Noah Kahan

Noah Kahan is an American singer-songwriter from Strafford, Vermont, who rose to mainstream prominence with his folk-pop sound deeply rooted in New England storytelling. Kahan began writing songs as a teenager and posted acoustic covers online, eventually signing with Republic Records at age 16 before even graduating high school. His debut single “Young Blood” was released in 2017 and gained significant attention on streaming platforms, marking the beginning of a career that would turn him into one of the biggest folk-pop artists of his generation.

Kahan released his debut album “Busyhead” in 2019, followed by “I Was / I Am” in 2021, both showcasing his introspective songwriting and warm vocal style. However, it was his third album “Stick Season” released in 2022 that became a massive breakthrough. The title track and album went viral on TikTok and streaming platforms, with “Stick Season” eventually reaching the top 5 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album was later expanded with additional tracks and spent over a year on the Billboard 200, becoming one of the best-selling albums of 2023 and 2024.

The success of “Stick Season” propelled Kahan into arena-level touring, with his 2023-2024 tour selling out major venues across North America and expanding to international dates. His collaboration with Post Malone on a remix of “Dial Drunk” further boosted his mainstream appeal. Known for his honest lyrics about mental health, small-town life, and growing up, Kahan has built a passionate fanbase that connects deeply with his authentic storytelling.

As of 2026, Noah Kahan’s net worth is estimated at $12 million, earned primarily through massive streaming numbers, sold-out tours, and songwriting royalties. He has become one of the most successful folk-pop artists of the 2020s, with billions of streams across platforms and a reputation for delivering emotional and energetic live performances that continue to fill arenas worldwide.