Robin Nolan’s journey as a guitarist began with a life of constant travel, born in an evacuation hospital in Vietnam to a family of musical entertainers. His passion for music took shape early, and by his twenties, he was making waves internationally with groundbreaking recordings that quickly earned him recognition as a true virtuoso.
Over the years, Robin has performed on some of the world’s most prestigious stages, including Montreux, North Sea Jazz, the Royal Albert Hall, and Jazz at Lincoln Center. His talent has drawn admiration from music legends—George Harrison named him a favorite, Bill Wyman welcomed him into his band, and Hank Marvin has often shared the stage with him.
A leading figure in Gypsy Jazz, Robin Nolan is widely regarded as one of the most influential guitarists since Django Reinhardt. He has headlined major Django festivals across the globe, earning multiple awards and a dedicated following of guitar enthusiasts.
His innovative style blends elements from diverse genres, incorporating Latin tangos, Brazilian bossa nova, Indian classical music, and the raw energy of classic rock and blues. This fusion keeps his sound fresh, inspiring both traditionalists and modern music lovers alike.