Noah Kahan has built one of contemporary folk-pop’s most emotionally direct catalogs, drawing on small-town New England life, family, anxiety, memory, isolation, and the complicated pull of home. This complete A-to-Z guide gathers his studio recordings, EP tracks, deluxe-edition songs, live releases, collaborations, alternate versions, and guest appearances from every stage of his career.

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Noah Kahan turned a childhood spent on a 133-acre tree farm in Strafford, Vermont, into the foundation of a career defined by raw storytelling and deeply personal songwriting. Growing up in a rural setting with a small-town perspective, he began writing songs at the age of eight, channeling his emotions into music long before he knew it would lead to national recognition. By his teenage years, he was posting original songs online, slowly gaining a grassroots following. His ability to capture the bittersweet nostalgia of youth and personal struggles caught the attention of Republic Records, and in 2017, he signed his first major-label deal.
His breakthrough arrived in 2018 with the release of Hurt Somebody, a song that took on new life when he re-recorded it as a duet with Julia Michaels. The track charted internationally and earned gold certification, setting the stage for Kahan’s career as a rising folk-pop star. His debut full-length album, Busyhead (2019), built upon this success, featuring introspective songs like “False Confidence” and “Mess.” With a mix of confessional lyrics and catchy melodies, the album established Kahan as a distinctive voice in the singer-songwriter world.
Kahan continued to evolve with I Was / I Am (2021), a more sonically ambitious album that explored themes of self-doubt, anxiety, and resilience. Tracks such as “Part of Me” and “Godlight” showcased his expanding musical palette, blending folk storytelling with pop production. However, it was his 2022 album Stick Season that cemented his status as a major force in modern folk music. The title track, “Stick Season,” became a viral sensation, earning widespread acclaim for its poetic depiction of seasonal change, heartbreak, and longing. The album’s themes resonated deeply with listeners, leading to the expanded editions Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) in 2023 and Stick Season (Forever) in 2024.
The 2024 concert album Live From Fenway Park closed the Stick Season era with eighteen performances recorded during two sold-out nights in Boston. In 2026, Kahan released his fourth studio album, The Great Divide, followed by the expanded edition The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs. The new collection added twenty-one songs to his official catalog, including “The Great Divide,” “Porch Light,” “Doors,” “Orbiter,” and “A Few Of Your Own.”
With Stick Season propelling him into mainstream success, Kahan earned Grammy nominations for Best New Artist and Best Country Duo/Group Performance. The album’s commercial and critical success led to sold-out tours and collaborations with artists including Hozier, Post Malone, Kacey Musgraves, Gracie Abrams, Sam Fender, and Gregory Alan Isakov. His distinctive ability to craft songs that feel both deeply personal and universally relatable has made him a favorite among fans of indie folk and singer-songwriter music.
Complete List Of Noah Kahan Songs From A to Z
#–D
- “23” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “A Few Of Your Own” – The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs (2026)
- “All My Love” – Stick Season (2022)
- “All My Love (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “All Them Horses” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “American Cars” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Animal” – I Was / I Am (2021)
- “Anyway” – Cape Elizabeth (2020)
- “A Troubled Mind” – Cape Elizabeth (2020)
- “Bad Luck” – I Was / I Am (2021)
- “Bury Me” – I Was / I Am (2021)
- “Busyhead” – Busyhead (2019)
- “Call Your Mom” – Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) (2023)
- “Call Your Mom (with Lizzy McAlpine)” – Stick Season (Forever) (2024)
- “Carlo’s Song” – Busyhead (2019)
- “Catastrophize” – Hurt Somebody (2018)
- “Caves” – I Was / I Am (2021)
- “Close Behind” – Cape Elizabeth (2020)
- “Come Down” – Non-album single (2018)
- “Come Over” – Stick Season (2022)
- “Cowboys Cry Too” – Kelsea Ballerini with Noah Kahan – Patterns (2024)
- “Crazier Things” – Chelsea Cutler featuring Noah Kahan – Non-album single (2020)
- “Cynic” – Busyhead (2019)
- “Dan” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Dashboard” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Deny Deny Deny” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Dial Drunk” – Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) (2023)
- “Dial Drunk (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Dial Drunk (with Post Malone)” – Stick Season (Forever) (2024)
- “Doors” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Downfall” – The Great Divide (2026)
E–H
- “End of August” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Everywhere, Everything” – Stick Season (2022)
