Michael Cusanelli
Digital Media Manager
Noah Kahan offers livestream options for sold-out Fenway Park shows
AND SHEET MUSIC TO BETTER TEACH THE NEXT GENERATION OF MUSICIANS. STICK SEASON FANS GET READY TO SING YOUR HEARTS OUT. NOAH KAHAN IS COMING BACK TO THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY. THE VERMONT NATIVE RECENTLY ANNOUNCED A BENEFIT CONCERT SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER, AT THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY EXPO THAT'S WHERE WE FIND NBC 5'S ADRIAN PASTOR. AND ADRIAN, YOU SPOKE TO SOME FANS WHO ARE HOPING TO GET A TICKET. LIZ/JACK - WHILE THE FAIRGROUNDS MAY BE EMPTY NOW. STAFF AT THE EXPO SAY THEY'RE EXPECTING LARGE CROWDS IN WHAT IS EXPECTED TO BE A SOLD-OUT SHOW IN SEPTEMBER. <NAT; NOAH PAYING GUITAR> FANS ACROSS THE STATE ARE GETTING READY TO CHANNEL THEIR 'NORTHERN ATTITUDE'. AS SINGER, SONGWRITER, AND VERMONT NATIVE NOAH KAHAN ANNOUNCED HE'S GETTING READY TO COME BACK HOME. 01;17;47;03 - 01;17;51;03 CHLOE ALCOR SAN FRANCISO, CA <"I'VE SEEN HIM A FEW TIMES NOW AND IT'S ALWAYS JUST AS SPECTACULAR AS THE LAST TIME"> LIKE MANY FANS - CHLOE ALCOR IS HOPING TO GET HER HANDS ON TICKETS AHEAD OF KAHAN'S SEPTEMBER BENEFIT CONCERT. AP2973 00;48;57;02 - 00;49;03;18 ADA KROL VERMONT <"I LITERALLY WENT STRAIGHT TO THE WEBSITE AND ENTERED. I WAS LIKE, MOM, CAN WE GET THIS? AND IT'S JUST SUCH A COOL OPPORTUNITY"> <NAT: NOAH KHAN SINGING> THE BENEFIT CONCERT IS LOOKING TO MAKE STRIDES IN MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS. THE GOAL OF HIS SHOW IS TO RAISE MONEY FOR MENTAL HEALTH CARE THROUGH HIS NON-PROFIT "THE BUSYHEAD PROJECT." FOR SOME FANS THEY SAY THE EFFORT REALLY HIT'S HOME. <NAT: SINGING> 01;24;14;23 - 01;24;28;08 MATT SORENSEN VERNON, VERMONT <"MY OWN TOWN IS 2000 PEOPLE. WE HAVE NO STORES, NO GAS STATIONS. WE HAVE AND I WENT TO SCHOOL LIKE 86. AND SO WE DON'T HAVE THE RESOURCES. EVERYONE NEEDS. AND SO HIM BEING FOCUSED ON THAT, BEING FROM A SMALL TOWN IS REALLY COOL TO SEE"> STICK SEASON FANS WILL GET TO SING THEIR HEART OUT AT THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY EXPO. STAFF SAY CONCERTS ARE ALWAYS A GRET TIME AT THE FAIRGROUNDS. AND WITH JUST TWO MONTHS BEFORE THE SHOW - THEIR FOCUS WILL BE ON MAKING SURE IT ALL RUNDS SMOOTHLY. 13;40;31;26 - 13;40;50;29 BRAD HUNT MARKETING DIRECTOR, CHAMPLAIN VALLEY EXPO <" IT IS. AND WE GREENMOUNT AND CONCERT SERVICE WILL BE HERE THROUGH HIGHER GROUND. WE WILL WORK WITH ESSEX POLICE DEPARTMENT TO MAKE SURE THINGS MOVE QUICKLY AND FLUIDLY. WE WILL HAVE BOTH GATES ONE ON THE MAIN GATE AND ONE ON ROUTE SEVEN OPEN FOR, YOU KNOW, VEHICLE TRAFFIC IN AND OUT. SO WE LOOK FORWARD TO HAVING A REALLY SMOOTH CONCERT THAT EVENING"> IF YOU'RE LOOKING TO GET YOUR HANDS ON TICKETS. MAKE SURE TO ACT FAST. THE TICKET LOTTERY CLOSES THIS COMING SUNDAY. TICKET HOLDERS WILL FIND OUT IF THEY HAVE THE CHANC
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Noah Kahan offers livestream options for sold-out Fenway Park shows
Michael Cusanelli
Digital Media Manager
Noah Kahan is playing two sold-out shows at Fenway Park in Boston this week, and you can get a front-row seat to the action right in the comfort of your home.The Strafford, Vermont, native is selling livestream packages to both the Thursday night and Friday night shows on his tour, with a virtual ticket to watch along costing $15.Kahan is also selling packages that include exclusive Fenway merch, like T-shirts and hoodies.You can also buy discounted livestream access to both shows for $25.Funds from the livestreams will go toward a series of New England charities including Kahan's own The BusyHead Project and others, according to sister station WCVB.The livestreams begin at 7:30 p.m. each night, with the show set to begin at 8:15 p.m. A replay will be available for 48 hours after each show, according to Kahan's website.You can check out the livestream packages here.Kahan will be playing a charity show in Vermont in September, with funds benefitting mental health care via The BusyHead Project.
BOSTON —
Noah Kahan is playing two sold-out shows at Fenway Park in Boston this week, and you can get a front-row seat to the action right in the comfort of your home.
The Strafford, Vermont, native is selling livestream packages to both the Thursday night and Friday night shows on his tour, with a virtual ticket to watch along costing $15.
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Kahan is also selling packages that include exclusive Fenway merch, like T-shirts and hoodies.
You can also buy discounted livestream access to both shows for $25.
Funds from the livestreams will go toward a series of New England charities including Kahan's own The BusyHead Project and others, according to sister station WCVB.
The livestreams begin at 7:30 p.m. each night, with the show set to begin at 8:15 p.m. A replay will be available for 48 hours after each show, according to Kahan's website.
You can check out the livestream packages here.
Kahan will be playing a charity show in Vermont in September, with funds benefitting mental health care via The BusyHead Project.
