Adrianne Lenker’s concert was an intimate and emotionally charged experience, characterized by her distinctive voice, intricate guitar work, and deeply personal lyrics.  The Paramount Theater had a warm, inviting feel, which complemented the introspective nature of her music.  Before she played her first song, she gave the crowd a disclaimer stating that in the last hour, Steve's set “broke her into a million pieces and put them back together”.  She then expressed her great amount of gratitude of Fisher and played her song “Real House” off her latest album.  The crowd was extremely attentive and respectful, filled with dedicated fans who deeply appreciated her artistry.  There was a sense of community and shared experience among the attendees.  Adrianne Lenker performed solo, allowing her complicated fingerpicking and emotive voice to take center stage.  Her setlists included a mix of songs from her solo albums and tracks from her band Big Thief.  She choose songs that showcase her storytelling ability and emotional depth.  She also mentioned that it was difficult to pick and choose the right songs to play because she wanted to play her older songs and her more popular songs while also promoting her new album Bright Future.  Lenker engaged with the audience in a modest and genuine manner.  She shared personal anecdotes and the stories behind her songs, adding a deeper layer to the performance.  Her voice was raw and full of emotion, capable of conveying a wide range of feelings.  It was both fragile and powerful, drawing the listener into the narrative of each song.  She is known for her detailed guitar work.  Her playing style is often characterized by complex fingerpicking patterns and open tunings, creating a rich, textured sound.  Her lyrics are poetic and thoughtful, often exploring themes of love, loss, nature, and existential reflections.  The intimacy of her songwriting makes each performance feel like a personal conversation.  Adrianne Lenker’s concert was a profoundly moving experience.  Her ability to convey deep emotions through her music often leaves the audience in a contemplative state.  You could hear sniffles coming from the crowd from the start of the show.  I don’t think this is because her lyrics are all inherently devastating at all, her music just has such a rare, personal sound that makes her listeners feel overcome by feelings that aren’t usually brought out by music.  There was a strong sense of connection between Lenker and her audience.  Her vulnerability on stage invited listeners to reflect on their experiences while she shared own, creating a shared emotional journey.  Attendees left her show with a lasting impression, feeling as though they’ve witnessed something genuinely special and authentic.  In summary, an Adrianne Lenker concert was a blend of delicate musical craftsmanship and raw emotional expression, making it a memorable and deeply affecting experience for those who attended.