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Noah Kahan's Grammy Loss to Growth

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Noah Kahan, known for hits like Porch Light, opened up to Jay Shetty about his disappointing night at the Grammys. Despite being nominated for Best New Artist, he lost to Victoria Monét, feeling out of place among stars. This loss led to isolation and creative doubts, but Kahan is now in a better place, ready to release his fourth album, The Great Divide, and a Netflix doc, Noah Kahan: Out of Body.

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Noah Kahan's Grammy Loss to Growth

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Noah Kahan's Grammy Loss to Growth. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 6th, Noah Kahan, the guy behind hits like Porchlight, just got real on Jay Shetty's on-purpose podcast about his rough night at the 66th Grammys. Nominated for best-new artist, he lost to Victoria Monet, but the real sting was feeling totally out of place in that star-packed room. He admitted even his mom was biving better, chatting up folks like Brandy Carlisle while he felt like the awkward kid scanning the cafeteria for a... seat. No one's fault but his own hype. He built winning into this massive deal. That lost hit hard, leaving him isolated among family, friends, and his team, convinced he'd let everyone down. Fans included. Coming off the huge, stick-season breakout in 2022, he was wrestling creative doubts about what came next. Fast-forward. Kahan's in a better headspace now, owning his growth. His fourth album, The Great Divide, drops April 24th, packed with raw fears and stories from Nashville to Vermont. And keep an eye out. His Netflix doc, Noah Kahan, out of body, hits April 13th, tracing that wild ride from

small-town rise to global pressure. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.

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