Noah Kahan performing at the 2025 Glastonbury Festival, via Wikimedia Commons.

Noah Kahan fans in Detroit and Columbus have reason to pay attention Thursday morning — both cities’ big venues dropped cryptic teasers pointing at a 2027 Kahan show, with a full tour announcement expected Thursday, Oct. 29, at 11 a.m. ET.

The Schottenstein Center in Columbus posted a ladybug image on Facebook — a possible nod to Kahan’s latest album, “The Great Divide: The Last of the Bugs.” Ford Field in Detroit posted teasers with its venue bathed in yellow, a color tied to Kahan’s current branding, including a bug graphic with seven letter spots. Other stadiums across the country, including Camp Randall in Madison, Wisconsin, posted similar teasers.

A countdown on Mastercard’s website ends at 11 a.m. Thursday, alongside promotional imagery featuring bugs and letter clues, under the title “Noah Kahan Presents The Last Of The Bugs Tour.”

Detroit’s Ford Field and Columbus’ Schottenstein Center are both easy road trips from Toledo — and Kahan played Cincinnati’s Great American Ball Park on July 1 during his 2026 stadium tour, so Ohio is already on his map.

“Stick Season” made him a Grammy Best New Artist nominee in 2023; his fourth album “The Great Divide,” released in April 2026, set streaming and vinyl records for a No. 1 rock album debut on the Billboard 200 and powered his first stadium tour, The Great Divide Tour.

Neither Ford Field nor the Schottenstein Center has officially confirmed a Kahan concert. Until Thursday’s announcement, this is a tease, not a tour date.

Sources: Columbus Dispatch and Parade.