- “Everywhere, Everything (Live from Fenway Park)” – featuring Gracie Abrams – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Everywhere, Everything (with Gracie Abrams)” – Stick Season (Forever) (2024)
- “False Confidence” – Busyhead (2019)
- “Fear of Water” – I Was / I Am (2021)
- “Fine” – Non-album single (2017)
- “Fine (Acoustic)” – Non-album single (2017)
- “Forever” – Stick Season (Forever) (2024)
- “Forever (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Glue Myself Shut” – Cape Elizabeth (2020)
- “Godlight” – I Was / I Am (2021)
- “Growing Sideways” – Stick Season (2022)
- “Growing Sideways (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Haircut” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Hallelujah” – Non-album single (2017)
- “Halloween” – Stick Season (2022)
- “Headed North” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Hold It Down” – Non-album single (2017)
- “Hollow” – I Was / I Am (2021)
- “Homesick” – Stick Season (2022)
- “Homesick (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Homesick (with Sam Fender)” – Stick Season (Forever) (2024)
- “Howling” – I Was / I Am (2021)
- “Hurt Somebody” – Hurt Somebody (2018)
- “Hurt Somebody (with Julia Michaels)” – Hurt Somebody (2018)
I–M
- “Lighthouse” – The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs (2026)
- “Maine” – Cape Elizabeth (2020)
- “Maine (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Mess” – Busyhead (2019)
- “Mess (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
N–R
- “Need Your Love” – Gryffin and Seven Lions featuring Noah Kahan – Gravity (2019)
- “New Perspective” – Stick Season (2022)
- “New Perspective (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “No Complaints” – Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) (2023)
- “Northern Attitude” – Stick Season (2022)
- “Northern Attitude (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Northern Attitude (with Hozier)” – Stick Season (Forever) (2024)
- “Orange Juice” – Stick Season (2022)
- “Orange Juice (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Orbiter” – The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs (2026)
- “Paid Time Off” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Pain Is Cold Water (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Part of Me” – I Was / I Am (2021)
- “Passenger” – Hurt Somebody (2018)
- “Paul Revere” – Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) (2023)
- “Paul Revere (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Paul Revere (with Gregory Alan Isakov)” – Stick Season (Forever) (2024)
- “Please” – Hurt Somebody (2018)
- “Porch Light” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Pride” – mxmtoon featuring Noah Kahan – Non-album single (2020)
S–T
- “Sarah’s Place” – Zach Bryan featuring Noah Kahan – Boys of Faith (2023)
- “Save Me” – Busyhead (2019)
- “She Calls Me Back” – Stick Season (2022)
- “She Calls Me Back (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “She Calls Me Back (with Kacey Musgraves)” – Stick Season (Forever) (2024)
- “Sink” – Busyhead (2019)
- “Someone Like You” – featuring Joy Oladokun – I Was / I Am (2021)
- “Spoiled” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Staying Still” – The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs (2026)
- “Stick Season” – Stick Season (2022)
- “Stick Season (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Still” – Stick Season (2022)
- “Strawberry Wine” – Stick Season (2022)
- “The Great Divide” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “The View Between Villages” – Stick Season (2022)
- “The View Between Villages (extended)” – Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) (2023)
- “The View Between Villages (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Tidal” – Busyhead (2019)
- “Tough” – Quinn XCII featuring Noah Kahan – From Michigan With Love (2019)
U–Z
- “Up All Night” – James Bay featuring the Lumineers and Noah Kahan – Changes All The Time (2024)
- “We Go Way Back” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “We’re All Gonna Die” – Joy Oladokun with Noah Kahan – Proof of Life (2023)
- “Willing and Able” – The Great Divide (2026)
- “Young Blood” – Busyhead (2019)
- “You’re Gonna Go Far” – Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) (2023)
- “You’re Gonna Go Far (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
- “Your Needs, My Needs” – Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) (2023)
- “Your Needs, My Needs (Live from Fenway Park)” – Live From Fenway Park (2024)
Noah Kahan Studio Albums
Busyhead (2019)
I Was / I Am (2021)
Stick Season (2022)
The Great Divide (2026)
Selected Noah Kahan EPs, Live Albums, and Expanded Releases
Hurt Somebody (EP, 2018)
Cape Elizabeth (EP, 2020)
Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever) (expanded edition, 2023)
Stick Season (Forever) (expanded edition, 2024)
Live From Fenway Park (live album, 2024)
The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs (expanded edition, 2026)
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