Naomi Sharon

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Naomi Sharon

11 upcoming dates · 10 cities · 4 countries

Naomi Sharon is a Dutch singer-songwriter, born Naomi Sharon Webster in Rotterdam, Netherlands, in 1995 to an Aruban father and a Dutch mother, both of whom worked in music. She appeared in musical theatre productions including The Lion King and Dream Girls and competed on the sixth season of The Voice of Holland in 2016 before beginning her recording career.

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United States

  1. Sep 13Los AngelesThe Fonda TheatreView details
  2. Sep 17DallasThe Echo Lounge & Music HallView details
  3. Sep 19AtlantaBuckhead TheatreView details
  4. Sep 21WashingtonHoward TheatreView details
  5. Sep 21WashingtonHoward TheatreView details
  6. Sep 26BostonParadise Rock Club presented by CitizensView details
  7. Sep 27PhiladelphiaTheatre of Living ArtsView details
  8. Oct 3DetroitSaint Andrew's HallView details

United Kingdom

  1. Nov 3LondonO2 Shepherds Bush EmpireView details

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About Naomi Sharon

She released her debut single, "The Moon," in 2019, developing a sound built around her low-register voice and a blend of alternative R&B, neo-soul and sophisti-pop, with comparisons drawn to Sade. In early 2023 her single "Breeze" drew the attention of Drake, who signed her to his label OVO Sound as its first female artist.

Sharon released her debut album, Obsidian, in October 2023, an emotionally weighted project exploring love, heartbreak and healing. She has continued to release new material since, including the EP The Only Love We Know in 2025, building on Obsidian's reception as she establishes herself as a touring artist beyond the Netherlands.

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