Two Noah Kahan songs, "Willing and Able" and "Orbiter," both rise to new peaks on the U.K.'s Official Singles chart, at the same time. Noah Kahan at the 59th Academy of Country Music Awards from Ford Center at The Star on May 16, 2024 in Frisco, Texas. (Photo by Gilbert Flores/Penske Media via Getty Images)Penske Media via Getty ImagesLater this year, Noah Kahan will take his The Great Divide Tour throughout Europe. The Grammy nominee first touches down in Scotland in early November and has dates scheduled throughout the continent into December.Months before Kahan returns to the United Kingdom, fans seem to be preparing for the slew of shows by turning several of his most recent singles into even bigger hits than they were just days ago. Looking at the charts, there is clearly still serious interest in Kahan and The Great Divide, as millions in the U.K. are not done discovering the project’s gems months after they debuted.Noah Kahan Sends Two Singles to New Chart PeaksKahan fills three spaces on the Official Singles chart this week, the most allowed per artist at one time. “Orbiter” and “Willing and Able” climb to Nos. 32 and 49, respectively, establishing new peaks as they ascend. “Stick Season,” meanwhile, dips slightly to No. 92 years after it became available.Noah Kahan’s “Stick Season” Keeps Going“Stick Season” has already accomplished far more on the Official Singles ranking than either of Kahan’s newer hits. The smash reached No. 1 in October 2023, and it spent seven weeks ruling. “Stick Season” has now racked up 133 frames somewhere on the roster and it will likely become an extremely rare three-year charting smash if it continues to hold on. By comparison, both “Orbiter” and “Willing and Able” have only been present on the competitive ranking for a few months.Noah Kahan Scores Yet Another Streaming Smash“Orbiter” also debuts on the Official Streaming chart this week, where it opens in the lowly position of No. 91. The arrival marks Kahan’s seventeenth career placement on the non-genre-specific roster. MORE FOR YOUAs it launches, “Orbiter” becomes his second-lowest-peaking hit on the tally. Only “Deny, Deny, Deny” has stalled in a lower position, as that cut spent one frame at No. 95 in early May.Noah Kahan Brings “Dial Drunk” Back to the Charts“Dial Drunk” returns to the Official Physical Singles chart, becoming a bestseller – at least on physical formats – as it reenters the tally at No. 88. The song previously came within one space of ruling the sales-focused roster, but instead of dominating, the cut topped out at No. 2. “Dial Drunk” joins “Stick Season,” which is amazingly still a top 40 hit on the physical tally at No. 37 after slipping a few spaces. “Stick Season” also remains present on the Official Streaming ranking, where “Orbiter” joins it this frame.Two Noah Kahan Albums Return in the U.K.Two Kahan albums also return to different U.K. charts this time around. Live From Fenway Park reenters the Official Americana ranking at No. 39, while The Great Divide bounds back onto the Official Album Downloads chart at No. 91. The latter project appears on six additional rosters, climbing on some, declining on others and holding steady elsewhere. The Great Divide holds at No. 2 on the Official Americana list, barely missing out on another turn at No. 1.Noah Kahan Keeps Stick Season in the Top 40Stick Season can still be found on both the Official Albums and Official Albums Streaming charts. The former No. 1 – which shares its name with the biggest hit on its tracklist – declines slightly on both rankings, landing at Nos. 26 and 19, respectively.ForbesNoah Kahan Dominates One Chart As Several Fan Favorites Reappear TogetherBy Hugh McIntyre