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Noah Kahan's Heartfelt Apology After Show Cancellation
20 Jul
Summary
- Noah Kahan apologized profusely for his July 18th Citi Field show cancellation.
- Impending weather conditions, including thunderstorms and lightning, caused the cancellation.
- The singer expressed deep regret, stating he'd 'play in a f---ing volcano' for fans.
On July 19, 2026, Noah Kahan addressed fans from the stage at Citi Field following the cancellation of his previous night's show due to inclement weather. The singer-songwriter, who has canceled only six shows in his nine-year career, expressed profound apologies for the disruption on July 18th.
Kahan acknowledged the disappointment of fans who traveled and waited, stating, "I promise you we did everything, everything we could. Weird s--- to try to reschedule it, and I'm sorry." He conveyed his sympathy, emphasizing that safety concerns, including thunderstorms and lightning, were paramount in the decision to cancel rather than postpone.
The concert also featured a surprise cameo from Sesame Street characters Elmo and Cookie Monster, who previously appeared on the children's program with Kahan. The duo playfully teased him about "Cookie Season" before Elmo corrected him to "Stick Season."
