Jack Savoretti

Jack Savoretti plays Symphony Hall in Birmingham on 16 November 2026. Anglo-Italian and raised between London and Lugano, he carries his songs with a lightly husky voice and an acoustic guitar that favors clear lines over excess. On stage, he leans into storytelling about belonging, love and distance, letting quiet verses open into steady, rhythmic swells. The set is likely to span his path from early folk-pop sketches on Between the Minds and Harder Than Easy, through the more groove-led Written in Scars and Sleep No More, to the cinematic hues of Singing to Strangers. Europiana brings sun-tinged melodies and airy hooks, while Miss Italia reconnects with his roots, adding a few titles in Italian and warmer Mediterranean colors. Expect a flow that moves from hushed intimacy to more propulsive moments, with room for dynamic shifts and close-up details. Whether pared back or arranged with broader textures, his songs keep the focus on melody and phrasing, the kind that lingers after the lights come up.