ly released album, The Great Divide. The album has officially been certified platinum by the RIAA, according to a press release, and the album had one of the biggest debuts on the charts this year, raking in 389,000 equivalent album units in its first week and earning the singer his first No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Kahan performing onstage during The Great Divide World Tour at Fenway Park on July 11, 2026. Christopher Polk/@polkimaging For over two hours, Kahan used up every inch of the stage to play songs both old and new, with highlights including Forever, Orbiter, Dial Drunk, Dan, Northern Attitude, Carlo's Song, and of course, Homesick. Kahan performed Dial Drunk while he was getting arrested onstage, singing the song on the hood of as well as inside a car brought on stage. Both Northern Attitude and Homesick are distinctly New England, and Kahan told the crowd during the former that it was for us. Fans were scream-singing the latter's lyric I'm mean because I grew up in New England. Kahan dedicated Forever to Zuza Beine, a teen who'd been battling cancer and attended Kahan's previous Fenway run in 2024 during a bucket list trip. She passed away last year. I miss her, Kahan told the crowd. He also urged those in attendance to think about the person they're missing before he launched into Carlo's Song, in honor of his late friend. Noah Kahan and his band onstage during The Great Divide World Tour at Fenway Park on July 11, 2026. Christopher Polk / @polkimaging The Great Divide tour run at Fenway officially makes Kahan the first artist to ever headline four sold-out shows at the stadium. The singer's mother, Lauri Berkenkamp, surprised him with a video letting him know how proud she was of him and to share that he's been inducted into the Fenway Music Hall of Fame. He joins Billy Joel, Paul McCartney and Zac Brown Band. As expected, Kahan closed the night out with an extended version his breakthrough hit Stick Season. The performance featured an extensive firework show as the singer said goodnight, a magical end to a showcase of an artist on his home field, comfortably in his prime.