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Nikos Vertis: Greek laiko-pop singer

Nikos Vertis (Nikos Vertis) is the stage name of Nikolaos Arvanitidis, a Greek laiko-pop singer. He was born in 1976 in Gorinchem, Netherlands.

He is originally from the village of Galipsos, near Kavala. His parents are Argyris Arvanitidis and Morfoula.

At age six, he moved with his family to Thessaloniki, Greece. At age seven, he started playing the bouzouki, and at 15, he also began singing.

At age 16, he returned to the Netherlands for two years and studied at a technical high school there. He then returned to Greece for military service. After his discharge, he went back to singing. He began performing in small clubs in Thessaloniki and other places in the region of Macedonia.

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Nikos Vertis's albums: from his 2003 debut

Vertis's discography began in 2003. That year, he signed with Universal Music Greece and released his debut album, Poli Apotoma Vradiazei (It Gets Dark Quickly in the Evening). His tenth album was released in 2025. It included 19 tracks, most of them singles released since the previous album, “In Love.”

Albums released by Universal Music

Among the songs from his debut album that became radio hits were “Asteri Mou,” “An Feigeis,” and “San Trelos Se Agapao.” Peggy Zina sang two duets with him on the album, “Eimaste Horia” and “Hanomaste.” In 2003, Vertis won the Best New Artist award at the third Arion Music Awards.

The second album, Pame Psihi Mou (Come On, My Soul), was released in 2004 with songs by Giorgos Theofanous. “Pos Tolmas,” “Thimamai,” and “Se Mena” became radio hits.

In the summer of 2005, the single “Pes To Mou Ksana” (Tell Me Again) was released. It was certified platinum and won the award for best-selling Greek single of the year at the fifth Arion Music Awards.

The third album, Pos Perno Ta Vradia Monos (How I Spend the Evenings Alone), was released in December 2005. It was quickly certified platinum. Songs from it that became radio hits included “Poia Esu,” “Pos Na To Exigiso,” and “Den Se Niazei.”

The fourth album, Mono Gia Sena (Just for You), was released in 2007 with a bonus DVD. By February 2008, it had gone double platinum.

The fifth album, Ola Einai Edo (Everything Is Here), was released in 2009. It was later certified quadruple platinum.

Albums released after 2011

The sixth album, “Eimai Mazi Sou” (“I'm With You”), was released in 2011. It was certified platinum in 2012.

The seventh album, “Protaseis” (“Suggestions”), was released in 2013. It was produced by Cobalt Music, unlike his previous albums, all of which were produced by Universal Music. Vertis composed seven of its songs himself.

The eighth album, named after him, was released in 2015. In December 2017, the ninth album, “Erotasmenous” (“In Love”), was released.

Where did Vertis perform in Athens?

Vertis performed at several venues in Athens, including the Posidonio club. In 2004, he moved to Athens and began performing there.

Between 2003–2004, Vertis performed with Greek singer Peggy Zina at the Apollo club in Athens.

At Posidonio, some called him “the next great laiko singer.”

In 2007–2008, Vertis sang at Posidonio for the fourth consecutive year. Among those who appeared as guests on its final night were Antonis Remos, George Dalaras, and Antonis Vardis.

In April 2012, Vertis began performing at the Fantasia club in Athens.

When did Nikos Vertis perform in Israel?

Vertis performed in Israel as part of the world tour that began in October 2008. In 2016, Vertis performed a bilingual duet with Idan Raichel at Menora Mivtachim Arena in Tel Aviv.

הסיבוב של 2008 כלל באוסטרליה, בישראל, בארצות הברית, בקנדה ובאירופה. הוא הסתיים ב-2009 בהאמרסמית' אפולו (Hammersmith Apollo) בלונדון.

Which songs has Vertis performed with Israeli artists?

Vertis's ninth album, “Erotasmenous” (“In Love”), was released in 2017. The song that shares the album's title was composed by Idan Raichel for his song “Shiriyot Shel Hachayim.” At a performance in Tel Aviv, Vertis and Raichel performed a bilingual duet of both versions of the song.

In 2011, Vertis collaborated with singer Sarit Hadad. Together, they performed the duet “The Game of Life.”

FAQ

Is there currently a Nikos Vertis show open for booking?

No. He currently has no shows open for booking.

Where did Nikos Vertis perform in Tel Aviv?

At Menora Mivtachim Arena, in 2016. There, he performed a bilingual duet with Idan Raichel.

What is the connection between Nikos Vertis and Idan Raichel?

Vertis's ninth album, “Erotasmenous” (“In Love”), included a song with the same name, composed by Idan Raichel for his song “Shiriyot Shel Hachayim.” About a year earlier, in 2016, the two performed a bilingual duet of both versions of the song.

Which duet did Vertis perform with Sarit Hadad?

“The Game of Life.” In 2011, Vertis collaborated with Sarit Hadad.

Which clubs in Athens has Nikos Vertis performed at?

Including at Apollo Club, where he performed with Peggy Zina. From 2004, he performed at Posidonio. In 2012, he began performing at Fantasia.