Noah is a fantastic performer! He’s a talented musical storyteller and a wonderful musician and singer. I only regret that he wasn’t able to come out to chat with his fans after the show which would’ve made the evening better than perfect. 100% I would see him again.

We thoroughly enjoyed the show! There was a real pleasant variety of music and Noah entertained us with not only his singing, guitar and piano playing but as well, with his charm by connecting with the audience. He seemed very much at ease, very amicable and even shared his wonderful sense of humor. The band was just as amazing! The talent abounds with that group. The guitars were incredible and we were blown away by the 20+ year old on the electric guitar! Now we are looking forward to hearing and seeing more of these artists! Must be something about those Canadians, eh?

I knew this show would be good but Noah Reid and his band blew me away. Noah is an incredibly talented musician and his talents were on display to the fullest at this show. He was also funny, engaging and incredibly appreciative of his band members, Clerel (who opened for him) and everyone else who supported him on this tour. I’m so grateful I could see him live!

Noah Reid was extraordinarily. He sounded great, his band was terrific, and his connection with the audience was among the best I’ve seen. The Wilbur was a great venue, with very good acoustics and sight lines. The staff was very kind and helpful.

Event was fantastic. The opening act, Clerel, was the best opening act I've seen. Noah was great.... we knew he would be. I think the venue needs to open the doors earlier for the vertigo lounge ticket holders. And i don't think they should sell fast pass tickets if they're selling vertigo lounge. One or the other..... other than that, the venue was good, but VERY cold!

Overall great venue. This concert had seats and the stage was high enough to see everyone well (except the drummer who needed a riser). Generally good sound, but I noticed a persistent fan noise. Too many hazers? The lights? Otherwise top notch, I doubt many people noticed. Noah Reid is an incredibly talented singer/songwriter and the show exceeded my high expectations! He has a great band and I love that he also called out his sound person by name when introducing everyone.

An incredible show - Not only was Noah phenomenal but the band was incredible and it was a beautiful performance in a great venue. If he ever comes back to the island, I’d be the first to buy a ticket

Incredible performer! A genuine nice guy who really enjoys performing and interacting with the audience. All songs were delivered in his own style and the sound quality was amazing. Will always be following him and will always be awaiting new songs from him. Can’t recommend his shows enough.

Amazing performance, his voice is so beautiful and the band were great too. Hope you come back to Brisbane but to a better venue next time without noisy AC and doesn’t look like a bingo hall!

An intimate gig for 250 people, a perfect end to the European leg of The Everything’s Fine Tour. Noah’s set list a perfect balance of poignant and jump around singing your head off. A Noah Reid gig is a fun, beautiful, memorable and exhilarating experience. He’s simply the best. Yep. I went there. Not sorry.

What a venue. Stunning. Perfect backdrop for a stormer of a set from Noah Reid and his band. Special mention to support act, Clerel who is a wonderful and enigmatic musician. Loved his half hour set. This night was always going to be great, the ingredients were all there, then a special guest elevated it to the next level. A glorious touch.

Have travelled far and wide to experience Noah Reid’s music live. Never thought I’d get to see him in my own city. What a night. Noah, his band and that Scottish crowd were a match made in heaven. Not to mention the venue’s impeccable Steinway piano which Noah’s songs were made to be played on. What can I say? Unforgettable night. Unforgettable performer. Haste ye back, Noah.

Incredible show. Great wee venue, crowd a bit chatty but y’know…Belfast. ;0) Noah is an absolute powerhouse on stage and we had an incredible time dancing and jumping and singing along to his upbeat stuff and borderline sobbing to his own personal brand of reflective and beautifully melancholic downbeat songs.

What a gig! I’ve seen Noah before in his home city of Toronto and I didn’t think anything could top that vibe. Dublin proved me wrong. Brilliant night. Seeing Noah Reid and his band of brilliant musicians on the Everything’s Fine Tour is an absolute must.

The Gig was fantastic, the Venue was great, really easy to get to via public transport. Noah was brilliant. Loved his rapport with his audience and the surprise drop-by from Dan Levy... smashing. The support was wonderful too. The staff at the venue were welcoming, funny, kind and attentive. Their response to the fainters was swift & effecient. A great evening.

Absolutely brilliant concert! And the Dan Levy popped in to say hi. Seriously though, the music was amazing and Noah Reid is a very natural performer, funny guy and you could tell that he loved the night. So did we.

Not sure about the venue but concert itself was amazing. Both the support and the main act were brilliant and the sound quality was excellent. If you are able to get tickets for one of the others shows then do so you will not be disappointed

I really enjoyed the concert. The support act- a guy called 'Clarel' from Montreal had a wonderful voice. The minute he opened his mouth he had the audience in the palm of his hand. He was on stage for about 30 minutes. It was clear that the audience were genuine lovers of good music. Noah Reid himself was on stage for about 90 minutes. He too has a great voice and used all of his vocal range. He sang a lot of my favourite songs from 'False Alarms' to 'Minnesota', 'Everyday', Everything's Fine', 'Rivers Underground', 'American Roads' and many more. There were songs from each of his albums to date. He was a bit nervous at the start, but given this was the opening night of a tour, that's not surprising. As the show went on he began to read the audience and he relaxed. I think he sincerely enjoyed himself, as the interactions with the audience became warmer and less 'Stuff you're supposed to say' as the show went on. His band -two guitars, drums and keyboards - were an important part of the show. They are clearly all very talented and that added to the experience. They were also very engaged in the concert. For example, it was clear from one or two of the stories Noah told that they hadn't heard them before and laughed along with everyone else. The sound was of excellent quality, clear and decibel appropriate to Noah's song style. My only regret is that there was only one Dublin show, because after the show, I wanted to go to another one. Noah is very talented songwriter, with a wonderful poetic quality to his lyrics - his songs have an atmosphere of heartfelt, honest sincerity about them. You could read his lyrics without the music and you would still be drawn in to the story they relate. But his music is different, in that he takes a melody line in a direction you don't always expect and I like that. Looking forward to the next time Noah hits Ireland.

Gig was great. Wish people would remember they are at a gig and not a pub. We had people talking loudly throughout the whole gig. It should be announced at the start of any gig. Really ruins it for others who want to hear the music

Excellent concert! Can't wait for Noah to come to the States, so I can see him again.... hopefully for the entire concert, since I passed out at this one.... sorry Noah for interrupting the show!