Patricio Nicholson

Patricio Nicholson is an Argentine guitarist, composer, performer and instructor known for his work among acts such as Exceso, Estacion Babel and White Queen. He has worked as a session player with various artists. In 2019 he released his debut solo album. His most recent album, Sunset into Oblivion, was released October



An award-winning classical guitar player in his youth, Patricio, a Buenos Aires native, grew up in Miami during the eighties relocating to Buenos Aires early 1990. He began studying guitar in his early teens, incorporating influences from the rock & grunge scene of the late 80’s and early 90’s.



He began his path first with the classical guitar in 1991 under the tutelage of Felix Camara at the National Conservatory of La Lucila.

In 98 he enrolled at the EMC (School of Contemporary Music) and graduated as a professional musician in 2002, specializing in Composition and Arrangement a year later.

He was a founding member of the hard rock band Exceso during the latter part of the nineties, recording a debut called "Senderos & Venganzas", which was well received in the underground media.

Also a founding member of the progressive metal band White Queen, during the mid-2000’s, leaving the EP A Portrait in Time, released in 2007. During 2010 up to 2019 he was the lead guitarist of the rock/pop band Estacion Babel, recording the album Revolucion en 33.

As a producer he has participated in the musical production of the bands Pasos Perdidos and Redemption I.

Patricio currently works as a private teacher, as well as a professor at the EMC in the areas of harmony, ear training, ensemble and guitar.