US singer Noah Kahan has shared footage of himself jumping out of a plane 18,000ft above Auckland during his visit to New Zealand, describing the experience as the "sickest thing" he's ever done.
The 29-year-old was in the city over the weekend for two sold-out shows at Spark Arena, bringing his The Great Divide tour to a close.
A video shared to Facebook by Skydive Auckland showed Kahan taking in the views from above the city before jumping out of the plane.
"Now I'm pretty nervous," he admitted moments before taking the plunge.
His nerves seemingly disappeared once he was in the air.
"That was f***ing sick!" he exclaimed. "That's like, f***ing crazy dude. Like a dream where you don't die."
Back on the ground, Kahan was equally enthusiastic about the experience, smiling while describing it as "the sickest thing I've ever done by far".
At 18,000ft, the plunge above Auckland was the highest-altitude tandem skydive available in New Zealand.
Kahan also played footage of the jump to fans during his second Auckland show on Saturday night.
The Vermont-born singer-songwriter rose to international fame with his 2022 folk-pop album Stick Season, with its title track becoming a global hit.
He had since earned two Grammy nominations and released his fourth studio album, The Great Divide, in April this year.
Kahan performed at Spark Arena on Friday and Saturday night, with the Auckland concerts marking the end of his tour.
In a Facebook post, the singer described Auckland as his new favourite city.
"I sky dived then played two shows in my new favourite city. Gonna miss you guys I don't want to leave," he wrote.
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