Nick Keogh

Since relocating to Naarm/Melbourne from a sheep farm in rural NSW, indie-rock musician Nick Keogh has built a vibrant community around his songwriting, tackling themes from male privilege to navigating regret. Abby Butler of Triple J praised Keogh, saying “Truly some of the best song writing I've heard in a really long time.”

Supporting acts like <a href="spotify:artist:06y1hH4hu3rcTUXHJevPCf" data-name="Ben Lee">Ben Lee</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1nwPEi1UZdJtCxBqATpsq3" data-name="Ruby Fields">Ruby Fields</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5G1xjxkXFx4zouU8Mr9Ua6" data-name="Le Shiv">Le Shiv</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2Tk2sOxCRRtUX77c1V6Ifb" data-name="Approachable Members of Your Local Community">Approachable Members of Your Local Community</a> and performing at festivals like Port Fairy Folk Festival, LANEWAY and BIGSOUND, Keogh&#39;s energetic and tongue-in-cheek shows are converting audiences into Nick Keogh fans. You may have also seen Keogh cutting loose as the guitarist for <a href="spotify:artist:7yyW28zOEIrNs2Rs3eq9cI" data-name="Suzi">Suzi</a>, supporting artists like <a href="spotify:artist:2AmfMGi3WZMxqFDHissIAe" data-name="The Aces">The Aces</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0nq64XZMWV1s7XHXIkdH7K" data-name="The Wonder Years">The Wonder Years</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:7qbvNcfTfckhCNM8NiR8nN" data-name="Joyce Manor">Joyce Manor</a>. After a jam-packed year of performing with both his band and Suzi’s, Keogh is back to release a stack of indie-rock anthems with a whole lot of heart.

Photography by Chris Toole.