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Gregory Alan Isakov will be hitting the road next spring, but he won't be taking stages alone.
The longtime folk torchbearer and his band are embarking on a special run of symphony shows, performing with full orchestras at each tour stop during the month of March.
"thrilled to share we’re hitting the road this spring for our Symphony Tour," Isakov shared of the upcoming performances, explaining "we’ll be collaborating with some outstanding orchestras, including the LA Phil, Chicago Philharmonic, and Atlanta Pops Orchestra, among others."
He added, "we’re incredibly fortunate to have renowned conductor Christopher Dragon at the helm for most of these shows, and the talented Morihiko Nakahara leading performances in Charleston and Tysons."
Kicking off in Nashville on March 11, the 10-stop trek will take the artist through cities like Chicago, Atlanta, Los Angeles and beyond, where he will play his hits alongside some of the nation's most accomplished symphony orchestras.
Tickets for the special symphony showcases will go on sale this Friday (Dec. 60 at 10 a.m. local time.
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Gregory Alan Isakov 2025 Symphony Tour Dates:
March 11—Nashville, TN—Schermerhorn Symphony Center with the Nashville Symphony
March 13—Chicago, IL—Auditorium Theatre with the Chicago Philharmonic
March 16—Greensboro, NC—Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts with the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra
March 18—Asheville, NC—Thomas Wolfe Auditorium with the Asheville Symphony
March 19—Charleston, SC—Gaillard Center with the Charleston Symphony
March 21—Tysons, VA—Capital One Hall with the Fairfax Symphony
March 22—Tysons, VA—Capital One Hall with the Fairfax Symphony
March 23—Atlanta, GA—Atlanta Symphony Hall with the Atlanta Pops Orchestra
March 24—Atlanta, GA—Atlanta Symphony Hall with the Atlanta Pops Orchestra
March 29—Los Angeles, CA—Walt Disney Concert Hall with the Los Angeles Philharmonic
