Noah Kahan’s “Orbiter” and “Willing and Able” reach new U.K. chart peaks as his songs and albums surge across multiple rankings. LONDON, ENGLAND – JULY 04: Noah Kahan performs on the Great Oak stage during BST Hyde Park at Hyde Park on July 04, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Gus Stewart/Redferns)
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Months after delivering his fourth album The Great Divide, which arrived this spring, Noah Kahan is riding high on the music charts in the United Kingdom. Half of all of his full-lengths are present, and one even manages to become a bestseller again on multiple tallies.
At the same time, two of the most popular tracks featured on The Great Divide climb to new peak positions, even managing to sit not far from one another on the most competitive songs tally in the nation. It’s a huge week for Kahan, whose aptly-named The Great Divide Tour will touch down in Australia later this month before heading to the U.K. for multiple dates, at which point the singer-songwriter’s catalog will likely experience another major uptick.
“Orbiter” and “Willing and Able” Reach New Peaks
“Orbiter” and “Willing and Able” both reach new peak positions on the Official Singles chart, the ranking of the 100 most-consumed songs of any style in the U.K. “Orbiter” advances from No. 26 to No. 22, while “Willing and Able” pushes from No. 38 to No. 35.
Kahan fills the three slots allotted to each artist per rules set down by the Official Charts Company this week. As both “Orbiter” and “Willing and Able” establish new high points, “Stick Season” grows one spot to No. 79. That breakout smash has now ranked as one of the 100 most popular tunes of any style in the U.K. for an incredible 136 weeks, making it one of the longest-charting smashes of all time.
Noah Kahan’s New Hits Become Some of His Longest-Running
While neither “Orbiter” nor “Willing and Able” is counted among Kahan’s highest-rising hits – though that could change in the coming weeks if they continue to grow in popularity – they do stand out as some of his sturdiest. At 18 weeks on the Official Singles chart, “Willing and Able” is the Grammy nominee’s third-longest-charting track, behind the aforementioned “Stick Season” and “You’re Gonna Go Far,” which dipped out after a milestone 20 frames. “Orbiter” is only one frame behind and now stands as Kahan’s fourth-longest-running tune.
Noah Kahan’s “Orbiter” Climbs on Two Rankings
“Orbiter” lives on only a pair of rosters in the U.K., and it hits a new best showing on both of them simultaneously. In addition to the Official Singles chart, the cut also steps up from No. 74 to No. 62 on the Official Streaming tally.
“Willing and Able” reenters that same roster, landing on the list for only the second time. The Great Divide cut debuted at No. 74 and is now back in last place, at No. 100.
Noah Kahan’s “Dial Drunk” Becomes a Bestseller Again
Two of Kahan’s four hits in the U.K. at the moment come from The Great Divide, while the others are featured on his album Stick Season. “Dial Drunk” becomes a top 40 bestseller again, reentering the Official Vinyl Singles and Official Physical Singles charts at Nos. 33 and 40, respectively. In the past, it conquered the vinyl-only roster, but it missed out on ruling the physical list – which also includes CDs and cassettes – by just one space.
Noah Kahan’s “Stick Season” Appears on Three Lists
“Stick Season” takes up space on three U.K. rankings this week. The smash rises to No. 45 on the Official Physical Singles chart, No. 56 on the Official Streaming tally and No. 79 on the Official Singles roster.
The track has already climbed to No. 1 on all three rankings in the past and has spent more than 100 weeks on two of them. The introductory tune only misses that figure on the Official Physical Singles chart, though it has celebrated more than a year on the tally.
Noah Kahan’s Stick Season Returns to Two Sales Tallies
Stick Season, the album, is back as well. The full-length becomes a top performer again on both the Official Physical Albums and Official Albums Sales charts, reentering those rosters at Nos. 91 and 92, respectively. It has spent exactly 79 weeks on both lists and peaked at No. 2 on the two.
Stick Season can also be found on the Official Albums and Official Albums Streaming charts, where it ranks at Nos. 19 and 14, respectively, amazingly making it a top 20 success on both.
Noah Kahan’s The Great Divide Charts on Six Rankings
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – FEBRUARY 05: Noah Kahan performs onstage as SiriusXM & Pandora present Noah Kahan Live from The Warfield on February 05, 2026 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for SiriusXM)
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The Great Divide is currently present on half a dozen rankings across the Atlantic. The full-length occupies a spot within the top 40 on each and every one of them, pushing back into that region on both the Official Albums Sales and Official Physical Albums charts, where it can be found at Nos. 40 and 38, respectively.
The project also sits at No. 33 on the Official Vinyl Albums chart, No. 13 on the Official Albums roster and No. 10 on the Official Albums Streaming tally. The Great Divide holds at No. 1 yet again on the Official Americana chart.
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