Noah Kahan

Noah Kahan is a captivating American singer-songwriter known for his heartfelt folk-pop melodies and deeply personal lyrics. Born and raised in the small town of Strafford, Vermont, Kahan's music often reflects his experiences growing up in rural America, as well as his struggles with mental health and alcoholism. His journey to stardom began with the release of his breakthrough single "Hurt Somebody," which achieved gold status in the U.S. and charted internationally. Kahan's debut album, "Busyhead" (2019), showcased his songwriting prowess and was followed by critically acclaimed albums "I Was / I Am" (2021) and "Stick Season" (2022), the latter of which propelled him to mainstream success and earned him a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. Beyond his music, Kahan is also known for his advocacy work, founding The Busyhead Project, a mental health initiative aimed at ending the stigma surrounding mental health. With his expressive lyrics and engaging live performances, Noah Kahan continues to captivate audiences worldwide.