Noah Kahan Maintains Strong Album Chart Presence

Noah Kahan Maintains Strong Album Chart Presence

Noah Kahan continues to enjoy an impressive run on the album charts, with both his newer material and his breakthrough work remaining firmly in the spotlight.

Kahan's The Great Divide is holding at No. 7 on the Billboard 200 after 18 weeks, extending the album's strong commercial run. At the same time, Stick Season continues to demonstrate remarkable staying power, remaining inside the Top 15 after nearly 200 weeks on the chart.

The continued success of both projects highlights just how much longevity Kahan has developed with listeners. Stick Season helped turn him into one of the biggest names in contemporary folk-pop, while The Great Divide has carried that momentum into his latest musical era.

Kahan is also seeing renewed attention for the song "End of August." The track experienced a noticeable increase in listener engagement as August came to a close, giving it another burst of momentum.

"End of August" appears on The Great Divide: The Last Of The Bugs, and short-form social video has helped introduce the track to even more listeners. That renewed activity adds another layer to an already successful period for Kahan, showing how songs can continue developing long after their initial release.

With The Great Divide still sitting inside the Billboard 200's Top 10 and Stick Season showing extraordinary chart longevity, Kahan continues to maintain a significant presence across multiple eras of his catalog.

Which Noah Kahan album are you playing more right now: The Great Divide or Stick Season?