Norah Jones Tickets

Excellent music. Very good sound. Insuperable voice. Norah’s performance was impecable but she was too shy and did not interact much with the audience. But her music and her incredible voice (as always) were exquisite! If you are unlucky enough to have a person taller than you seated in front of you, you can forget about the show. You will seem nothing or get a neck pain after tilting your head to try to see in the little sliver left between two head. The floor slope of ten theater is minimum (almost nothing) the chairs are not very comfortable and too close. The rows where also too close and the chairs between rows were not even staggered. All of this makes it absolutely imposible to see the stage if you have a taller person in the row in front of you.

Listening to her effortless notes fill up The Met was a magical experience. A genuine, fun, organic artist sharing her gift with the world.

Norah Jones was a great concert and she is cool and the performance was great. We enjoyed the entire evening and the venue is one of the best indoor smaller venues.

Parking around the Met is not so easy but Nora Jones was perfect

The Met is a great venue for a concert. We will definitely go back. I really like Norah Jones, but I was disappointed in the show itself. We actually left early, which I never do. There was just no energy from the stage. I love Norah Jones’ music, she is super talented and has an amazing voice. I really expected more in person. I will continue to listen to Norah Jones but not live again.

The Met is beautiful, great acoustics, helpful staff, Norah Jones was wondrous but the parking situation is a nightmare. $50-$100 to park is absurdly expensive and getting an Uber/Lyft after the show was chaotic and time consuming.

Incredibly disappointing concert. We left after 90 minutes because she only played one song from her first two (and most popular) albums. Please play what your fans want to hear not your new album to try to get us to buy or download.

I’ve wanted to see Norah Jones for years. Finally on 5/17/24, I got my chance at The Met in Philadelphia. I see a lot of live music and I pay attention to the sound. Norah’s crew got it just right: you could hear the instruments, especially Norah’s piano. Her voice was clear, pitch perfect and beautiful. She played just about all the favorites you would hope to hear, but with different arrangements and in new, exciting ways. This was especially true for “Happy Pills” and “Don’t Know Why”. I look forward to seeing her again.

Nora could sing a news article and it would sound great. What an amazing voice. But she doesn't even notice there is an audience at the concert. She very rarely looks at the audience and other than saying, I love Philadelphia she really doesn't interact.

Too many new songs vs the old - met venue has decent viewing and acoustics and bar facilities