Gregory Alan Isakov & The Oregon Symphony at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

This 2026 is gonna be more exciting than ever, Gregory Alan Isakov & The Oregon Symphony's brand new tour is here to show you a grand spankin' good time right in your city! This fall, Gregory Alan Isakov & The Oregon Symphony is hitting all the right stops and busting out a stunning live music showcase and bringing the latest effort into the lime light! This is your chance to experience a top notch performance as Gregory Alan Isakov & The Oregon Symphony's latest tour makes a stop over in Portland, Oregon! Catch breathtaking performances as Gregory Alan Isakov & The Oregon Symphony brings the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall to life on Friday 18th September 2026! This special collaboration, part of the Oregon Symphony's Special Concerts series, features symphonic arrangements of Isakov's beloved folk songs from his Grammy-nominated albums including "Appaloosa Bones" and "Evening Machines." This will surely be the highlight of your year, if not, of your life as a music fan! Know what the fuss is all about and why Gregory Alan Isakov & The Oregon Symphony has been on everyone's mouth and why people are singing hits like "Big Black Car," "San Luis," and "The Stable Song" nonstop! If you're up for seeing a spectacular live performance, you should definitely check this one out!

ABOUT Gregory Alan Isakov & The Oregon Symphony

Gregory Alan Isakov & The Oregon Symphony has been the benchmark in impressive live performances since embarking on their first major tour. The Boulder-based singer-songwriter's latest album, "Appaloosa Bones" (2023), has been deemed by fans and critics as the most masterful work to be released in recent years, earning a Grammy nomination for Best Folk Album. Meanwhile, their singles has been receiving a ton of great reception as it conquer the charts. Besides delivering amazing studio efforts, Gregory Alan Isakov & The Oregon Symphony has been the authority when it comes to live concerts. Known for his warm baritone and earthy folk style, Isakov has previously collaborated with the Colorado Symphony and other orchestras, bringing his sentimental lyricism to life with breathtaking symphonic arrangements. Undeniably impressive live performances, mind blowing vocals, and infectious on stage charisma, there's no wonder Gregory Alan Isakov & The Oregon Symphony has the penchant of building a bigger fanbase each time they go on stage.

ABOUT THE VENUE

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall is an exception concert destination that is equipped with outstanding features to deliver prime live music in Portland, Oregon. This historic theater, built in 1928 as a grand movie palace and home to the Oregon Symphony, features the iconic Portland sign and has hosted nearly a century of music, laughter, and inspiration. The venue has a magnificent vibe with superb acoustics in addition to lush interiors and breathtaking architecture. The audience can watch their favorite artist in comfort as this venue has been built to provide excellent accommodations. This venue has also built the reputation of having no bad seat in the house because where ever you are, you're guaranteed to have amazing sight lines. Furthermore, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall is equipped with top tier lights and sound technology, providing visitors with terrific immersive experience. You may have trouble seeing your favorite artists at other venues once you've tried seeing them at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, you won't want to catch your favorite artists elsewhere! Besides, Portland has many high rated restaurants, all of them are within a few meters near the venue!

HOW TO GET TICKETS

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