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Noah Gundersen Fan Reviews (4)
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Unforgettable evening
A night with Noah Gunderson was the best gig I have been to. Everything from the lighting, sound, his amazing performance and the beautiful Union Chapel made concert and unforgettable night. The added bonus his wife joined him on the stage, who's performance was outstanding.
Posted by Terri on 23/02/2025
An Evening with Noah Gundersen, Union Chapel, London - 15th February 2025
An absolute joy
This was 7th or 8th time seeing Noah Gundersen and the 3rd time at Union Chapel. It just gets better…. An atmospheric performance in a beautiful room to a sell out audience, who were respectfully quiet and focused on the stunning music presented to us. What a joy to not have the constant jabbering of everyone around you that is sadly the norm at most gigs I attend.
Posted by SteveMH on 17/02/2025
An Evening with Noah Gundersen, Union Chapel, London - 15th February 2025
Incredible Performance
Noah Gundersen is the epitome of the tortured singer-songwriter, but also so much more than a stereotype. His music is complex, his lyrics definitely sophisticated... and combined, as soon as he starts to sing he will 'get you in the feels' - as a fellow audience member commented. I think it is wonderful that The Borderline took a chance on Noah Gundersen, as despite his immense talent he still is a very niche artist. In some ways, I am delighted about that, it meant that I was able to get up close and personal and really watch and listen to him perform. It is rare these days for a musician to be so eminently and consistently brilliant, and I am delighted to have been able to attend his only UK gig. I travelled down from Leeds JUST for the show, nothing else. It was worth the hours sat on trains. So either I am slightly bonkers or Noah Gundersen is amazing. Incredible. I tend to err on the latter explanation. Thank you, The Borderline.
Posted by iceangelrudie on 07/03/2018
Noah Gundersen, The Borderline, London - 5th March 2018
Beautiful, intimate gig
I've seen Noah Gundersen a few times and he always leaves me in awe. Not many musicians can command a room the way he does. Whether with a backing band or showcasing his gorgeous voice with a stripped down acoustic set, you always come away feeling like you've just witnessed something incredibly special.
Posted by Katie on 06/03/2018
Noah Gundersen, The Borderline, London - 5th March 2018
Growing up in a musical family in Centralia, Washington, Noah Gundersen was playing local cafés as a teenager, often with his sister Abby beside him on violin and harmonies. His 2011 EP Family proved a breakthrough, with its title track landing on Sons of Anarchy, and he later earned an Emmy nomination for "Day Is Gone", a song he co-wrote for the show. His debut album Ledges (2014) set out his stall with hushed, heartfelt folk, and he hasn't stood still since. His records have moved from the big electric sweep of White Noise (2017) to the intimacy of Lover (2019) and A Pillar of Salt (2021), which features a duet with Phoebe Bridgers on "Atlantis", followed by If This Is the End (2023) and Rites of Spring (2026).
Whatever the sound, his songs about love, loss, faith and hope always come from a deeply personal place, and that honesty is what makes his live shows so special. He has shared stages with Emmylou Harris, Beck, City and Colour and Josh Ritter. UK fans have caught him everywhere from The Borderline and Leeds' Brudenell Social Club to London's Union Chapel, a venue he has returned to again and again.