A Night With Gregory Alan Isakov

Gregory Alan Isakov's evening at Stable Hall was nothing short of magical. Nestled in the historic Pearl, the venue exuded a charm that made it feel both grand and intimate, perfectly matching his soulful, poetic sound. As the lights dimmed, the atmosphere became dark and moody, complementing Isakov’s emotive lyrics and delicate melodies.

Setlist:

Ash of Our Elders
Southern Star
Miles to Go
Silver Bell
Big Black Car
Light Year
Amsterdam
Second Chances
Words
Desdemone
All Shades of Blue
San Luis
The Stable Song
The Fall
Appaloosa Bones
Encore:
Before the Sun
Sweet Heat Lightning

Isakov, with his signature romantic style, offered much more than just music. Between songs, he shared witty anecdotes and personal experiences, giving the audience a glimpse into the heart and humor of the artist behind the music. His storytelling added a layer of intimacy, breaking the audience/performer barrier. He made every song feel like an invitation to share in a moment of vulnerability. His gentle humor and candid reflections only deepened the connection with the crowd.

The audience reflected the warmth of the evening—kind, calm, and fully immersed in the music. Floral dresses, cowboy boots and Miller Lite caps decorated a beautiful indie-folk crowd that matched the laid-back yet deeply sincere vibe of the concert.

The visual effects played a key role in setting the mood. Dark and smokey lighting wrapped the venue in a heavy blanket, turning the elegant space into a cozy, personal gathering. For a moment, it felt less like a concert and more like a shared experience under the stars, surrounded by a tight-knit community of music lovers.

Isakov’s performance was a reminder of the power of simplicity—guitar, piano, and his hauntingly beautiful voice carried the night, leaving a lingering sense of peace. And by the end, it was clear that the magic of the evening lay not just in the music, but in the authentic connection he cultivated with the audience.

Check out the gallery of the night below!