Noah Kahan called playing Fenway 'the best night of his life' See what else he said

Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan just performed at Fenway Park last night to a sold out crowd, and it was the "best night of his life."

And he has one more to go, with another show on Friday night.

"It all makes sense, that was what it was all for," Vermont native said on X, formerly known as Twitter. "Thank you fenway for the best night in my 27 years of life."

He tweeted "every night of my life has led me here."

Gracie Abrams, who just co-wrote a song with Taylor Swift, joined Kahan on stage to perform “Everywhere, Everything."

Noah Kahan's "best day of his life" at Fenway Park

He later said in a video on his Instagram story how he didn't want the night to end.

"Thank you so much, that was the most fun I've ever had anywhere doing anything. I love you, Boston. I love you, New England, and we're gonna do it again tomorrow," Kahan said.

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Seth Meyers and Noah Kahan's New England banter

Prior to Kahan playing Fenway Park, on the July 16 edition of "Late Night with Seth Meyers," Kahan and Seth Meyers, who is from New Hampshire, traded clever witticisms about being from New England, with a humorous jab at Connecticut thrown in.

Talking about New England's culture of curmudgeonly kindness, Kahan shared a New England anecdote about how a New Englander will always help you change a flat tire, but they won't look you in the eye the entire time.

"That's what I love about New England," Kahan said. "There's a community there, but they're not, like, going to give you a big hug."

Kahan said he would be wearing Red Sox-themed overalls during his Fenway set.

"They're going to have all the area codes of New England, and I'm even including Connecticut," Kahan said. Laughter then erupted from both Meyers and the audience.

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