Gregory Alan Isakov in Ardmore

Gregory Alan Isakov is a South African-born American singer-songwriter who was born in Johannesburg in 1979 and raised in Philadelphia. He writes indie folk and Americana shaped by acoustic arrangements, and is known for albums including This Empty Northern Hemisphere, The Weatherman, Evening Machines and Appaloosa Bones. His best-known songs include “The Stable Song,” “Big Black Car” and “San Luis.” After touring behind The Weatherman, Gregory Alan Isakov recorded a 2016 album with the Colorado Symphony and performed its orchestral arrangements in concert. He later took Evening Machines and Appaloosa Bones into theatres and amphitheatres, while his concert history in Colorado includes repeated headline dates at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

Madi Diaz is an American singer-songwriter based in Nashville who writes indie folk, alt-country and understated pop. Her catalog includes the albums Phantom, History of a Feeling and Weird Faith, as well as songs such as “New Person, Old Place,” “Crying in Public” and “Same Risk.” She recorded “Don’t Do Me Good” with Kacey Musgraves. Diaz supported Harry Styles on dates of Love On Tour, then joined his touring band as a guitarist and vocalist. Her own headline work has centered on clubs and theatres, including tours built around History of a Feeling and the later Weird Faith Tour.