Regina was awesome as always. The show was pretty no frills and no opening acts. Stared 40 minutes late for some reason, and just sat down at the piano and started her set. No dancing around or showmanship really, just a woman sitting at a piano and singing her heart out, and working through her repertoire one song right after the other without a lot of chit chat with the audience between. Exactly what you'd want from Regina. She did most of her biggest hit songs from across multiple albums and a couple I didn't recognize. Her usual quirkiness was a big feature of the show with some beatboxing, percussion on a chair with a drumstick, and a couple of acapella songs. I swear she was freestyling on one of them. She played guitar (probably a bass guitar) backing on one of her songs. I had no idea she played guitar, and honestly she was pretty amateurish at best on the guitar and should have skipped the song in the live show instead of attempting to play it on guitar.

If you know, you know. Regina is sooooo talented and a wonderful entertainer. We feel so blessed to be able to see her perform live.

She was absolutely incredible. The audience… was very annoying but Regina herself was phenomenal. She’s so talented and her voice hasn’t aged a day in 20 years

She is a unique talent, with such a warm lovable presence on stage. The acoustics were very good at Merrill Aud. Five stars for the show and venue.

Regina is a very talented musician. There was no opener and she played for an hour and a half. She played all of the instruments herself while she sang. She played the grand piano. Then switched to a keyboard and chair drum and finally the guitar. She had good stage presence and interacted well with the audience.

The rain added to the magic of the moment. Loved every second of it. Middle school shrimpy choir kid's dream realized. Spektor is wicked cool and thrashes talent through the mic and makes you wanna reach up into the sky and grab a lollipop because everything is just so sweet.

Regina Spektor was amazing! This venue is so nice…very chill, well managed security and employees who made the lines flow so easily. The merch counter was also laid back and super friendly. Great food options too!

Her voice is phenomenal - the clarity and range is a thing to behold. A truly incredible show, particularly as I was in Row B, right in front oh her piano stool. Genuinely amazing. She came across as being very sweet natured too.

I've been seeing Regina play everytime she's in my town since 2006 and this was top two, if not number one for me. Just her and the piano/keyboard/guitar/chair drum

This was a rescheduled show because Regina had Covid when she was originally supposed to have performed and, wow, it was certainly well worth the wait!! An awesome show from beginning to end, with the added surprise of having Seth Avett perform a couple of duets with Ms. Spektor. Simply wonderful.

Beautiful. Just amazing. Had seen her before but never in such a small and intimate venue. She is so sweet and soft spoken but once she starts singing her power is so intense. Have loved her for years, she seems to just keep getting better.

Regina was outstanding! Even though she performed solo she outshined headliner Norah Jones’ lackluster set. I’d give Regina 5 stars if she had a band. Hopefully she will return to Boston later this year as a headliner.

Regina Spektor and Norah Jones give an awesome show their performance was really amazing. My only problem was with the venue. The seats I selected were almost in the last rows and I went mentally prepared that the distance would be quite a lot, so I decided to go with binoculars to appreciate the concerts. Unfortunately it was almost impossible for me to observe the artists because all the seats were quite close together and it prevented me from observing. I find it critical to redesign seating locations because it can be quite distressing to go to a concert in order to look at someone else's back. It was more functional to watch the concert in the halls than to sit down, so there is no science in selling tickets for the venue

Regina was a 10/5 as usual, I just wish it had been clearer she was opening for Norah (I thought it was more like co-headlining) when I first saw the post about the show. I went for Regina mainly and the set was too short ☹️

I'll never forget this show. The sky was dumping ice water on us in waves through the entire show. Regina was fantastic, and the rush of cold water made me feel every moment of that show. It was so intensely visceral. It was my favorite concert with my favorite musical artist. A perfect evening.

Brought my girlfriend to see Regina for a second time and was blown away again. I was a passive fan over ten years ago and had not thought of her since, until meeting my girlfriend a few years ago. I do not listen to her albums, ever, but I will always pay any price to see her live. She is an incredible talent and it is worth every penny to see her live.

Beautiful, hauntingly so. It’s as if every chord and every vocal note ascended me to an ethereal plane: she is the best of her time.

