Noah Gundersen Tour: Where to Find Current Dates and What to Expect
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Current Noah Gundersen tour dates are published on his own website, noahgundersen.com, on the Tour page, which links to ticket sales. Dates are not listed here because they go stale within days. What follows covers where to confirm them, how to tell a solo show from a full-band one, and how to avoid dubious resale tickets.
Where can you find current Noah Gundersen tour dates?
The most reliable place is the Tour page on his own website. Dates and ticket links appear there first, and other listings copy from it or from the venues.
- Open the Tour page. The dates sit under the "Tour Dates" heading and are loaded by a widget rather than written into the page text. If the list looks empty, wait a few seconds, reload, or turn off your ad or script blocker, which often hides this kind of embed.
- Follow the ticket link next to the show you want. Each date should lead to the venue's box office or its ticketing partner, which keeps you on the primary sale.
- Use third-party artist pages only to cross-check. Songkick, Facebook event lists and Ticketmaster's artist page also show upcoming concerts, but they can lag behind changes. Compare city, venue and date with the Tour page before you pay.
For anyone asking about a Noah Gundersen tour in 2026 specifically, the same rule applies: if the Tour page lists a date, it is announced; if the list is empty, nothing has been published. A rumor on a forum or a social post is not a date.
How do you avoid fake or resale tickets?
Start every purchase from the artist's website or the venue's own site, then check that the date, venue name and price match what the Tour page shows. Resale listings are legal in many places, but they are a separate market from the box office, and prices can sit far above face value.
- Enter through the artist's link. Do not search "Noah Gundersen tickets" and click the first result; sponsored ads often sit above the real seller.
- Compare the price with the venue's listing. A large gap usually means resale.
- Check the venue and date. Scam pages commonly copy a show that does not exist or has already sold out.
- Read the seller's name at checkout. A venue box office or an established ticketing company is expected; a private seller you cannot identify is not.
- Pay by card or another method with dispute protection, and keep the confirmation email.
Solo or full band: what are Noah Gundersen's live shows like?
Noah Gundersen plays two kinds of shows: solo, with a guitar or piano, and full band, with other musicians behind him. Listings sometimes tag dates as "solo" or "full band," and that label is the quickest way to know which one you are buying.
| Format | What it is | How to know which one |
|---|---|---|
| Solo | One performer on acoustic guitar or keys, the most stripped-back version of the songs | A "solo" tag in the listing or the show description |
| Full band | A backing band, so arrangements can be fuller and louder | A "full band" tag in the listing or the show description |
If a date has no label, check the venue page or the announcement posted for that show before buying.
Both formats trace back to his earliest years. According to the site's own biography and early band with his sister, he began performing in 2006 as a duo with his sister Abby, who plays cello, violin and piano and sings harmony; the pair later recorded as Noah Gundersen & The Courage and released Fearful Bones in 2010. His records have also moved between registers: Ledges (2014) was self-produced at Studios Litho in Seattle, while White Noise (September 22, 2017) is described as heavier and more rock-inspired than what came before. A band lineup suits the louder material; a solo set suits the quieter songs. His sound sits in the indie folk tradition, which works in both settings.
Where can you see Noah Gundersen setlists?
The best place is setlist.fm, where fans log the songs played at each concert by date and venue. Its Noah Gundersen page held 268 setlists in November 2026, covering every year from 2011 through 2026.
Four details make it useful for planning:
- Tour filter. Entries are grouped under named runs: "If This Is The End" (16 setlists), "Rites of Spring" (13) and "Ledges 10 Year Anniversary" (3). The rest are logged without a tour name.
- Country filter. The United States accounts for 202 setlists, Canada for 20, the United Kingdom for 14 and Germany for 10, so the site also shows how often he has played outside North America.
- Most-played songs. At the time of writing the top five are "Cigarettes" (97 plays), "Ledges" (96), "Bad Desire" (88), "Robin Williams" (86) and "Wild Horses" (85).
- Venue filter. You can see what he played the last time he visited your local room.
Setlists are submitted by users, so a show from last night may not be posted yet and a single entry can contain errors. Comparing two or three nearby dates gives a safer picture of what a night looks like. If you want to learn the songs beforehand, the list of songs you can play on guitar is a practical place to start.
What genre is Noah Gundersen?
Noah Gundersen is an American singer-songwriter who makes indie folk. According to the biography on this site, he was born on May 31, 1989, in Olympia, Washington, and grew up in Centralia. Before the solo career he played in a post-hardcore band, Beneath Oceans, formed in 2007, which explains why his full-band arrangements can lean toward rock. If the term is new to you, this explainer on what indie music means covers the wider scene.
FAQ
Where can I buy Noah Gundersen tickets?
Use the ticket links on the Tour page of noahgundersen.com. They lead to the venue or its ticketing partner, which is the primary sale.
Does Noah Gundersen tour in 2026?
The Tour page on his site is the only place to confirm it. If dates are listed there, they are announced; if not, nothing has been published yet.
Is the tour solo or with a band?
It varies by date. Listings may tag a show as "solo" or "full band," and the venue or the artist's announcement is the place to check when a date has no tag.
Where can I find his setlists?
On setlist.fm, which collects setlists by concert date and venue and shows the songs he plays most, led by "Cigarettes" and "Ledges."
What genre is Noah Gundersen?
Indie folk. He is an American singer-songwriter who performs both solo and with a band.
Sources
- Noah Gundersen's website, Tour page (noahgundersen.com)
- setlist.fm, Noah Gundersen artist page (statistics read November 2026)
- Noah Gundersen's biography on this site
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