Brunori Sas

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A fifteen-yearcareer,multiplechart-topping records and just as many sold-out tours acrossclubs, theatres, and arenas: Dario Brunori–known asBrunori Sas–is one of the most acclaimedartists in the contemporary Italian singer-songwriter scene. His unmistakable blend of emotionaldepthand irony, paired with a poetic style that turns everyday life into pure emotion, sets him apart.Following his standout performance at the75th Sanremo Music Festivalwith thepodium finishsongL’albero delle noci–already certified Gold and awardedwith theBardotti Prize for Best Lyrics–Brunori releasedhis10-trackself-titled album(under Island Records),produced byRiccardoSinigallia. After a sold-out tour across Italy’s top arenas and a showon the unique stage atCircoMassimo in Rome, it’s now time forL’ALBERO DELLE NOCI–SUMMER TOUR 2025: an open-airconcert series that will bring Brunori’s music to Italy’s most prestigious venues and summer festivalsuntil August 23rd. The celebrations for his 15-year career willreach its peakin conjunction witha specialLive with OrchestraonOctober 3rdat the ArenainVerona,a showproduced by Vivo Concerti.Hailing fromtheCosenzaarea,Brunori Sasdebuted in 2009 withVol. 1, a genuine Italian songbookthat earned him theCiampi Prize. In 2011 he followed up withVol. 2: Poveri cristi, marked by abittersweet and hopeful tone rooted inthetraditional Italian melodic songwriting. The following year, hecomposed the original score for Lucio Pellegrini’s filmÈ nata una star?In 2014, hereleasedVol. 3: Il Cammino di Santiago in Taxi, which launched him into the top 10 of theItalian sales charts, driven by the success of tracks likeArrivederci tristezzaandKurt Cobain(Gold-certified). Therelatedtour soldout clubs across the country. After his theatrical tourBrunori Srl–Unasocietà a responsabilità limitata, he released the 2016 singleLa verità, whichgained thePlatinumcertificationand won theTarga Tencotitle in theBest Songcategory.His fourth studio album,A casa tuttobene(Platinumcertified), was released in 2017 and includesCanzone contro la paura(Goldcertified) andL’uomo nero, which won theAmnesty International ItalyAwardin 2018 for Best Human Rights Song. That same year, he brought to lifeBrunori a teatro:Monologhi e canzoni sull’incertezza, a unique theatrical experience mixing monologues and music. Healso wrote and hosted the acclaimed TVshowBrunori Saon Rai3–a five-episode reflection on thedesires, fears, and contradictions of a generation in transition.In 2019, helaunchedthe singlesAl di là dell’amore(Goldcertified) andPer due che come noi(Platinumcertified), ahead of the release ofCip!in January 2020–an album thatgot certifiedPlatinum and earnedhim theTenco Prize for Best Album. That same year, he won both theNastro d’ArgentoandCiakd’Orotitlesfor Best Original Soundtrack for themovieOdio l’estateby Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo.To complete what he calls the “robin trilogy”, in 2021 he releasedBaby Cip!–a lullaby-inspired vinylreinterpretation ofCip!, dedicated to his daughter Fiammetta–followed by the 2022 EPCheap!,featuring five intimate, “homemade” songs. TheBrunori Sas Tour 2022saw him once againhitthestages of Italy’s most prominent arenas and summer festivals.In 2023–a year that began with the awarding of theTarga Faber–his songLa vita com’èwas featuredonthe soundtrack ofIl più bel secolo della mia vita, amovieby Alessandro Bardani starring Sergio Castellitto and Valerio Lundini.