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Aug
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Jacobs Pavilion
Cleveland's Jacobs Pavilion will welcome troubadour Gregory Alan Isakov on August 26 as part of his 2025 World Tour. The South African native who now resides in Boulder, Colorado, will perform in Cleveland in one of his 34 shows in four different countries, singing songs from his 2023 release Appaloosa Bones, which details beautifully woven tales with rich melodies.
Isakov has recently been gaining keen attention for his creative songwriting, and concertgoers will surely enjoy classics such as ‘Big Black Car’ and ‘The Fall’ during his Cleveland performance, which will be enhanced by the gentle voices of the opening band Ocie Elliott. Driving the folksy vehicle of sound is his journey from the suburban landscapes of Philly to the sprawling Colorado plains, earning him a Grammy nomination for Evening Machines in 2019.
His concerts are super personal to begin with that is only enhanced by the venue's beautiful riverside setting. This event is an opportunity to see a folk music icon perform at the peak of his talent, in addition to the opening act Ocie Elliott, who is quickly rising to stardom, with tickets starting at $50. This Cleveland venue on its own is worth the visit, this event makes it even better.
On August 26, 2025, come watch Gregory Alan Isakov at Jacobs Pavilion in Cleveland, Ohio. Isakov will perform songs from his latest album Appaloosa Bones, which was released in 2023 and contains fresh compositions in his unique indie folk style. Listeners will be taken through an evening filled with graceful and soulful sounds which will also be supported by Ocie Elliott, a Canadian folk duo. Tickets are accessible starting from $50 which gives everyone an opportunity to be a part of this musical journey.
The talented Boulder-based artist, originally from Johannesburg, South Africa, brings his personal catalog of songs to the stage, including fan favorites like "Big Black Car," "Amsterdam," and "The Fall." These tracks, treasured by fans, will surely guarantee them a once in a lifetime experience. This artist was actually nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Folk Album back in 2019 for Evening Machines. Isakov’s skill to combine deeply thoughtful lyrics with rich layers of instrumentation have kept audiences enchanted worldwide.
Elliot joins Isakov to complete the line-up with soothing folk melodies. They are recognized for their hits “Run to You” and “The Less We Know.” From Canada, Elliott is known for their honest sound and has released their latest EP, In That Room (2023). Ocie’s fans are excited to see their performance on stage for this special concert.
The Jacobs Pavilion, situated at 2014 Sycamore Street in Cleveland, Ohio, is fitted with modern sound systems making great waterfront view, an ideal venue for the concert. This open-air amphitheater has a capacity of 5000, both in general admission and reserved seating. Because of the location with the beautiful waterside of the Cuyahoga River, the concert experience is enhanced. To find out more information about the venue, please contact them at (216) 861-4080.
Parking is limited, but there are a lot of street spaces as well as lots in Downtown Cleveland. If you arrive early, you can use the extra time to find a space a short distance from the venue.
You can get tickets for this performance starting from $50, which you can purchase from the Jacobs Pavilion box office or online at the reputable marketplace Ticket Squeeze. Contact the box office at (216) 861-4080 for further details. Hurry up and secure your tickets by clicking the “get tickets” option.
Jacobs Pavilion box office, as well as TicketSqueeze.com offer direct sales, so you can buy them securely online without any hassle. For additional information, please call the box office at (216) 861-4080.
In the event that the concert gets cancelled, tickets procured from resourced vendors like TicketSqueeze.com and the box office will be fully refunded. If the concert is postponed, however, your tickets will still remain valid for the new date.
Jacobs Pavilion, Cleveland, Ohio, , US