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Snoh Aalegra on Tour
While some artists use pyrotechnics and choreography to stand out onstage, Snoh Aalegra is a master of quiet drama. As a performer, she's all about vibe, blessing audiences with smoky-smooth vocals that could emanate from a dimly lit lounge where patrons sip wine and whiskey. Her band is equally high-class and down-to-earth, bringing her patent "cinematic soul" to life with warm guitar, burbling bass, snapping drums and twinkling keys. It's a perfect pairing for an artist who's cultivated a vintage-meets-modern R&B sound that's attracted MCs as genre-blurring as Vic Mensa and Vince Staples, and producers as innovatively accessible as No I.D. and RZA. Aalegra's uniqueness has led to some wild outcomes: in 2014, she was handpicked by Prince to become one of his protégés, and in 2017, Drake sampled her single "Time" in the closing track on his More Life mixtape. With her Ugh, a Tour Again tour (named after her bewitching 2019 album, - Ugh, those feels again), she brings that one-of-one talent and one-on-one mood directly to a fandom that's been busy memorizing her lovelorn songs.
Snoh Aalegra in Concert
Snoh Aalegra was born Shahrzad Fooladi, the daughter of parents who'd emigrated from Iran to Sweden before having her. She found her way to music at a young age: falling in love with Whitney Houston's Bodyguard soundtrack at 7, writing her first song at 9 and, at 13, signing an artist development deal with Sony Music Sweden. Though that fizzled, Aalegra had a couple of pop hits in her home country under the name Sheri, and recorded a cover of Sade's "Smooth Operator" that pointed in her future direction. When Aalegra reemerged in 2014 under her new name, on Common's Nobody's Smiling LP, she sounded both intriguingly fresh and curiously vintage. When her There Will Be Sunshine EP came out that same year on No I.D.'s ARTium Recordings, she'd already forged a signature sound: a sweeping soul informed by old film scores, the genre-fusing R&B of her youth and modern hip-hop production. She would hone that approach over the two albums that followed — 2017's Feels, and 2019's playfully titled sequel - Ugh, those feels again — via meditative head-bobbers like "Sometimes" (featuring Logic) and cooly clever ruminations on romance like "Situationship."
I enjoyed the concert a great deal. Snoh’s voice was on point and beautiful. If I had to say any negatives they would be that her set was too short (90 mins) and the drinks were poured too light to be $28 a piece.
Awesome. Perfection. Mind Blowing. Incredible. Period.
Snoh is such an amazing artist to see live, would highly recommend
Snoh Aalegra was awesome. The entire audience was engaged. She’s a fantastic artist. I’d definitely attend her future concerts.
As a fan of her music, I was easily sold on attending the show. The actual performance blew me away. She sounded absolutely unreal. She chatted with the crowd a bit. She was simply amazing overall. Truly lucky to have seen her again (after Coachella). The goosebumps, the joy she brings. Ugh, those feels again...
Only thing is too long of a wait in between performances.
Concert was great. Snoh was awesome!!! The YouTube center is awesome.
I’m a huge fan of Snoh since her very first “There will be Sunshine” ep. I had been waiting to see her since my concert in Atlanta was canceled in 2020 for Covid. Finally got a chance and her voice is amazing, she sounds just like the album however, she short changed us on song length and her whole set. That set must have been 50 minutes to an hour max. For the price I spent on tickets you would think the headliner would give you more time and do complete songs.. I kept feeling like she was doing a verse and a chorus and it would just transition to another song and do the same thing. I go to a lot of concerts and really was expecting a complete show. She had two openers in Atlanta. OGI and Shaun Ross. OGI’s voice was beautiful, really liked her. Shaun Ross voice sounds really good in Falsetto. Reminds me of Maxwell in a way. Hopefully next tour Snoh gives us more music less medleys
Great show. Although the only Minor annoyance is the lack of direction at the venue if you have floor seats, you can’t just enter anywhere.
Simply Awesome she brought it To LA UTube. The two opening Performances were speculated Thank you Ladies I had a great time She brought me to tears With Whoa.
First time at this venue and i gotta say i fell in love with how amazing it was, organized and clean. Snoh herself was amazing. She sounded better in person than i could have imagined ♥️
Great concer, artist, and band. Snoh Aalegra is super chill, so she could’ve used backup dancers. Also, she started super late, around 9:45pm and sang for 50 minutes. Starting on time and performing for an hour would be awesome. Loved the opening act. Venue ran pretty smoothly
Poor sound quality at Masonic. Not worth ticket price.
I am very super disappointed for showing up early n had to leave early bec Snoh didn't start until 9:15pm for an hr set. The opening acts took over 1.5hrs and she short change me for my fav song D4YL (less than a min instead of singing the whole song).
I missed the first opener, but did catch her second, Fana. Never heard of her prior, but glad I saw her! Beautiful voice and stage presence! SNOH WAS AMAZING. Her voice is EXACTLY as it is in her music, if not better. And even though her music is more on the mellow side (of course, it’s rnb) her stage presence and voice captivates you and makes you excited the entire show. I saw her at Coachella and even then she can control the entire crowd at Mojave tent. But we were really lucky that this venue was small and intimate. The entire room was SO INVESTED and sang along to every song. We applauded and cheered for her the whole night. Gave me a totally different yet still amazing experience. Also logistically, everything was done on time, thank goodness. I’ve been one too many shows where artists were late or there were tech issues. This one was perfect from the start. 200/10 would recommend seeing her live.
Beautiful venue. The staff was so nice and helpful. I was in crutches due to an injury. I had tickets for the balcony so I got accommodated. So i was able to enjoy the concert. I appreciate it.
Great show! She was amazing beautiful voice! The venues Sound and lights were not cooperating but she still manage to give a excellent performance
despite the technical lighting difficulties we had at out show, snoh handled the situation with poise and continued to deliver her heavenly vocals. snoh is such a beautiful soul and i wish i could experience hearing this amazing set list a million times again. she sang all of my favorite songs! 10000/10 would see her again!
great voice but really short performance, her set alone without the openers was less than an hour.
She gave the best performance ever, I loved every second of it, the only thing we’re the people, people kept trying to go infront of me, besides that she every second was magical.
