Noah Kahan's Alpine Valley show last weekend was set to be the "Stick Season" singer's biggest concert yet. Thanks to Mother Nature, it ended up being a big nothing instead, postponing the Saturday night show due to storms. At least fans won't have to wait long for his second attempt at the show, though, as Alpine Valley Music Theatre today announced Kahan's rescheduled date.

The "Northern Attitude" and "Dial Drunk" star will take the Alpine Valley stage – hopefully for real this time – on Wednesday, Sept. 11. 

The show (take two) will mark Kahan's first Wisconsin visit since packing the bleachers at Summerfest's UScellular Connection Stage last summer. The Alpine Valley show is expected to be even bigger; last weekend's show sold out the 37,000-person capacity of the East Troy amphitheater before the rain, wind and lightning sent all of those people scattering back home before a single note came from the stage.

According to Alpine Valley, all previously purchased tickets for the original show will be honored for the new September date. Those seeking a refund for their tickets can request one at their point of purchase.

For more information on the rescheduled Noah Kahan show, visit Alpine Valley's website. And for more shows coming to the Milwaukee area, check out OnMilwaukee's monthly concert guide.