On the eve of the release of his latest album, “The Great Divide,” Noah Kahan paid a visit to “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” on Thursday.
The Vermont crooner admitted to the late-night host that he was both excited and nervous about his new music dropping, and has been keeping tabs online on how things are going.
“I’ve been name searching myself all evening,” Kahan told Fallon.
In addition to the new album, the Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter recently released the documentary “Noah Kahan: Out of Body” on Netflix earlier this month, and is set to appear on “Saturday Night Live” in May along with fellow New England star Matt Damon. Fallon also congratulated Kahan for his upcoming “huge stadium tour this summer,” with the late-night host noting that the “Stick Season” singer is the first artist to play four consecutive shows at Fenway Park, and has already sold out the upcoming Boston dates.
“It feels good,” Kahan said. “I feel like Drew Barrymore in ‘Fever Pitch.’”
Fallon, who of course starred in “Fever Pitch” opposite Barrymore, joked that it’s “the best movie ever made,” with Kahan revealing that he got a chance to act out a scene from the film during his previous stop at Fenway in 2024.
“I did recreate that scene the last time I was there, I sprinted across the outfield, took it all in,” Kahan said, noting how his family and friends came out to support him during his prior tour’s trip to Boston.
“It was the most unbelievable moment of my life,” Kahan said of performing at Fenway the first time around. “We stood up on the Green Monster and played a set up there.”
Kahan’s upcoming tour in support of “The Great Divide” will set up shop at Fenway in July, with special guests Gigi Perez and Annabelle Dinda joining for the sold-out shows.
Matt Juul can be reached at matthew.juul@globe.com.