Gregory Alan Isakov with the Oregon Symphony

Gregory Alan Isakov brings his intimate, folk-tinged songwriting to Portland for a special collaboration with the Oregon Symphony. The evening pairs Isakov's warm vocals and acoustic guitar with the full orchestral arrangements of one of the nation's oldest ensembles, creating a rich, cinematic soundscape. Fans can expect a blend of his beloved indie-folk songs alongside sweeping symphonic interpretations, a setting that highlights the emotional depth of his music.

The Oregon Symphony, founded in 1896 as the Portland Symphony Society, is the sixth oldest orchestra in the United States and the oldest in the Western United States. Its home venue is the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall in downtown Portland's Cultural District, a historic setting that adds to the occasion. For this performance, the orchestra joins Isakov on stage, promising a night where delicate folk melodies meet the grandeur of a full symphony.

The collaboration between a contemporary singer-songwriter and a venerable orchestra is a rare treat, set in one of Portland's most iconic performance spaces.