David Gray at Keller Auditorium

The David Gray experience, particularly how this Past & Present Tour is being advertised, is going to be best enjoyed with company. Keep in mind that the man had a photo op on a cloudy British beach that he used to promote both the tour and his new album, Dear Life. All signs point to the fact that this show in Portland on Thursday, February 6th, is going to be a nostalgic experience. You want to make sure that you're at the Keller Auditorium with someone who's not going to bat an eye if they see you shed some tears. That's exactly the level of emotion that David Gray has prided himself on being able to provoke.

If you combine everything that David Gray does on stage, from the piano, guitar, or even the harmonica to his soft vocals with that unmistakable accent and even his signature head nodding, you build an emotional event every time out! Knowing Portland weather, it could be raining outside on this day as you file into the theater. External factors can play a role in getting you in that groove! You gotta have at least someone to hold hands with on this night. It might get emotional from the moment that David Gray steps out on stage to sing the first song. Even his current look, with now a head of gray hair, contributes to the aura of the show. Who knows, though? Maybe he's got a few upbeat tracks in that new album. By the time February 6th rolls around, he'll shift the mood of the night on a dime!

Pretty much the entire Keller Auditorium will be open for people to file in and catch David Gray live. Being next to the stage is a cool experience, regardless of who the performer is on the night. In this situation, though, those middle box seats that are a bit elevated could be the place to be. You get a comfortable seating experience plus full command of the show. That's hard to beat, even if you're right next to David Gray's piano! Click the get tickets button today to be a part of The Past & Present Tour!