.: TREVOR FINLAY :.

Happy to announce that gigs are already being booked for 2023. In the before times, we used to have to buy brand new calendars or planners – but I’ll take it. Stay motivated, my friends! More to come.

You could say I’m having a little too much fun. Doing these short videos have become a great outlet for creativity – as the saying goes, “If you’re not creating, you’re waiting.” Check them out on Facebook Reels, TikTok and/or YouTube Shorts! https://youtube.com/shorts/qVnOHhlTLwc

Back a few weeks ago, we took over the newly-renovated 2nd floor of Bootleggers Inn located on Broadway in downtown Nashville. We shot a video for POOR LUCILLE, off of the album “Get Into It”. The concept was simple – we show up to do a soundcheck before the doors open and the music conjures…

A brand new interview for the Nashville Voyager Magazine. Click here to read it!

I’m trying it out! It’s always good to have outlets for creativity, and I like doing videos, so come join me and let’s have some fun! Search for @TrevorPlaysGuitar

“Little Miss” aka song #4 from the album “Sum Of Its Parts” is out now! It’s available to stream everywhere and the first video is up on Facebook and YouTube! The song was written by Larry Mccoy and I – it’s a ripper! Here are the links for you to add, follow, like, share, help…

I’m very happy to say that the third installment from the album “Sum Of Its Parts” is out now! You can see the video below (please do!) and you can add it on your favorite streaming services like Amazon, AppleMusic/iTunes, Spotify and YouTubeMusic just to name a few. Enjoy! The fourth installment comes out in…

THE FROG & THE SCORPION is the third installment from the new album, and both the video and the song drop everywhere on Tuesday, Oct. 19 2021. If you don’t want to wait that long (I know I don’t), tune in to my #MondayFunday livestream on Monday Oct. 18th at 5pm Eastern/2pm Pacific and I’ll…

The newest tune is out everywhere you stream music! Here are a few links – SPOTIFY AppleMusic/iTunes: YouTube Music And speaking of YouTube, here’s the video!

My way of making music hasn’t changed, but the delivery method sure has. I’m ‘my first recordings were on cassette’ years old. Instead of dropping a whole album all at once, I’ll be releasing a song at a time on streaming services like Spotify, AppleMusic, YouTube Music, etc. My reason for doing this is simple…