Nick Stoppel

Nick Stoppel, bass-baritone, is a graduate of the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music and Dance with a B.A. in Music. After moving to Kansas City in 2008, he has contributed to Kansas City’s thriving arts scene both as a soloist and group member. As a versatile musician he has been seen singing back up for pop and jazz artists, Josh Groban and Patti Austin. In August of 2016 Nick released his debut album, Wanderin' on iTunes. Wanderin' features selections from such iconic Broadway musicals as Les Miserables and Newsies. His expressive, melodic style breathes life into pop favorites, as well as beloved American folk classics. Since 2012, Nick has been a member of the Kansas City Chorale performing across the United States and Canada. Nick was privileged to be a part of the Chorale's most recent recording, Rachmaninoff's All-Night Vigil, which won the 2016 GRAMMY® Award for Best Choral Performance. While based in Kansas City he also records and tours internationally with the Irish chorus, Anúna. As a member of Anúna his voice can be heard on the album, Revelation. He has appeared on tours throughout the United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Japan, China as well as performing on national television and radio in the Netherlands. He recently returned from Tokyo, Japan, where he contributed vocal tracks on the Nintendo Switch video game, Xenoblade Chronicles II.