IDK... maybe she got the message she needs to interact with the audience a bit or she just likes SF more than other places? ;-) But she was relatively engaging and musically it was great. Is she Bruce Springsteen or Taylor Swift? No. You're not going to get 'here's my life story' type thing. But this is more a jazz-adjacent show, so everything seemed to work. I do agree with another commenter that the show would've benefited from a dedicated guitarist. Norah looks and sounds stiff on guitar. You can tell it's not her primary instrument. She's passable so it's fine but it's not the strongest part of her performance.

Went to see the concert at the Paramount in Brooklyn on May 16. Absolutely fantastic show. Beautiful vocals and a great group on stage with Norah. Highly recommend this concert!

These moronic reviews that criticize Norah for not being more engaging with the audience are completely shortsighted. Nobody asked Van Gogh to cook. Appreciate the genius of Norah's vocals, piano and guitar play. We just saw her show at Port Chester on 5/10/24 and it was incredible. 5 stars, if you have an opportunity to see Norah live, GO!.

Despite her undeniably beautiful voice, her music failed to evoke any emotion; it felt as though she was hastening towards the conclusion. The music was mediocre, lacking the entertainment factor, and nothing stood out in her concert, resulting in a boring experience.

Saw her last week and couldn’t get over how impersonal it all felt. Almost as if we the audience didn’t even exist. I left leaving wow wish that was Emily King’s concert who was very engaging as the opener.

i think we had 30 min of 2 people opening and almost as long for the set up. the main back up singer tried to wiggle a lot,dont know why. she was on the piano and it was placed on the left so i barely saw her and i was in the first row to the left. selection of songs wasn't the best. barely talked to audience. but her voice was fabulous. i guess she's not a live performer. better on cds but i'm glad i went.