Nick will sing the role of Orphée in Charpentier’s La Descente d'Orphée aux Enfers and his Te Deum with La Nuova Musica and Voktett Hannover, conducted by David Bates

Nick will sing Handel’s Messiah with the Choir of Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford, Frideswide Voices and the Wolsey Ensemble, conducted by Peter Holder

Nick will sing Handel’s Messiah with the Orchestra and Choir of the Academy of Ancient Music, conducted by Robert Howarth

Nick will sing Handel’s Messiah with Orchestra and Choir of The Academy of Ancient Music, conducted by Laurence Cummings

Nick will sing Mozart’s Requiem with the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra and RIAS Kammerchor, conducted by Masato Suzuki

Nick will sing the role of St Nicolas, in Britten’s Cantata of the same name, with the Saffron Walden Choral Society, The Choir of St Peter’s College, Oxford, and the Britten Sinfonia, conducted by Quentin Beer.

Nick will sing Handel’s Messiah for The Really Big Chorus’ 50th Anniversary concert of their famous ‘Messiah from Scratch’, with the English Festival Orchestra, conducted by Brian Kay

Nick will perform Handel’s Israel in Egypt with the Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque Soloists, conducted by Peter Whelan, as part of the 2024 Salzburg Festival

Nick will sing Bach’s B Minor Mass, with the Brighton Festival Chorus and City of London Sinfonia, conducted by James Morgan

Nick will sing a recital with Nancy Cooley on piano, as part of the Lewes Festival of Song. The programme will include Schumann’s Liederkreis Op. 24, Fauré’s L’horizon Chimérique and Poulenc’s Tel jour, telle nuit.

Nick will perform Finzi’s Dies Natalis and Howell’s Hymnus Paradisi with Bristol Choral Society and Hannover Oratorienchor and The Bristol Ensemble, conducted by Hilary Campbell at The Bristol Beacon.

Nick will perform Messiaen’s song cycle La Mort du Nombre in a recital alongside Gweneth Ann Rand, Lindsey Reynolds, Daniel Pioro, Allyson Devenish and Emily Hoh, as part of the 2024 Aldeburgh Festival

Nick will sing the role of St Nicholas in Britten’s cantata by the same name, as part of a special recreation of the first ever Aldeburgh Festival Concert in 1948. He will be performing with The Britten Pears Chorus, Choristers of St Edmundsbury Cathedral and The Britten Sinfonia, conducted by Jessica Cottis, as part of the 2024 Aldeburgh Festival in its 75th year.

Nick will take part in a special event at the Park Avenue Armory in New York, which sees Bach Cantatas and traditional Spirituals intermingled together in a dramatised call to arms over Climate Change. Nick will be performing with the Oxford Bach Soloists and The Choir of Trinity Wall Street, countertenor Reginald Mobley and Sheng player Wu Tong, all conducted by Tom Hammond-Davies. The event will be staged by celebrated director Peter Sellars.

Nick will sing Schumann’s Myrtles, in a new English translation by Jeremy Sams, with Harriet Burns and Christopher Glynn, accompanied by Poems and Readings by Kate Wakeling, as part of the 2024 Leeds Lieder Festival

Nick will sing in Handel’s Messiah at the Cadogan Hall in London with Vox Cordis, the Schola Cantorum of Ampleforth College and Aurum Vocale Instrumental Collective, conducted by Charlie Grace, in aid of the Charlie Waller Trust

Nick will sing the role of the Evangelist with the Stavanger Symphony Orchestra and Valen Vocal Ensemble, conducted by Masato Suzuki

Nick will sing Handel’s Messiah with the Flemish Radio Choir and Il Gardellino, conducted by Bart van Reyn

Nick will sing Bach’s Cantata no. 186a, Ärgre dich, O Seele, nicht, with The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, conducted by Steven Devine, as part of the OAE’s ongoing series, ‘Bach, the Universe and Everything’, where each concert is built around a Bach cantata and a talk from a guest scientific speaker.

Nick will sing Haydn’s The Creation with The Glyndebourne Chorus and Glyndebourne Sinfonia, conducted by James Henshaw

Nick will sing Handel’s Messiah with Christ Church Cathedral Choir and the Oxford Philharmonic, conducted by Steven Grahl.

Nick will perform Handel’s Messiah with the Choir of Queen’s College, Oxford, and the Academy of Ancient Music, conducted by Owen Rees.