Noah Kahan in Stockholm — The Great Divide World Tour at Avicii Arena

Noah Kahan brings The Great Divide World Tour to Stockholm on Sunday 29 November 2026, and Avicii Arena is where the Nordic leg lands.

From small rooms to sold-out arenas

Few artists have moved this fast. Kahan went from playing small rooms to filling arenas on the strength of songs people recognise themselves in — Stick Season, Dial Drunk, Everywhere Everything — and a voice that sounds no different live than it does through headphones. More than a million tickets have gone on this tour, and most of the American dates sold out.

An evening like this is as much about the crowd as the stage. Swedish audiences sing along to every word, and Kahan has said more than once that he plays to the room rather than at it.

Choosing your ticket

Standing puts you on the floor, closest to the stage and in the middle of the noise. Best seated gives you a clear view with room to breathe. Good seated is the popular middle ground with the whole stage in frame, and Seated is the sensible choice where the arena's acoustics do the work.

Getting to Johanneshov

Avicii Arena — the round white building most Stockholmers still call Globen — sits in Johanneshov, just south of the city centre. Take the green metro line to Globen; the entrances are a few minutes' walk away. Arriving early is worth it, both for finding your seat and for the queue at the bar.

Coming from abroad

Stockholm is a two-hour flight from London and just over an hour from Copenhagen. If the UK dates at The O2 are beyond reach, the Stockholm show is the same tour, the same set, in a room that holds 16,000.

Buying safely

Pay with Swish, Klarna or card, and your tickets are transferred digitally to your ticket account ahead of the concert.