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A working class soul.
A ten pound steel guitar.
A voice dripping of nostalgia.
Nick Andrew Staver continues to emerge in the American Roots & Blues scene as a captivating songwriter and storyteller.
With home in Pennsylvania, it’s been the American road experience that has shaped his personality both on stage & off.
In benefit and hindrance.
Fresh into sobriety in late 2019, a clear channel of comfort was to retell his life story through song.
But 2020 was a year spent at home, writing, creating, rinsing and repeating.
Performing locally and online, to help support venues close to home and important causes, Nick settled into the pandemic as best he could. Using music as medicine. Resulting in the release of a full length album, aptly titled "Medicine" (July 2020) followed close behind by it's sister album "Medicine Acoustic" (Nov 2020)
And now behind the release of a new live house concert album, "Live. In House" (Oct 2021) and a handful of singles including an updated version of the fan favorite "Working Hands" (Aug 2021), Nick is returning to the listening rooms that are the framework of the American music experience.
A ten pound steel guitar.
A voice dripping of nostalgia.
Nick Andrew Staver continues to emerge in the American Roots & Blues scene as a captivating songwriter and storyteller.
With home in Pennsylvania, it’s been the American road experience that has shaped his personality both on stage & off.
In benefit and hindrance.
Fresh into sobriety in late 2019, a clear channel of comfort was to retell his life story through song.
But 2020 was a year spent at home, writing, creating, rinsing and repeating.
Performing locally and online, to help support venues close to home and important causes, Nick settled into the pandemic as best he could. Using music as medicine. Resulting in the release of a full length album, aptly titled "Medicine" (July 2020) followed close behind by it's sister album "Medicine Acoustic" (Nov 2020)
And now behind the release of a new live house concert album, "Live. In House" (Oct 2021) and a handful of singles including an updated version of the fan favorite "Working Hands" (Aug 2021), Nick is returning to the listening rooms that are the framework of the American music experience.
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