gregory alan isakov - live @ the treehouse, ma • 2021

[@davidkaminsky4464]

My goodness. Thank you so much for posting this.

[@ryancohenmusic]

Anytime David! I try to compile any show that helps inspire me and put them on my page. Glad you enjoyed it

[@geraldqv8784]

sueño con asistir a conciertos asi... en un lugar tranquilo, buena música y buena compañía.

[@sciencefictionisreal1608]

I've been following GIA for years, and it's been so awesome watching him grow his fan base and evolve as an artist. His singing in this video is absolutely beautiful and moving, and think it sounds a lot better than earlier videos from last decade. Not that he was bad before.

[@ryancohenmusic]

Absolutely agree with this!

[@Brandon4rdMusic]

Even the greats need to find their voice. He always sounded great but now it’s so much more technical. He’s no longer chasing a sound, now, he IS the sound

[@tristanmules7995]

fantastic performance i love these guys' music

[@caramason56]

Thank you for sharing 😊❤️☀️Awesome music artist

[@ryancohenmusic]

You're so welcome Cara :)

[@tylerharlow7820]

a very intimate performance here - would love to see GAI at a place like this

[@marciplan]

jij bent leuk :*

[@HankBradley]

Who is with GAI?

[@ryancohenmusic]

His banjo player Steve Varney, he's incredible.

[@PhillProbst]

Great performance, but I can't tell whether this guy is channeling Marcus Mumford or Mumford is channeling him ... guess it depends on which one came first.

[@Sm-iw2vh]

That’s interesting, I’d never had made that comparison… the vocal styles vastly different for a start, especially accents. Mumford made it “big” 2009 with “sigh no more” album. Gregory Alan Isakov released albums since 2005 I believe.

[@ealbrigo]

GAI came First