Key keywords: Noah Kahan, Fenway Park 4-night residency, Stick Season tour, 2024 Boston summer concerts, folk-pop music, live performance goosebumps, sold-out stadium shows, New England music scene Folk-pop sensation Noah Kahan is gearing up for his highly anticipated four-night run at Boston’s iconic Fenway Park, kicking off July 18, and the Vermont native recently opened up about the specific detail that still gives him consistent "goosebumps" as he wraps final rehearsals for the sold-out shows. The 27-year-old, whose 2022 breakthrough album *Stick Season* catapulted him to global fame and sparked a mainstream folk revival, is one of only a small handful of musical acts to ever book four consecutive nights at the home of the Boston Red Sox, joining the ranks of legendary performers including Bruce Springsteen, Taylor Swift, and Billy Joel. The four shows have sold out completely, drawing more than 144,000 fans from across the U.S. and Canada, many of whom have traveled hundreds of miles, saved for months, or taken time off work to attend. In a recent pre-residency interview, Kahan explained that the overwhelming dedication of his fanbase is the primary source of his pre-show chills. "Every time I think about the fact that people are rearranging their entire lives just to be in that stadium with us, I get goosebumps immediately," he shared. "Fenway is a place I grew up going to with my dad to watch Red Sox games, and I never in a million years thought I’d be standing on that stage, let alone for four nights in a row. The thought of 36,000 people screaming the lyrics to songs I wrote in my parents’ basement in rural Vermont when I was 19? That’s the kind of thing you don’t even dare to daydream about when you’re playing 50-person bar shows just to pay rent." Kahan also teased exclusive plans for the Fenway run, including surprise guest appearances from fellow New England-based artists, limited-edition merchandise only available at the Boston shows, and a reworked setlist that includes deep cuts from his early discography alongside fan favorites from *Stick Season* and its 2023 extended edition *Stick Season (We’ll All Be Here Forever)*. He added that he plans to take a 10-second pause at the start of each show to take in the crowd, to make sure he does not take the career milestone for granted. "This is the peak of my career so far, and I want every single fan who shows up to feel like this is their show too, not just mine," he said. "I’m already preparing to cry on stage at least once every night."