Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan has released a music video for his chart-climbing song “Orbiter” on Spotify.
The music video was filmed across several of Kahan’s stadium shows during the sold-out North American leg of his The Great Divide Tour. It’s meant to celebrate the tour and captures an intimate moment during the singer’s live show. He begins singing the song alone at the center of each stadium with just his acoustic guitar before the full band joins in.
The “Orbiter” video will exclusively stream on Spotify for the first 48 hours. Premium subscribers in the app’s beta markets can open the platform on their TV, desktop or mobile devices, select the song and tap “switch to video” to watch.
Kahan is in the midst of a record-breaking year. The 29-year-old earned his first No. 1 on the Billboard 200 last month. One of the most hotly anticipated albums of 2026, The Great Divide, had the third-biggest week for an album this year when it was released.
The Great Divide serves as the follow-up to Kahan’s breakthrough hit album, Stick Season, which helped transform the Vermont native from a club act to a stadium headliner. The singer announced the album in late January and dropped the music video for its first single, the titular track, during a commercial break at the 2026 Grammy Awards.
Less than 24 hours after the release of the 17-track album, Kahan surprise-dropped an extended version, The Great Divide: The Last of the Bugs. The expanded version of the album featured four new tracks — “Lighthouse,” “Staying Still,” “A Few of Our Own” and “Orbiter” — bringing the final number of tracks up to 21.
He stopped by Pasadena’s Rose Bowl stadium last month for his sold-out tour stop. Kahan brought out Chappell Roan to sing her song “California” for his biggest crowd yet.
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