There is something magical when Gregory Alan Isakov takes the stage and, for two hours, is able to transport you to another space, where all other distractions are removed, and you are alone, surrounded by quietness and serenity, and the occasional crowd chatter. It could not have been a more welcoming return to Toronto for this Colorado native, born in South Africa and raised in Philadelphia, a trained horticulturist, and who also runs a farm, in-between recording and touring. It’s been five years since his first Toronto show at Danforth Music Hall back in 2018, and this time around, Gregory Alan Isakov and his gang of multi-instrumentalists, guitarists Steve Varney and Danny Black, violinist Jeb Bows, bassist John Paul Grigsby, and drummer Max Barcelow, bring a much more refined and reso...