Dan Inturrisi. Acoustic songs come first.
Dan Inturrisi has always been drawn to the part of music that feels real: the lyric, the melody, the memory attached to a song and the way a room changes when people recognise it.
His performances are deliberately stripped back. Acoustic guitar, vocals and a set built around music he actually wants to play.
Less about the spotlight. More about the song.
Dan found solace in music from an early age and has always been drawn to its emotion and honesty.
After time performing in bands, his focus has shifted towards a more intimate kind of live music.
The aim is not to overpower the room or race through a list of expected pub favourites.
It is to let good songs breathe.
Some are instantly recognisable. Others sit a little deeper in an artist’s catalogue. Together they create a set that feels familiar without becoming predictable.
Songs with a bit of history.
There is something different about hearing a song you know but weren’t expecting. That is a big part of Dan’s approach.
Alongside familiar favourites, the set can move into B-sides, deeper cuts and tracks that have disappeared from everyday playlists but still mean something when people hear them again.
The reaction Dan likes is simple:
“I haven’t heard this in years.”
The repertoire continues to evolve around the music Dan enjoys playing and the atmosphere of the room.
The same feeling, two ways.
Most performances begin with Dan, an acoustic guitar and a voice.
For occasions that suit a fuller vocal sound, Dan can also perform as an acoustic duo with vocalist Natalia.
Harmony gives the music another dimension without changing what the performance is meant to be: relaxed, personal and connected to the room.
Duo performances are subject to availability.
Want to hear what that sounds like?
The best introduction is the music itself.