Norah Jones Tickets

The Nora Jones concert at the TD Pavilion in Pennsylvania was so enjoyable that even the 90+ degree heat did not sway me from remaining for the entire venue. Nora's classical blues and jazz repertoire is heightened by her charming personality and the comradery of her bandmates. She gives credit to all on stage with her, and projects each song in perfect pitch with great lyrics that are easy to understand and glorious in their meaning about life, love, and living in a peaceful world. I heartily recommend Nora Jones' concerts for all ages. She speaks to her audience like friends and presents nuances that are relevant to all.

I thoroughly enjoy her music. But did not hear more than 1 song I recognized. And I listen to XPN who plays her hits and upcoming music. I’m sure the heat that evening was a factor but the opening act was still more enjoyable.

Norah Jones on a summer night is awesome. Relaxed crowd is a nice change of pace for a concert.

This is the first time I have seen Norah Jones perform in an outdoor venue and it was an amazing experience. The acoustics were excellent and it felt like we were all inside a huge jazz club. I love how she changed up the opening melodies to some of her classic songs and you were not sure what she was performing until you heard the lyrics. I definitely had a great time! Emily King was a very good opening act and go the crowd warmed up.

The lead-in, Regina Spektor, is obviously a very talented singer and pianist. However, her arrangement of material and its delivery resulted in an overly melodramatic performance. In contrast, Norah Jones had the smooth and organic feel we were expecting. Two wishes: 1. that Nora had played more of her old hits AND 2. that the Mann would install heat exhaust vents. It was 93, humid, but breezy in the parking lot. However, under the roof, there was almost NO air movement and the heat of the audience was trapped. Felt like a stifling 100 degrees plus. That put a damper on our enjoyment.

Norah Jones and Regina Spektor put on beautiful shows. It was my favorite concert ever.

Loved being at the concert but the sound system had issues; the base was much too loud at times and overwhelmed the singer and the singer’s words were incomprehensible much of the time.

I love both artists. I think they’re both talented and make beautiful music. Regina Spektor blew me away. She was engaging and fun. Norah Jones has so much talent but it felt like a lot of the same and got boring. I felt so bad for feeling that way because she sounds amazing and her band is amazing. But it was just a lot of the same thing for most of the set.

Although it was a very, very hot day in Philly that didn’t stop us from having a blast! Wasn’t sure what to expect from Norah in that open of an arena but she was her amazing self who as always sounded great!

Norah is solid gold! The band is incredibly talented…top flight! Regina is darling! Venue…well, it was my first at The Mann and since it’s NoJo and I’m traveling up from Charleston, I opted for prime tickets…but on a hot evening, and I’m from Charleston mind you, I do believe the lawn had a better physical experience as the air does not move under the pavilion. If you’re actually reading this…buy tickets to see NoJo in person. Sing along to every song like I did, weep as I did when I realized the show was nearing its end. I credit her Thursday mini concerts at 4PM ET with being my highlight of the week during Covid quarantines…she helped so many of us and I couldn’t miss the opportunity to be present to thank her in person.

I have mixed emotions writing this review since I'm a big fan of Norah Jones. I was really looking for the chance to hear and see her on stage. When we arrived at the venue, we were surprised with a couple of complimentary tickets that allowed us to be closer to the stage. (Sort of a dream come true for this kind of event, right?) The show started on time with Emily King and it was fresh, funny, and a great way to get the evening started. Once Norah took the reins and started doing her magic (amazing voice and she is a great musician), the spark was getting lost. Please be aware that this is my personal opinion, I still love Norah Jones, but I didn't feel any true engagement from her with the audience. She closed with some of her greatest hits and we went back to our lives on a hot summer night thankful for being able to see a great artist such as Norah Jones.

Wonderful show! It was 90 degrees + and she played for over two hours. Regina Spector was great as well

She gave new arrangements on all songs which were not as good (IMHO) as the arrangements we have come to love over the years.

Nora Jones not only is possessed of a wonderful voice, but she is humble, caring and professional. She shared the spotlight with Regina and her band, she carefully curated the show to be a mix of old and new songs and gave the audience a plentiful show. Loved every minute!!

Norah and her band looked and sounded amazing. Food was delicious and well-priced, drinks were on the pricey side but there was a huge variety. The space was clean (bathrooms especially) and the view is of course gorgeous. The vibe at The Mann is extremely casual fyi, so my lacey lbd stood out quite a bit. Definitely wear shoes that can handle lots of walking uphill!

We had an amazing time! Nora was the best and Gretchen opened for her and did an awesome job as well! The Mann is an awesome venue for. Beautiful summer evening-open air with a nice breeze coming through! The grounds are kept pristine and we loved the whole experience-can’t wait to get back soon!

I wish to nor Jones had played more of her hits, but it was still a great concert.

What a FABULOUS concert experience! Pier 6 works with a nearby parking garage to offer discounted parking a short walk from the venue. The venue is great. The lawn slopes up to offer great views, and you're not that far from the action! The pier setting offers cross breezes off the water on hot days to keep you cool, and lawn seats offer views of the sky to enjoy while you listen to the music. The sound quality was really good and the venue is large but still feels very intimate. Oh, and the restrooms were clean, plentiful (no lines!!), and conveniently located just behind the stage. But enough about the venue...holy cow Norah Jones has such a beautiful, iconic voice! She was absolutely perfect and I could listen to her non-stop. Her voice is timeless and I expect if she wants to keep performing, she would be as good or even better in 20 years. She is such a talent! Her piano and guitar skills too just kept me enthralled. The vocal harmonies, use of string instruments, and even the subtle but ever-changing lighting were delightful. 1000% recommend Norah Jones, 1000% recommend Pier Six Pavillion

The show was totally worth attending. I would highly recommend seeing her.

Love this venue. Would highly recommend it. Norah Jones killed it as usual