After the first show of his 2026 tour in support of The Great Divide, folk singer-songwriter Noah Kahan might be ready to embrace his fans’ reactions to the setlist.
Presumably, he heard the responses and plans on making changes to the setlist. He took to his Instagram Stories to say, “I hear you Orlando. See you tonight.”
| Noah has seemingly read the responses to his tour set list and is presumably going to make changes for night two pic.twitter.com/LxFuFd8n2l
— Noah Kahan Archive (@KahanArchive) June 12, 2026
This came shortly after he, on the morning of Friday, June 12, 2026, the day after his first show of the tour, Kahan took to X, formerly Twitter, to brace for the discourse.
“Ahh a beautiful morning… the sun is shining in Florida and the birds are chirping,” he wrote. “I think I’ll log onto social media and see the response to my set list last night. This is gonna be awesome!!”
His setlist was made up of 22 songs, most of which came from his new hit album, The Great Divide. 12 of the 22 were from The Great Divide, with another 10 songs coming from Stick Season.
Nothing from his first two albums, Busyhead or I Was / I Am, was played. His first two EPs, Hurt Somebody and Cape Elizabeth, weren’t represented either.
Still, he did a pretty good job spreading the love between his biggest albums. Hit songs like “Dial Drunk,” “Stick Season,” “She Calls Me Back,” and “American Cars” were all played.
Full setlist from Noah Kahan’s 2026 Great Divide Tour premiere show
Below is the full setlist from Kahan’s first show of the 2026 Great Divide Tour, which took place at the Kia Center in Orlando, Florida.
- “American Cars”
- “Doors”
- “All My Love”
- “Deny Deny Deny”
- “Everywhere, Everything”
- “Haircut”
- “Downfall”
- “She Calls Me Back”
- “Dashboard”
- “Dial Drunk”
- “We Go Way Back”
- “Porch Light”
- “Orbiter”
- “Paid Time Off”
- “The View Between Villages”
- “Northern Attitude”
- “The Great Divide”
- “Orange Juice”
- “New Perspective”
Encore
- “End of August”
- “Homesick”
- “Stick Season”
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