Norah Jones performed at Montauk Lighthouse to a sold-out crowd of around 2,000, blending popular hits with new material from her album Visions. The event raised funds for the Montauk Historical Lighthouse and Museum, supported by various artists over the years. Jones shared personal stories and interacted playfully with the audience, which included celebrities. The concert was orchestrated by Murmrr Productions, aiming to create an enjoyable atmosphere with the ocean backdrop. Fans appreciated her unique engagement and performance style.
Norah Jones performed at Montauk Lighthouse, charming the crowd with a mix of her hits and new material from her album, Visions. She playfully engaged the audience, sharing personal anecdotes and joking about her surfing attempts.
The concert was a fundraising event for the Montauk Historical Lighthouse and Museum, which has received support from various artists over the years, including comedian Kevin Hart and singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright.
Brian Kelly, who coordinates events, expressed admiration for the intimate setting and noted that performers like Norah Jones appreciate the unique atmosphere provided by the ocean backdrop.
Jones, a summer visitor to the area, seemed to enjoy the performance thoroughly, engaging warmly with the audience, including notable attendees such as James Marsden and Simone Ashley.
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