Dear Nora Tickets

Dear Nora is a Portland-born project led by Katy Davidson, formed in 1999 with rotating members and named after Nora Beck of Lewis & Clark College. Known for intimate, lo-fi songwriting and nature-infused imagery, Dear Nora blends indie pop, anti-folk, and indie rock to create songs that feel both personal and expansive. After a decade-long pause, the project revived in 2017 with the reissue of Mountain Rock and released new material through Skulls Example (2018) and the acclaimed Human Futures (2022). In 2025, Dear Nora brings the show to venues nationwide—an opportunity to hear the band’s delicate melodies performed live.

Whether you discovered Dear Nora through early albums like Well Have a Time (2001) and There Is No Home (2006), or through the Pitchfork-recognized reissue Mountain Rock (2017) and the recent Human Futures reception, this page connects you with essential background, upcoming dates, and a straightforward ticket-buying path. We’ve got you—secure your seats and experience Dear Nora live with a trusted connection.

Biography: Dear Nora began in 1999 in Portland, Oregon, conceived by Katy Davidson with a rotating lineup, and named after Nora Beck of Lewis & Clark College. The project’s early years produced intimate lo-fi records that built a dedicated following. The band’s sound sits at the crossroads of indie pop, anti-folk, and indie rock, featuring reflective lyrics and nature-inspired imagery. The revival era started in 2017 when Mountain Rock was reissued by Orindal Records, leading to fresh material on Skulls Example (2018) and the 2022 release Human Futures. Critics highlighted Mountain Rock for its enduring strength in a Pitchfork Best New Reissue context, while Human Futures earned a notable Pitchfork review on release. Dear Nora’s official channels include Bandcamp releases for Human Futures, Skulls Example, and the Mountain Rock reissue, plus the band’s official site for press and contact.