Noah Kahan has officially apologized to Connecticut. Here's why

Noah Kahan has changed his mind about Connecticut.

The singer apologized for his previous comments about the state's place in New England during his performance at the Soundside Music Festival in Bridgeport this weekend.

"My name is Noah Kahan and I owe your state an apology," Kahan said.

Kahan previously joked about whether Connecticut is part of New England during an appearance on "Late Night with Seth Meyers."

He also took to social media after the show to double down on his apology.

"Connecticut = New England confirmed," he wrote .

Here's what to know.

See Noah Kahan apologize to Connecticut, says state is part of New England

During a performance at Soundside Music Festival on Saturday, Vermont native Noah Kahan apologized to Connecticut for previous jokes about whether the state is part of New England.

"You are part of New England, sorry about that," Kahan said after a performance of his song "Northern Attitude."

"I see the weather. This is New England," Kahan added, pointing to the day's drizzly conditions.

What did Noah Kahan say about Connecticut?

Noah Kahan's apology to Connecticut came months after he made a comment about the state during a July appearance on "Late Night with Seth Meyers."

While talking about planning his outfit for his Fenway Park shows, Kahan said he was planning on wearing overalls with New England area codes.

“And I’m even including Connecticut in that,” he joked.

Meyers, who is from New Hampshire, agreed with Kahan.

“I mean, we don’t count it either in New Hampshire,” he said.

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