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title: "Noah Kahan UK and Ireland 2026: dates and tickets | Alertix"
description: "All nine Noah Kahan UK and Ireland dates in November 2026: OVO Hydro, AO Arena, The O2 and 3Arena. On-sale prices, the extra London night, and how returns work once a night sells out."
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# Noah Kahan in the UK and Ireland, November 2026: every date and how to get tickets

11 August 2026

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Sarah from Alertix

The Alertix team, watching official face-value resale channels for sold-out events.

**TL;DR.** Noah Kahan plays nine UK and Ireland arena nights in November 2026: two in Glasgow, two in Manchester, three at The O2 in London, and two in Dublin. Tickets went on general sale on 17 April at £61 to £263.50, a third London night was added, and by mid August some nights still show primary availability while others are down to returns. Returns come back on the event's sanctioned channels at face value, appear without warning, and go in minutes - so the work is deciding your nights now and arranging to hear the moment one appears.

## Every date, in order

- **5 and 6 November** - OVO Hydro, Glasgow

- **9 and 10 November** - AO Arena, Manchester

- **13, 14 and 17 November** - The O2, London

- **21 and 22 November** - 3Arena, Dublin

The 17 November O2 date is the tell about demand: it was added after the original two London nights, and the AXS listing still carries "extra date added" in its title. Bella Kay opens across the UK and Ireland run. By the time these dates went on sale in April, Timeout was already reporting that almost all the American dates had sold out, and the UK on-sale followed a stacked presale ladder: album pre-order holders on 14 April, artist presale on the 15th, Spotify presale on the 16th, plus OVO and Gigs in Scotland presales for Glasgow, before the general sale on Friday 17 April at 10am.

## What tickets cost, and why that number still matters

At on-sale, tickets ran from £61 to £263.50 depending on seat and package. That band matters after a sell-out, because it is what capped resale works from. On a face-value channel, a returned £61 ticket comes back at £61. On an open marketplace it comes back at whatever someone hopes you will pay, which for an in-demand November arena run is usually a multiple. We have written up how the capped channels work in [the face-value guide](https://alertix.app/blog/sold-out-uk-tickets-face-value-guide) and [Twickets, explained](https://alertix.app/blog/twickets-explained-face-value-resale) .

### The resale rule The O2 enforces

The O2's own event page names **AXS Official Resale** as the route for reselling tickets bought through AXS, and warns that tickets purchased through unauthorised resellers may be invalid, with entry refused. That is the venue's rule, not ours. For the London nights, a ticket from anywhere other than the venue's own site or axs.com is a risk you are taking on trust.

## Where each city's returns will appear

The sanctioned route differs by venue, which is normal and worth pinning down per city rather than assuming. For The O2, it is AXS Official Resale: returned tickets drop back into the ordinary purchase flow on the event's own page, so a return looks like any other ticket. The Glasgow and Manchester dates sold through Ticketmaster at general sale, and the event's own terms are the authority on which resale route those venues honour. Fan-to-fan listings capped at face value also appear on Twickets across UK tours. The reliable method is the one in [the face-value guide](https://alertix.app/blog/sold-out-uk-tickets-face-value-guide) : read the event's terms, note the named channel, and make your account there before you need it.

## What happens between now and November

Two things, in a predictable order. First, the remaining primary availability drains. A nine-night run across four cities rarely sells through in one motion: the London and Dublin weekends move first, and odd single seats linger. If a night you want still shows primary tickets, buy one - resale is the answer to "it is gone", not a discount on "it is still there".

Second, returns start, late. Returned tickets come from plans breaking, and plans for a November show mostly break close to November: work rotas, travel, weather, the person who bought four in April and is down to two friends by autumn. Expect little for months, then real activity in the weeks before each individual date, nine times over. That pattern is why setting up now, while the market is quiet, is the whole game - the moment a night sells out is a bad time to start learning how its resale works.

## Where we come in

Alertix watches UK resale listings and sends you a push notification and an email the moment one appears, deep-linked to the listing, so the gap between a ticket coming back and you knowing about it stops being the thing that loses it. Our page for this run is the [Noah Kahan tour page](https://alertix.app/events/t/noah-kahan-the-great-divide-tour-2042518391654191104) , where you pick the nights that work for you and how you want to hear.

Two honest notes, same as always. We watch the public face-value resale market, not the box office, so we are the answer to "a night I want is gone", not a way to skip a queue. And we cannot guarantee anyone a ticket, because no alert service honestly can. What an alert changes is timing - which, for listings that go in minutes, is the only part that is winnable.

## FAQ

### What are the Noah Kahan UK and Ireland 2026 dates?

Nine arena nights in November 2026: OVO Hydro, Glasgow on 5 and 6 November; AO Arena, Manchester on 9 and 10 November; The O2, London on 13, 14 and 17 November; and 3Arena, Dublin on 21 and 22 November. The 17 November O2 date was added after the original two London nights. Bella Kay supports across the run.

### How much were Noah Kahan tickets at on-sale?

The general sale on 17 April 2026 listed tickets from £61 up to £263.50 for premium packages. That range is what the capped resale channels work from: a face-value cap means a returned ticket comes back at what it originally cost, not what demand has pushed it to on open marketplaces.

### Are the Noah Kahan London shows sold out?

Not entirely, as of mid August 2026: The O2's own event page still shows buy links on some nights, and a long run rarely sells through evenly. If a night you want still has primary tickets, buy one there. Resale returns are the route for the nights that are gone, not a better price on the ones that are not.

### How do I get a ticket for a night that has sold out?

Through returns. People who can no longer go release their tickets, and for The O2 the sanctioned route is AXS Official Resale, where returned tickets drop back into the normal purchase flow on the event page. The venue warns that tickets bought through any site other than its own or axs.com may not be valid. Returns appear without any announcement and go quickly, so the practical problem is hearing about one in time.

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