Noah Kahan’s Out of the Blue Festival Returns to Cancún With Hayley Williams, Mt. Joy
Noah Kahan is heading back to the beach. The singer-songwriter will bring his Out of the Blue Festival back to…

Noah Kahan is heading back to the beach.
The singer-songwriter will bring his Out of the Blue Festival back to Moon Palace Cancún for its fourth edition, taking place January 7-10, 2027. The all-inclusive concert vacation will feature Kahan headlining alongside Hayley Williams, who will make her Out of the Blue debut, and Mt. Joy.
The lineup also includes The Head and the Heart, Gregory Alan Isakov, Gigi Perez, Del Water Gap, Buffalo Traffic Jam, and Mon Rovia, with more artists still to be announced.
Produced by 100x Hospitality, Out of the Blue has grown from a destination festival into one of Kahan’s signature fan gatherings, blending beachfront performances with resort-style programming and the kind of off-the-cuff moments that have become part of the event’s identity. Last year’s edition even featured a beach soccer match between Kahan and fans.
The 2027 event arrives as Kahan continues a major run following the release of his new No. 1 album, The Great Divide, and amid strong demand for his The Great Divide World Tour, which has sold out stadiums across North America and arenas around the world.
At Out of the Blue, fans will get a more intimate version of the Kahan experience, with performances spread across custom beachfront stages, late-night venues, and poolside settings throughout the AAA Four Diamond resort.
“Out of the Blue has become a reflection of the community Noah has built around his music, bringing together fans who share a genuine sense of connection and belonging,” said Dan Berkowitz, founder and CEO of 100x Hospitality. “We’re proud to help create an experience that feels intimate, welcoming, and true to the spirit that makes this event so special.”
The weekend will culminate with Kahan’s signature “Noah Kahan & Friends” closing performance, where festival artists are expected to join him onstage for covers, originals, duets, and surprise collaborations.
Beyond the music, the four-night vacation will feature artist-curated activities including a golf tournament, pool parties, sunrise DJ sets, wellness programming, and surprise moments designed to bring fans closer to the artists.
All-inclusive packages include resort accommodations, access to all performances, round-trip airport transfers, unlimited top-shelf beverages, gourmet dining, late-night DJ sets, daily activities, and curated off-site excursions such as cenote diving, luxury catamaran cruises, and tours of ancient Mayan sites.
Returning guests will have access to an alumni presale from June 1-2, with the public on sale beginning June 3 at 1 p.m. EDT via the festival’s official website.
The festival and Moon Palace Cancún will also continue their environmental efforts, with single-use-plastic-free concert grounds, waste-sorting stations, and local recycling initiatives.
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