Noah Levine: Noah Kahan's touring guitarist and his John Page signature baritone
Noah Levine plays lead guitar in Noah Kahan's touring band and co-wrote 'Dial Drunk.' In August 2026 John Page Guitars launched his signature DL Baritone, a 27-inch scale six-string built to his specs.
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Noah Levine is the lead guitarist in Noah Kahan's touring band, on board since 2022, and co-writer of Kahan's hit 'Dial Drunk' (feat. Post Malone) along with 'American Cars' and 'Willing and Able' from The Great Divide. In August 2026, John Page Guitars launched his signature DL Baritone, a 27-inch scale baritone built to his own specs. His personal string gauge is not publicly documented.
Noah Levine is a guitarist, songwriter, and producer who has spent the last several years as the lead guitarist in Noah Kahan's touring band, the role that put him on the road playing arenas and co-writing hit singles. Originally from Austin, Texas and now based in Nashville, he left Berklee College of Music at the start of his second year in 2022 after a summer internship with producer Gabe Simon led to a guitar solo on "Homesick," then a full touring slot once that record became Kahan's Stick Season.
The songwriting credits
Levine co-wrote "Dial Drunk," the Post Malone-featuring single from Kahan's multi-platinum Stick Season (We'll All Be Here Forever). He also co-wrote "American Cars" and "Willing and Able" on Kahan's 2026 album The Great Divide, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. Levine has released his own music since 2025 and put out his debut solo album, Leaver, in June 2026.
The signature baritone
In August 2026, John Page Guitars launched a Noah Levine Signature DL Baritone, co-developed with Levine and finished to his specifications: a 27-inch scale, a choice of rosewood or maple neck, and a choice of Fishman Fluence P90 or Lollar P90 pickups. His own touring spec, listed on John Page Guitars' site as "Noah's Spec," pairs the rosewood board with the Fishman Fluence P90.
Strings
John Page Guitars and Ernie Ball do not publish Levine's personal string gauge, so CYS is not guessing one. What is documented: his signature guitar is built for the same 27-inch, B-to-B or A-to-A range that Ernie Ball's own Baritone Slinky is designed around, which makes it the closest sourced reference for anyone stringing up the same platform.
Baritone Slinky, Nickel Wound (.013–.072)
Why this one: Built specifically for a 27-inch baritone in A-to-A or B-to-B tuning, the same range as Levine's signature DL Baritone.
This is a starter profile. Documented rig detail will expand as sourced specs are confirmed.