Derek “Mo" Moore - bass, vocals (1969-1978, 2002-2003, 2019 -) Ron Howden - drums, percussion, backing vocals (1969-1978, 2003-2016, 2019 -) Ryche Chlanda - guitars, lead vocals (1978, 2019 -) Randy Dembo - bass, bass pedals, acoustic guitar, backing vocals (2003-2006, 2019 - ) Kendall Scott - keyboards (2019 -) Mick Brockett - special effects, lights and lyrics (1969-1977, 2002, 2019 -) Nektar's contribution over the last 49 years has quite rightly earned them their place in any 'Progressive Rock Hall of Fame'. But the band is much more than a 'Prog Legend', the Nektar brand of innovative composition, performance and visuals is simply unique. Nektar's history appeared to have been written when they finally split in the early eighties. Despite attempts to re-kindle the flame, the Nektar light, it seemed, was out . . . until that is, the year 2000. The new millennium saw the long awaited reunion tour of the classic line up, to rave reviews and fantastic receptions. The light we thought was out, had in fact been kept aglow - by loyal fans across the globe. Sixteen years on and the family has grown a little, but the classic Nektar spirit is still very much alive, building on the band's rediscovered popularity. The Nektar family is determined to continue bringing Nektar music to you around the world.

Born on the 25th of November 1978, I entered the world in the general hospital of Burnley, Lancashire, England. As a young child my parents soon found that I had far too much energy and, in an attempt to tire me out, decided to send me to gymnastics lessons! Apparently one characteristic of an only child (that’s me) is that they tend to throw all their energy into one thing… so it was that I became obsessed with gymnastics; entering competitions, reading books, choosing the subject whenever I had to do a school project and eventually going to training sessions 4 days a week. At around the age of 7, whilst still a gymnast, I expressed an interest in playing the guitar – my dad had always played and we would often sing songs together. My parents bought me a child-sized nylon strung acoustic guitar for Christmas and I started taking classical guitar lessons.