Trevor Thornton

Trevor Thornton, a Missouri native, was born and bred in the heart of music. His journey began in the recording studios and on the road, where he emerged as the charismatic frontman of the alternative rock band Flick. Between 1997 and 2004, Flick signed with Columbia Records and created two defining albums. "The Perfect Kellulight" in 1998, produced by Joe Baldridge. Butch Vig (known for Nirvana's "Nevermind"), hailed the record as a masterpiece in Rolling Stone. Their second album, "Iron Bottom Sound" in 2004, was crafted in the UK with producer Gil Norton, famed for his work with Foo Fighters, Pixies, and Jimmy Eat World.

Transitioning to Nashville in his 20s, Trevor honed his songwriting, music engineering, and production skills. His solo debut, "Man In The Moon," set to release on 10/06/23, promises to be a musical journey. The first single, "Easy," boasts a compelling Neil Young influence, while subsequent tracks pay homage to legends like Tom Petty and The Beatles. Trevor's unique style, coined as "psychedelic country," infuses each song with a distinctive, captivating charm.