Wilson Noble

Based in Perth City in Scotland, traditional folk musician and guitarist Wilson Noble is a graduate from the University of the Highlands and Islands. Wilson graduated with both a Masters in music in 2019, and a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree in 2017.

Born in Aberdeen, 1980 and grew up in Fraserburgh in Northeast Scotland. A self-taught guitarist from the age of Fourteen, Wilson has worked in a diverse range of genre’s in his upcoming thirty years of playing. He has independently released four singer-songwriter albums since 2004. His third studio album ‘Warmheart’ was recorded and co-produced by Battlefield Band’s audio engineer Ewan Macgregor at Temple Records in 2012. His fourth studio album ‘HUMAN’ was created as his final project for his Masters music degree and was released via succesful crowdfunder in December 2019.

Wilson performs a variety of his own self-penned songs, folk songs and ballads from the Scottish and Irish traditions, solo celtic guitar, and some of his own Scottish poetry. He has performed at major Scottish music festivals including Celtic Connections, Belladrum Tartan Hart Festival, and Knockengorroch. And has been the supporting act for English multi-instrumentalist Tim Edey, English folk musician John Smith and American spiritual author Neale Donald Walsch.

“Raw emotion straight from the heart can be expected in Wilson’s songs and live performances. His music lets the sun in and lifts the soul.” — Liam Ross, fingerstyle guitarist

“Scotland’s very own sunshine troubadour, Wilson Noble is the brightest new addition to the singer/songwriting world.” — James Black, naked promotions

“Great concert last night, Wilson is just an extraordinary guitarist and entertained us with many of his own compositions and a couple of old favourites. His unique, quiet style and deep, soft lyrics held us spellbound throughout” – Dougie Simpson, Scottish author