Nicholas Veinoglou, born in Great Barrington, MA, began his hopelessly romantic exploration of the guitar at age 10. Highly influenced from Blues, Classical and Jazz, Nicholas created a unique and flavorful approach to his instrument which paved the road to his musical journey. Nicholas is currently living in Boston, MA finishing his last semester at Berklee College of Music with a degree in Performance and minor in Harmony, studying under the direction of some of the best in the industry. He has had the privilege to study under the direction of teachers such as Mick Goodrick, Tim Miller, Tomo Fujita, Sheryl Bailey, Jetro De Silva, and Jack Pezanelli to name a few. Currently, Nicholas is managing and performing with his band The Interlopers who have played over 200 shows the last 3 years, with notable performances at venues such as Tanglewood in Lenox, MA, The Sinclair in Boston MA, and SteelStacks in Bethlehem, PA. Nicholas is proficient in styles ranging from solo Classical Guitar...
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Nicholas Veinoglou, born in Great Barrington, MA, began his hopelessly romantic exploration of the guitar at age 10. Highly influenced from Blues, Classical and Jazz, Nicholas created a unique and flavorful approach to his instrument which paved the road to his musical journey. Nicholas is currently living in Boston, MA finishing his last semester at Berklee College of Music with a degree in Performance and minor in Harmony, studying under the direction of some of the best in the industry. He has had the privilege to study under the direction of teachers such as Mick Goodrick, Tim Miller, Tomo Fujita, Sheryl Bailey, Jetro De Silva, and Jack Pezanelli to name a few. Currently, Nicholas is managing and performing with his band The Interlopers who have played over 200 shows the last 3 years, with notable performances at venues such as Tanglewood in Lenox, MA, The Sinclair in Boston MA, and SteelStacks in Bethlehem, PA. Nicholas is proficient in styles ranging from solo Classical Guitar to Jazz/Blues, and Pop/Rock.
Looking for Session work, GB Bands, Solo Jazz/Classical (cocktail hour gigs), Private Music Lessons (Teaching), and Sub positions for bands (Any style)
I am able to fill a small stadium with my guitar and amp! (Thanks to that Fender Twin Reverb!) :)
