Gregory Alan Isakov Tickets

A wonderful evening of music. Fourth time seeing GAI and he never disappoints.

The show was supposed to be with both Isakov and Ray LaMontaigne, and the latter canceled due to illness. The opening act played a set of extremely depressing songs, and that, combined with the music played over the speakers ("experimental oboe sadness"as my wife described it), set a really unusual vibe. Everyone seemed tired and exhausted. While Isakov soldiered through it and put on a decent show, it couldn't ameliorate the overall perception of the show as a downer. They're such an amazingly talented band that there's really no such thing as a 'bad' Isakov show, but the vibe--ouch.

This was an awesome show. Was disappointed at first when Ray was unable to be there, but Gregory Alan Isakov was amazing. I will attend his concerts as they come available in the future.

Really great show- Gregory Alan Isakov really brought it, and the crowd loved it. A little disappointed that Ray Lamontaine was unable to perform. That would have made it 11/10!

Saw them at Cadence Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park and it was AMAZING! Perfect venue for this band, and they did such a phenomenal job. This band is definitely just as good, if not better live than they are in their recordings. I want to go again and again and again!!!

Went to see Ray LaMontagne but came away as a new Gregory fan! Excellent set. Sound was amazing. Loved the use of light during the show too. Gregory Alan Isakov should have headlined. Much better overall. Would definitely go see him again.

Get the tickets and go. Gregory has an ethereal and beautiful live show with a full band. Incredible experience

Live that venue and I had never seen Gregory live before, did not disappoint. Great show

My third time seeing him, and this was such a great show. Moved my and my friend to tears, and we weren't the only ones. If you get a chance to see Gregory Alan Isakov, go!!

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I love Gregory Alan Isakov’s music, but wasn’t sure what to expect for a concert with a discography that is mostly slower songs. Mr. Isakov and his band blew any expectations I could have had out of the water with a more energetic “concert-style” version of his astounding songs with the exception of Appaloosa Bones. The carefully crafted lighting arrangements and multi-talented members on stage made for a memorable concert that will remain on my favorites list for years to come. Having Mon Rovia with his talented songwriting and peaceful singing style as an opening act made the night even more special.

These guys never fail to give 1000% at every concert I’ve been fortunate enough to attend. My only issue was with the Louisville Palace. I realize it’s a dated venue, but the lower seats were so uncomfortable because of the temperature in the area. I’m sure the guys in the band were dealing with it much worse. Something needs to be done for the comfort of guests and talent.

The concert was amazing from start to finish. The amount of talent in this band is unreal. I am a forever fan that can’t wait to see them again.

Expecting a low key show with an emphasis on Isakov’s persuasive, yearning and overall excellent voice, I was wonderfully surprised by the band’s performance and upbeat songs where the instruments were the focal point. Isakov, of course, did not disappoint with his timely overwhelming vocals. Overall, the show was a 10 when I was expecting a 7.5. One other note, the band actually seemed HAPPY performing together-an awesome site to see.

I saw them in Portland Maine Nov of 2022. Absolutely amazing. ♡ it was soul shaking to be apart of. His music has sailed with me through some horrific times in my life, and saved me from drowning in galaxies of sorrow. Im so glad I found them. I lay out and stare at the stars with them playing.. if not aloud then in my head. Its the peace I breath.

I didn't know GAI's music very well, musicianship from the 6 (!) man band was solid. Music seemed kind of all in a limited range of style and octave so for me it was hard to know diff between one song or another. Still as the show went on ended up feeling very engrossed. Soothing. The lighting was strange, rarely allowed for really seeing musicians in any detail. Rarely could I make out words of songs, it was kind of garbled sounding - sound? Or singer style? Not sure... **There was a door at back of stage. People, stage hands, were going in and out of door super casually, throughout the show, letting light out onto stage in the midst of all the dark, murky lighting, and cool imagery on screen at back of stage. At one point, someone literally just held the door open, light blaring on stage, for a couple minutes... chatting to someone in the hall? Super weird. Totally blew the whole lighting mood. Whatup gang? GAI seemed like a SUPER nice guy and they all clearly LOVED what they were doing. Left feeling calm and pleasant.

This was one of the most soulful, captivating and amazing shows I have ever been to. My boyfriend said it was the best experience he’s ever had with a performance. The band captivated everyone and everyone was silent and in awe the entire time.

Gregory Alan Isakov's singular devotion to sonic perfection & intelligent songwriting made his March 13 show in Albuquerque one of the most satisfying concert experiences I've had in years. His on-stage relationship with his band puts one in mind of those immortal 50s jazz performances where every musician is listening closely to his bandmates. Worth listening to most closely is Isakov himself, one of the smartest lyricists I know. In effusive discussions with friends & on my weekly radio program I've endeavored to turn others on to Isakov's profound & moving songwriting. This show was worth a long drive through the desert and an overnight stay in Albuquerque to enjoy what was that rare "complete show"--a performance focused on the music rather than the musician. (Though it's gratifying to learn elsewhere that Isakov is himself a dedicated organic farmer and advocate....) If Gregory Alan Isakov passes through your state, endeavor to catch his show. It will move you & make you love concertgoing all over again.

Show was excellent. Venue was great. Good acoustics.

The sound was excellent. The music wasn’t blasted at the crowd, it washed over the crowd to be absorbed. Playlist was perfect. Surprisingly, one of my top 10 concerts!