Nick Harper

About the show

Nick Harper is the son of legendary folk musician Roy Harper, and grew up in a household frequented by icons like Paul Simon, Jimmy Page, Sandy Denny, and Keith Moon. This early exposure to musical greatness shaped his distinctive style—a blend of folk, rock, and alternative, delivered with blistering guitar work and emotionally charged vocals.

His impressive back catalogue Includes nine studio albums, two EPs, and 2 live albums, plus a vinyl box-set retrospective.
Nick is renowned for his spellbinding one-man shows that combine storytelling, technical mastery, and political edge

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Nick will be bringing his recently released new album "58 Fordwych Road" to life. The album is a tribute to the acoustic explosion of 1960s London, and is named after the Kilburn flat where Nick grew up, a legendary after-hours hangout for Les Cousins performers in the swinging sixties. Les Cousins was a legendary folk and blues club in Soho, London, that became the beating heart of the British folk revival in the 1960s.

The album features covers of folk classics like “Black Waterside”, “Scarborough Fair”, and Bert Jansch’s “Strollin’ Down The Highway”. Age 14+