Obviously Noah is so witty and funny and his talking between the sets was always something that would get a chuckle out of the crowd. Once Noah came out onto stage I just had a wave of emotions overtake and it was just so surreal that the person whose music I've been blaring on my radio and screaming the lyrics was now performing in front of me.

I also really appreciated the hospitality of everybody who attended the show. Everybody I encountered was so nice and I saw plenty of people who were giving out stickers/pins/clips, it was a great community feeling and I was happy to be apart of it.

All and all, it was my favorite concert I've ever been to and very well may always be my favorite. I wasn't sure if I was ever going to make it to a show and I'm so thankful I was able to. I genuinely hope that everybody who is wanting to attend a concert gets to at some point and I hope it is everything you've hoped for and more just like it was for me. Thank you for reading and best of luck to you!

Taking my daughter to Minneapolis show and we have GA tickets. Wondering how long people have been waiting or how hard it is to get a good spot.

I just wanted to share my story! I drove 3.5 hrs to Pittsburgh on a hope and a dream. I asked some of the park staff where the box office was they told me it’s been sold out since 8am. I decided to listen to my gut. I Got to the box office about 430. I was still constantly searching on Ticketmaster in line as well. I waited about 45 mins and got to the window and got floor seats! Awesome seats too just left of the b stage. They had TONS of tickets. Lots of restricted view for $65 or $125. I paid $300 each for floor seats. Just do it !! Best. Concert. Ever.