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Noah Kahan fans who missed Saturday night's canceled concert are now facing another hurdle if they still hope to see him perform this weekend: soaring resale prices.
Just hours before Kahan is set to take the stage for Night 2 of his sold-out Citi Field run on Sunday, July 19, tickets have become increasingly difficult (and expensive) to find. Ticketmaster currently lists the show as sold out, leaving many fans turning to resale marketplaces in hopes of securing a seat.
On StubHub, some resale tickets for the New York date have climbed well into the four figures, with premium seats listed for thousands of dollars. Even the cheapest available options were hovering around the $600-$700 mark on StubHub, including fees, at the time of publication.
For fans hoping to catch Kahan elsewhere on his Great Divide tour, the outlook isn't much better. Resale tickets for his July 22 show in Washington, D.C., start around $700, while his Raleigh, North Carolina, stop offers a bit more relief, with prices beginning closer to $400.
Some fans on Threads are noting that the Citi Field box office has some tickets available for the show, but that information hasn’t been verified by an official source.
“Any Noah fans in NYC that still want to see the show tonight (Sunday) the box office has limited view tickets available and no line! 🐞,” one wrote.
The surge comes less than 24 hours after Saturday's show was canceled due to severe weather, leaving thousands of fans disappointed after many had already traveled to the venue.
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On Saturday, Kahan shared the disappointing news with fans, writing that he and his team had "exhausted every option to make this happen" before ultimately deciding it was unsafe to continue with the show due to severe weather. "I am so incredibly sorry," he wrote. "We exhausted every option to make this happen. I love you guys."
Because the concert was canceled rather than postponed, ticket holders for Saturday's show are being refunded rather than automatically transferred to Sunday's performance. That has left many scrambling to find new tickets, and with some sunday night attendee’s feeling a sort of survivor guilt.
Some fans are still holding out hope that additional face-value tickets could become available closer to showtime through Ticketmaster's Face Value exchange system, while others have taken to social media and resale sites searching for more affordable options.