Regina was awesome as always. The show was pretty no frills and no opening acts. Stared 40 minutes late for some reason, and just sat down at the piano and started her set. No dancing around or showmanship really, just a woman sitting at a piano and singing her heart out, and working through her repertoire one song right after the other without a lot of chit chat with the audience between. Exactly what you'd want from Regina. She did most of her biggest hit songs from across multiple albums and a couple I didn't recognize. Her usual quirkiness was a big feature of the show with some beatboxing, percussion on a chair with a drumstick, and a couple of acapella songs. I swear she was freestyling on one of them. She played guitar (probably a bass guitar) backing on one of her songs. I had no idea she played guitar, and honestly she was pretty amateurish at best on the guitar and should have skipped the song in the live show instead of attempting to play it on guitar.

If you know, you know. Regina is sooooo talented and a wonderful entertainer. We feel so blessed to be able to see her perform live.

She was absolutely incredible. The audience… was very annoying but Regina herself was phenomenal. She’s so talented and her voice hasn’t aged a day in 20 years

She is a unique talent, with such a warm lovable presence on stage. The acoustics were very good at Merrill Aud. Five stars for the show and venue.

Regina is a very talented musician. There was no opener and she played for an hour and a half. She played all of the instruments herself while she sang. She played the grand piano. Then switched to a keyboard and chair drum and finally the guitar. She had good stage presence and interacted well with the audience.

The rain added to the magic of the moment. Loved every second of it. Middle school shrimpy choir kid's dream realized. Spektor is wicked cool and thrashes talent through the mic and makes you wanna reach up into the sky and grab a lollipop because everything is just so sweet.

Regina Spektor was amazing! This venue is so nice…very chill, well managed security and employees who made the lines flow so easily. The merch counter was also laid back and super friendly. Great food options too!

Her voice is phenomenal - the clarity and range is a thing to behold. A truly incredible show, particularly as I was in Row B, right in front oh her piano stool. Genuinely amazing. She came across as being very sweet natured too.

I've been seeing Regina play everytime she's in my town since 2006 and this was top two, if not number one for me. Just her and the piano/keyboard/guitar/chair drum

This was a rescheduled show because Regina had Covid when she was originally supposed to have performed and, wow, it was certainly well worth the wait!! An awesome show from beginning to end, with the added surprise of having Seth Avett perform a couple of duets with Ms. Spektor. Simply wonderful.

Beautiful. Just amazing. Had seen her before but never in such a small and intimate venue. She is so sweet and soft spoken but once she starts singing her power is so intense. Have loved her for years, she seems to just keep getting better.

Regina was outstanding! Even though she performed solo she outshined headliner Norah Jones’ lackluster set. I’d give Regina 5 stars if she had a band. Hopefully she will return to Boston later this year as a headliner.

Regina Spektor and Norah Jones give an awesome show their performance was really amazing. My only problem was with the venue. The seats I selected were almost in the last rows and I went mentally prepared that the distance would be quite a lot, so I decided to go with binoculars to appreciate the concerts. Unfortunately it was almost impossible for me to observe the artists because all the seats were quite close together and it prevented me from observing. I find it critical to redesign seating locations because it can be quite distressing to go to a concert in order to look at someone else's back. It was more functional to watch the concert in the halls than to sit down, so there is no science in selling tickets for the venue

Regina was a 10/5 as usual, I just wish it had been clearer she was opening for Norah (I thought it was more like co-headlining) when I first saw the post about the show. I went for Regina mainly and the set was too short ☹️

I'll never forget this show. The sky was dumping ice water on us in waves through the entire show. Regina was fantastic, and the rush of cold water made me feel every moment of that show. It was so intensely visceral. It was my favorite concert with my favorite musical artist. A perfect evening.

Brought my girlfriend to see Regina for a second time and was blown away again. I was a passive fan over ten years ago and had not thought of her since, until meeting my girlfriend a few years ago. I do not listen to her albums, ever, but I will always pay any price to see her live. She is an incredible talent and it is worth every penny to see her live.

Beautiful, hauntingly so. It’s as if every chord and every vocal note ascended me to an ethereal plane: she is the best of her time.