A concertgoer in Section 125 used her seat as a toilet, destroying belongings and leaving a foul odor. The episode follows a similar defecation incident in Philadelphia.
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A concertgoer in Section 125 used her seat as a toilet, destroying belongings and leaving a foul odor. The episode follows a similar defecation incident in Philadelphia.
Noah Kahan’s annual festival in Riviera Cancún returns with a lineup featuring Hayley Williams, Mt. Joy, and The Head and the Heart, alongside the sold-out tour’s hard-to-access live experience.
Noah Kahan’s headlining set at Rolling Stone’s first Stateside festival overcame a day of rain with wry humor and the muscle of a Number One album.
The two-day festival along the Hudson River paired headliner Noah Kahan with emerging voices, sudden downpours, and a crowd that sang through it all.
A scheduling coincidence let the folk singer briefly turn his concert into an open invitation for a subculture.
After an incident near the stage, the folk-pop musician took to social media with a plea for basic concert etiquette—the second such message in as many days.
The folk-pop singer asks Philadelphia concertgoers to leave their seats for the bathroom after a fan was reportedly caught picking feces out of their pants and stomping it into the floor.
Two and a half years after his breakout SNL debut, Noah Kahan returned to the show as the owner of a #1 album. His performances of “The Great Divide” and “Doors” captured an artist in a different mode.
Phoebe Bridgers played her first solo set in three years at a small New Mexico club, debuting new songs in a deliberately quiet manner. The indie scene’s shared anticipation found a voice in Noah Kahan’s dry, eager reply to a fan online.
The Vermont songwriter performed the album’s title track and “Doors,” marking his second appearance on the show in just over a year.
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