Nick is a pianist and vocalist since the tender age of ten. He studied at Julliard School of Music, where he graced the stage as a guest soloist with both the NBC Opera Company and the Philadelphia Orchestra. In his early teens, Nick established his own weekly radio program, showcasing live performances from his quintet. Throughout the 1970s, Nick collaborated with esteemed musical figures such as Roy Clark, Alan King, Perry Como, Bob Hope, and Jack Benny while serving as a member of the renowned Doodletown Pipers. Notably, during this period, his group’s three albums, collectively titled “100% Whole Wheat,” achieved national radio prominence and received critical acclaim in Billboard Magazine. He has toured and played at many world-renowned venues and restaurants.

Nick Peper’s extensive repertoire spans over five decades, encompassing a diverse range of genres such as Classic Jazz, Swing, Standards, Latin, Blues, R&B, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s Rock ’n’ Roll.