Nicky Spence

Nicky Spence is a distinguished Scottish tenor celebrated for his powerful performances and captivating stage presence. With a voice of remarkable distinction, Spence has garnered acclaim for his roles in operas such as Jenůfa, The Valkyrie, and The Nose, showcasing his versatility across repertoire from Janáček and Wagner to Britten. Beyond his operatic achievements, Spence is a dedicated educator, serving as a Visiting Professor of Vocal at the Royal Academy of Music, and an advocate for musicians' rights as the President-elect of the Incorporated Society of Musicians. His commitment to the arts extends to his roles as a patron of Blackheath Halls and An Tobar and Mull Theatre, as well as his active involvement with charities like Help Musicians UK. Spence's charisma and vocal prowess have earned him numerous awards, including the BBC Music Magazine Personality of the Year in 2022. Whether on stage, in the recording studio, or advocating for his peers, Nicky Spence continues to inspire with his artistry and integrity.