Noor

In Lyon, at the Marché Gare, on October 24, 2026, Noor takes the stage for a concert in half-light. A songwriter, composer and producer, she has been writing since childhood and honed her craft between Paris and Boston, where a stint at Berklee led her to the piano and to her first songs. Her playground is pop with electronic hues: spare piano lines and synth pads that slip beneath a voice whose grain is subtle but precise. The lyrics probe the tender zones of love without grand gestures, delivered in a way that catches the ear and leaves room for silence.

On stage, Noor wagers on intimacy: pared-back arrangements, breathing spaces, restrained climaxes, and a beat that pulses just enough. You’ll find digital ballads, choruses that settle in gently, and more rhythmic flashes, always in service of the songwriting. The live set is conceived as a deliberate closeness—inviting listeners to enter her world step by step and discover the songs that trace her current trajectory. An evening for close listening, as intimate as it gets.