Noah Kahan achieves the biggest week of his career on Billboard's latest charts (dated May 9) following the release of his new album, The Great Divide. Released April 24 via Mercury/Republic Records,

Noah Kahan has gone from Stick Season to streaming season. Noah's new album The Great Divide debuts at #1 on the Billboard 200 with first-week sales of 389,000 units. It's his fir

Noah Kahan released his brand new album a few weeks ago. After several thorough listens, here's a deep dive of each song.

Noah Kahan celebrated scoring his first No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 in pretty much the way you might expect from the Vermont singer known for writing contemplative pop-folk songs about the everyday struggles of growing up and battling anxiety.

The pressure to follow up a career-making hit can be enormous, and at one point Noah Kahan thought it might be easier to simply change careers rather than try to match the success of Stick Season.

The biggest name in the music world right now is not Taylor Swift, or Drake, or even Kendrick Lamar or Sabrina Carpenter. Instead, that crown goes to folk

Kahan's new album bows on the Billboard 200 dated May 9 with a stunning 389,000 units, easily securing his first No. 1 on the chart. In addition to marking the biggest streaming week for any album yet in 2026 with its 215 million-plus streams,

While singer-songwriter Noah Kahan‘s slow-burning Stick Season album never quite summited the Billboard 200, the effect of the album’s gradual success can now be seen in the first-week performance of its follow-up,