Noah Kahan Drops "Come Down" (RAC Mix)
NOAH KAHAN DROPS “COME DOWN” (RAC MIX)
NORTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN HEADLINING TOURCONFIRMED FOR THIS FALL
SOLD OUT SHOWS IN BOSTON, CHICAGO AND SAN FRANCISCO
Photo Credit Alaina Mullin
[Of “Hurt Somebody”] “…it allows the songwriter to showcase his ability to blend mature themes
with a folk-pop twist.” – Billboard
“He already has a major streaming hit on his hands with “Hurt Somebody,” the more upbeat “Come Down” is destined to follow suit.” – IDOLATOR
[Of “Come Down”] “…the subtle soulful feel allows Noah plenty of space to express himself.” – Clash Music
“…his songs are laced with youthful wisdom, nostalgia, and honest lyrics
that anyone can relate to.” – Baeble
““Come Down” comes in the form of a deliciously simple pop song that listeners
can really sink their teeth into.”” – Ones To Watch
NEW YORK, NY (August 17, 2018) – Breakout Vermont singer and songwriter Noah Kahan drops the RAC Mix of his latest single, “Come Down” today—listen here. Grammy award-winning recording artist and producer RAC has remixed hits for chart-topping artists including Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Lana Del Rey, Kings of Leon, Bob Marley and more.
Tickets are currently on-sale for Kahan’s first-ever North American and European headlining tours taking place this fall. Shows have already sold out in Boston, Chicago and San Francisco, and venues in Toronto and Burlington have been upgraded to accommodate ticket demand. See the full list of tour dates below. Tickets are available now at www.NoahKahan.com/tour.
“Come Down” is a vividly descriptive memory of helping a new friend through a dramatic trip. The song concisely captures the spectrum of cheery nostalgia to panicked anxiety in under three minutes and is conveyed with Kahan’s strikingly soulful delivery. At its heart, the modest chant showcases his songwriting acumen and knack for an undeniable hook.
Of the song, Kahan says, “‘Come Down’ is about an experience I had helping a new friend through a moment of intense anxiety. I didn’t know this person well, and we were isolated for some time together, which made for a revealing and very human experience.”
“Come Down” arrives hot on the heels of his global smash, “Hurt Somebody” feat. Grammy-nominated Julia Michaels. Available on his 2018 debut EP, Hurt Somebody, the song charted at #1 on Australian national radio for three weeks straight, while also charting in the Top 40 at Hot AC stateside. Its total streams are over the 60 million-mark. Kahan made his late-night U.S. television debut performing “Hurt Somebody” on Late Night With Stephen Colbert earlier this year. As “Hurt Somebody” became an international hit, Kahan sold out venues on a headlining tour across the UK, Europe and Australia, as well as supported George Ezra and LP on their North American tours this past spring.
Growing up in Strafford, VT (pop. 1045), small town wonderment led Noah to explore songwriting early on, emulating musical influences like Paul Simon, Ben Howard and The Lumineers. Kahan writes with thought-provoking realism about self-doubt and fear, while highlighting the intricacies of relationships with an unpolished sincerity. That approach, along with his head-turning vocals, has brought Kahan a long way from Strafford in a very short amount of time. As a senior in high school, Noah’s songwriting attracted the attention of world-class songwriters Dan Wilson (Adele), Scott Harris (Shawn Mendes), Chris DeStefano (Carrie Underwood), among others. Word spread quickly within the songwriting community, and it wasn’t long after graduating high school that Kahan decided to defer his college acceptance to pursue a career in music, eventually straying from the 133-acre tree farm he grew up on to work with Lorde & Khalid’s producer Joel Little. The two recorded six songs together including Noah’s debut single, “Young Blood” which entered Spotify’s US Viral Chart at #5 and has cracked over 18 million streams to date.
LISTEN TO “COME DOWN” (RAC MIX) HERE
LISTEN TO “COME DOWN” HERE
WATCH THE “COME DOWN” LYRIC VIDEO HERE
UPCOMING 2018 TOUR DATES:
October 3 Atlanta, GA Vinyl^
October 4 Nashville, TN The High Watt
October 8 Vienna, VA Jammin Java^
October 9 Philadelphia, PA The Foundry^
October 10 New York, NY Bowery Ballroom^
October 12 Boston, MA Brighton Music Hall*^
October 13 Burlington, VT Higher Ground Ballroom**^
October 14 Montreal, QC Petit Campus^
October 16 Toronto, ON Adelaide Hall**^
October 18 Indianapolis, IN HiFi Bar^
October 19 Chicago, IL Schubas Tavern*^
October 20 Minneapolis, MN 7th Street Entry^
October 22 Denver, CO Larimer Lounge^
October 23 Salt Lake City, UT The State Room^
October 25 San Francisco, CA Rickshaw Stop*^
October 26 Los Angeles, CA The Troubadour^
October 27 San Diego, CA The Irenic^
November 1 Houston, TX White Oak Music Hall (Upstairs)
November 2 Dallas, TX Club Dada
November 3 Austin, TX The Parish
November 6 Stockholm, Sweden Nalen Klubb
November 7 Oslo, Norway Ingensteds
November 9 Berlin, Germany Lido
November 10 Cologne, Germany MTC
November 11 Hamburg, Germany Molotow
November 13 Amsterdam, Netherlands Paradiso Noord
November 14 Brussels, Belgium AB Club
November 15 Paris, France Le Nouveau Casino
November 17 Birmingham, UK Institute 3
November 18 Glasgow, UK King Tuts
November 19 Manchester, UK Ruby Lounge
November 20 London, UK The Garage
* = Sold Out
** = Venue Upgraded
^ = with Dean Lewis as support
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