Gregory Alan Isakov Live in Detroit

Gregory Alan Isakov brings his quietly crafted indie-folk to Detroit. Guitar and banjo anchor his sound, while songs like “Words,” “The Stable Song,” and “San Luis” show his gift for understated, emotionally rich songwriting. Expect a listening-room atmosphere where the focus stays on his warm vocals and the subtle interplay of acoustic textures.

Born in South Africa and now based in Boulder, Colorado, Isakov has spent years balancing music with a life on the land — he runs Starling Farm, where his recording studio also sits. That pastoral sensibility runs through his catalog, which spans seven albums and most recently includes Appaloosa Bones. For anyone drawn to nature-centered, introspective songwriting, this is a rare chance to experience it live.