Norah Jones began her North American tour Friday night at the Brady Theater in Tulsa, Oklahoma -- a 2,800-seat Art Deco venue. It suited Jones' performing style perfectly: both were cool and mysterious, yet approachable; beautiful, yet comfortable and welcoming. Jones opened the show on electric guitar, leading her crack band through "I Wouldn't Need You" from her new album, The Fall.
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Future of the Left, "The Plot Against Common Sense"
Oddisee, "People Hear What They See"
Pepper Boy, "Days of Grace"
King Tuff, "King Tuff"
Dope Body, "Natural History"
Hot Water Music, "Exister"
Violens, "True"
Killer Mike, "R.A.P. Music"
OFF!, 'OFF!'
Royal Headache, 'Royal Headache'
Light Asylum, 'Light Asylum'
Torche, "Harmonicraft"
Screaming Females, "Ugly"
Spoek Mathambo, "Father Creeper"
Black Dice, "Mr. Impossible"
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