Noah Kahan Says Making New Doc Was 'Weird, Difficult, and ...
Noah Kahan said his documentary 'Out of Body' 'captures so much more than I ever thought the world would see about myself.'
au.rollingstone.comHere’s the latest on Noah Kahan and Out of Body.
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Netflix released Noah Kahan: Out of Body, a documentary that follows his return to Vermont after Stick Season fame and delves into mental health, family, and the pressures of sudden success. It premiered in SXSW and began streaming in mid-April 2026. This film provides an intimate look at his life beyond the stage.[3][4][9]
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Early reviews and coverage highlight Kahan’s openness about personal struggles and the contrast between his on-stage energy and off-stage introspection. The doc is described as candid, sometimes uncomfortable, but ultimately a heartfelt look at creativity, identity, and home.[2][7][9]
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If you’re interested in where to watch, Netflix is the platform carrying Out of Body, with surrounding press noting its release ahead of his next album, The Great Divide. Availability may vary by region.[4][3]
Key takeaways
- The film focuses on mental health, family, and the toll of fame, beyond just concert footage.[9][3]
- It serves as a bridge between Stick Season-era success and new artistic directions, including new music teased around the documentary’s release.[2][4]
- Expect personal moments, homecoming imagery from Vermont, and reflections on belonging and self-identity.[7][3]
Would you like a quick timeline of release dates and where to stream, or a short list of notable moments from the documentary?[3][9]