Noah Kahan: The Great Divide Tour
Rock
A 4.7-star venue.

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A 4.7-star venue.

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Armory
Kehlani has partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 per ticket will be contributed towards The Kehlani Fund by Live Nation. No portion of the purchase price is tax?deductible. https://www.plus1.org/ This event incorporates tiered GA Floor pricing based on available inventory. We always encourage fans to purchase the cheapest option available, while supplies last. Live Nation presents: THE KEHLANI WORLD TOUR: North America Support: Durand Bernarr TheARTI$t Waseel DIXSON Thursday, August 6, 2026 The Armory 500 S 6th Street Minneapolis, MN 55415 For venue information and FAQs visit: www.armorymn.com Suite & Table Reservations: visit www.armorymn.com/premium-experience There is NO RE-ENTRY at The Armory. Doors at 5:00 pm Music starts at 6:30 pm
Trendiness is led by crowd size, then venue quality, ticket demand, category, and cross-source confirmation. We do not sell tickets, so the rank is honest.
3 spots are on the Place to Be radar in Minneapolis right now. The hottest is Noah Kahan: The Great Divide Tour at Target Field (rising, 63/100), followed by THE KEHLANI WORLD TOUR: North America and Young the Giant (18 and Over with Valid Government ID). The board leans music. Every spot is ranked 0 to 100 by how big the crowd is, and Place to Be does not sell tickets, so the order is honest.
Right now Minneapolis has 3 on the radar under concerts, led by Noah Kahan: The Great Divide Tour at Target Field, THE KEHLANI WORLD TOUR: North America at Armory, Young the Giant (18 and Over with Valid Government ID) at Surly Brewing Festival Field. The list is ranked by how big each spot is and updates hourly.
Noah Kahan: The Great Divide Tour at Target Field on Wed 5 Aug. It scores 63 out of 100 on the radar, the rising tier.
Each spot is scored 0 to 100, led by how big the crowd is, then venue quality, ticket demand, category and whether more than one source lists it. Place to Be does not sell tickets, so the ranking is honest and never pay to play.
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Refreshed through the day from live sources. 3 spots on the Minneapolis radar right now.