In 2020, as the pandemic started, Kahan fled New York and went back to his parents' place in Vermont, on a huge tranche of land and woods. His debut album, Busyhead, had come out the year before and had been largely ignored. He felt like a failure. With touring impossible, he came close to abandoning his career.

Singer-songwriter Kahan is best known his folk-pop album “Stick Season,” an ode to growing up in New England infused with self-deprecating, introspective lyrics about struggles with mental health, love and homesickness.

Kahan and his band members Noah Levine (guitar), Jones, Alex Bachari (bass) and Marco Valles (drums) stand together for the final bow.

Noah was born in Hanover, New Hampshire, to a Jewish family. 2. He has three siblings: Sasha, Simon and Richard.