Join Me in Cheering on Vermont’s Own Noah Kahan

Dear Fellow Vermonter,

Music has always been an important part of Vermont’s way of life, and we have produced some really great musicians over the years.

Today, we are going to talk about Noah Kahan, a young singer-songwriter from Strafford, VT whose music is gaining attention not only in his home state, but throughout the country.

Recently, Noah is performing his new album, “Stick Season,” to sold out shows everywhere from London and Vermont to Los Angeles, with stops at places like Radio City Music Hall and Jimmy Kimmel Live.

What makes Noah’s success particularly interesting is that “Stick Season” is about his life right here at home. Noah calls the album a nuanced love letter to our state, to New England, and to growing up and living in small, rural towns.

We may be a small state, but it is clear that “Stick Season” has struck a chord with both Vermonters and people outside our community. Before he hit the road, the Bernie Buzz was able to catch up with Noah at his home venue, Higher Ground, to talk about the album. I hope you will take a moment to hear what he had to say.

Bottom line is music is extraordinarily important in bringing people together. And Noah’s music is doing that, while also capturing and telling some of Vermont’s unique story as well.

I hope you’ll join me in cheering Noah on and congratulating him on this major accomplishment.

You’ve made our whole state proud.

Sincerely,