Noah Reid Tickets

Been following Noah for several years now and his music never disappoints! Was so excited to get the chance to see him play in person and enjoyed every second of it. Definitely would go again!

Noah Reid, his band, and his opening act put on a great show! Only issue is that I paid a fair amount for seated tickets and our view was rather obstructed. Additionally, I found security staff to take an exceptionally long time to process people in confusion.

An excellent show. Noah Reid’s songs all tell stories and he told the ”why” of many of the stories. His music is incredible; from his voice to his piano and guitar playing - could not have been better! His band is superior and their enjoyment of playing together is obvious. A night of pure entertainment!!

Great, cool intimate venue (The Underground in Charlotte NC) and concert experience! Noah sounded awesome and truly included the audience!

My goodness. Noah Reid. What a magical evening. Loved his voice. Loved his band. I would go see him again in a heartbeat. My first time at the Commodore. What a great venue. Friendly , helpful staff. Table seating. Great dance floor. Beautiful bars. And french fries 😎. Thanks everyone for a great evening ...

Noah Reid’s voice was incredible when he sang solo. On many songs he started solo and then the band joined in. When the band joined in you often couldn’t hear Noah and he either semi-yelled to be heard or he pounded piano keys (and you couldn’t hear the piano at all). The keyboard player was much louder than anyone else and it drowned Noah right out. The electric guitar did too. When Noah talked, or sang, the audience was entirely captivated. He has a dry sense of humour and was very funny. I would have preferred an hour of him talking, telling stories about how he wrote each song, and then singing solo. His story about collecting metal was hilarious and really put the song into light. On his own he’s very engaging and funny so I’d recommend that next time instead of having a band.

I saw Noah on the first stop of his First Time Out tour in 2020, which was my last concert before COVID set in, and if I were to pick one, it was a hell of a one to go out on. I was thrilled by his return and even more-so about the choice of venue at the Commodore: highly appropriate and one of my favourites in the city. His opener was great- always nice to hear new Canadian talent, there were no gaps in the show and Noah Reid was a delight as always. He’s spectacular in front of an audience, sounds great and mixes up some of his songs a bit from simply playing the album, which is what makes a concert worth going to, to me. LOVED hearing some of the back story behind a few pieces too. I’d have loved if he played “Guess I’ll just Lie Here” which is, by far best heard live, however he did a lovely encore that included the Joni Mitchell cover he did for Catherine O’Hara, and a tribute to the late Tina Turner. Perhaps it was because my feet weren’t in pain from standing all night this time, but the set almost felt short- but I was smiling ear to ear the whole time, so it might have just been me having fun. This is what a concert should be. I’ll always go back and see him.

The passion Noah Reid puts into acting is highly evident in his musical performances as well. No stranger to the stage, he's comfortable letting the audience into a piece of himself between soulful lyrics and hilarious stories introducing the songs. From piano driven love ballads, to rock 'n roll bangers, and even a little country twang, this Torontonian kid stays humble to his roots of a traditional singer/songwriter. Yes, you will hear the song you came for, and yes you will enjoy the songs you hear along the way.

This guy has minimal talent and will never make it to a large venue. His music is boring and I don’t see how he can have any kind of a following.

Noah is one of my favorite artist! His voice is so pure and authentic. Loved seeing him live!

I think he was amazing I think the venue wasn’t He deserve much more And I want song with him 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

It was absolutely amazing to finally see him perform live. He gave an incredible performance, full of energy, funny stories, and was genuinely humbled that the crowd was there to support him. His band was also incredible and Elissa Mielke was a fantastic opener.

Noah put on a great show with his band! The full set list was a good mix from all his albums - loved it all. He was also charismatic and funny in between the songs.

Noah came out ready to perform. His first tour got cut short by the pandemic, and this was his first concert since then. For an artist that has 30 songs, he played 19.5 of them. The room was electric, and filled with excitement. It will be a night to be remembered.

This was my third time seeing Noah Reid in concert. This was a 'CONCERT'! He and the band left it all on the floor. He sang a nice mix of up-tempo songs mixed with the slower ones. He is so funny and had lots of cute anecdotes that he shared throughout the show. He ended the show with a rendition of Simply the Best for the ages. He's such a troll (in the best way) and he had the audience eating out of his hand the whole time. Brilliant!!!!!

I loved seeing Noah preform at this venue! He was FANTASTIC! A fun night was had by all!

This was absolutely a phenomenal show! Noah is so charming and sweet. Noah and his extremely talented band killed it. I could listen to them all day. That version of False Alarms and Simply the Best!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I will be first in line for upcoming shows. ❤️❤️

This night was a dream come true for me. Noah is funny and charming in his anecdotes, and his voice and guitar and piano stylings are just as good live as they are in studio recordings (which, for me, seems rare). I can’t wait to see him again live after the pandemic ends.

He has a great voice and presence! Just wish there were chairs somewhere in the venue

Noah’s shows in LA and SD were magical! Noah Reid has pure talent! His piano version of Runaway too my breath away! I was lucky enough to be in the front row and was able to chat with him after the show. He is truly won of the nicest humans I’ve ever met! I can’t wait to see him again in Austin!