Nora En Pure

I was absolutely over the moon to finally meet one of my long-time inspirations and experience her live. The set was pure her—dreamy and melodic at first, slowly building into deeper, heavier, more powerful beats. I truly enjoyed every moment and I’m still processing it. Beyond the music, she comes across as incredibly humble which makes me appreciate her even more as an artist. As for the venue and organization, there’s unfortunately a different story. The ticketing process was a complete mess. It was difficult to even find a proper link to sign up and the system used felt very outdated and confusing (Google Forms…). There was no clear confirmation and I only knew my ticket was secured about four hours before the event—which is simply unacceptable. At the entrance, staff were checking reservations on paper while people were entering without proper control or even valid tickets. It felt chaotic and honestly, quite disrespectful to the artist. It’s a shame because the venue itself has great potential—but it wasn’t even close to being half full. A large part of that clearly comes down to the poor ticketing setup. The promotion didn’t do the event any favors either. There was very little visibility and the artwork didn’t reflect the artist at all—no artist photo, no alignment with her visual identity or color scheme. That disconnect likely contributed to the low turnout. Overall, an incredible artist experience—but let down by weak organization and promotion.