been re-mastered and re-released in March 2012. In 2012, Kershaw was featured as the lead singer on a new recording of "The Lamia", originally recorded by Genesis for their 1974 album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, with Steve Hackett for the latter's Genesis Revisited II album. He is also featured as a guest performer on the same song on Hackett's Genesis Revisited: Live at Hammersmith CD and DVD, released November 2013. Kershaw performed a solo acoustic set at Fairport's Cropredy Convention in August 2013. He was on tour in the UK and Ireland in Autumn 2014. He continues to perform at 1980s revival events and festivals each year. In the latter part of 2015 he performed a 31-date tour of the UK, on a double bill with Go West, supported by Carol Decker. On 11 November 2016, Kershaw performed in Reykjavík, Iceland, together with the band Todmobile. He joined them after a short set of eight songs and played guitar in three Todmobile songs. In June 2020, Kershaw released an EP of six new songs, These Little Things. Oxymoron is Kershaw's most recent full studio album, which was released in October 2020. It features 16 songs, which were recorded at Abbey Road Studios. Personal life Nik Kershaw's first wife was Canadian Sheri Kershaw, herself a musician who featured on several of Kershaw's early albums. The couple married in July 1983, had three children together, and divorced in 2003. His second son was born with Down syndrome. Kershaw remarried in 2009 and has also had a child with his second wife Sarah. In 2019, Kershaw received an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Suffolk for his services to the music industry. Discography Human Racing (1984) The Riddle (1984) Radio Musicola (1986) The Works (1989) 15 Minutes (1998) To Be Frank (2001) You've Got to Laugh (2006) No Frills (acoustic) (2010) Ei8ht (2012) Oxymoron (2020) Collaborations 1985: "Nikita" by Elton John – Kershaw on electric guitar and backing vocals with George Michael. 1985: "Act of War" by Elton John – Kershaw on electric guitar 1991: Still by Tony Banks – Kershaw on lead vocals on "Red Day on Blue Street", "I Wanna Change the Score" and "The Final Curtain". "Red Day on Blue Street" and "I Wanna Change the Score" co-written by Banks and Kershaw. 1993: Duets by Elton John – "Old Friend" written by Kershaw. All instruments by Kershaw. Vocals