About

From childhood tragedy and anti-school rebellion to storytelling troubadour, DD Allen’s journey is an emotionally-fuelled challenge of determination over defeat.

You can feel it in the music. A shyness and vulnerability that hints at a need to find solace in the soul of the songs.  And the songwriting dials in the attention: fervour-filled stories of people, places, and things that seem so relevant to the world we live in.

It’s an odyssey that finds him dancing on the edge of any known genre. But you’ll hear influences from The War on Drugs, Sam Fender, The Killers, early Springsteen, Dylan and Neil Young in the sound.