Trevor Exter, Guy Capecelatro III, and Jim Rioux
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Friday, September 18 | Doors 7:00 PM / Show 7:30 PM
Trevor Exter, Guy Capecelatro III, and Jim Rioux
@ The Button Factory Stage
Trevor Exter
Trevor Exter is an award-winning singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose music blends Americana, folk, roots rock, and soulful storytelling into a sound that is both timeless and deeply personal. Originally from New York and now based on the West Coast, Trevor has spent decades touring, writing, and collaborating with some of the country’s finest musicians, including performing with Steve Kimock’s Crazy Engine.
Known for his warm stage presence, exceptional musicianship, and thoughtful songwriting, Trevor’s live performances create an intimate connection with audiences whether performing solo or with a band. His songs balance rich melodies, honest lyrics, and masterful guitar work, drawing listeners into stories that feel both personal and universal.
Trevor’s music is equally at home in listening rooms, theaters, breweries, and community venues where audiences come to discover great songwriting and memorable live performances.
Guy Capecelatro III
Jim Rioux
Jim Rioux is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. After many years of
collaborative work, he released his first proper solo album Darlings of the soil in
2016; two years later he released yes I will Yes—both with Burst and Bloom
Records. In 2021, he collaborated with Jolie Holland on the single “Some Kind of
Ghost”. In addition to releasing his third album The Hook with Burst and Bloom in
2023, he collaborated with Chris Cote on the EP Mercury. Jim has played drums in
many bands and is currently a member of The Pomeroys and Summer the Winter,
among other projects. He is the co-founder, with Guy Capecelatro III, of Pale
Wallace, an indie rock band that has made an album every year for the past
thirteen years as part of the RPM Challenge. He is author of two books of poems,
Fistfuls of the Invisible from Penhallow Press and Too Close to Be So Far Away
from Burst and Bloom Press. Jim lives in Kittery, ME with his wife Amanda and
their dog Jimbo and teaches creative writing at the University of New Hampshire.
Tickets are $10 Online and $15 at the door.
Trevor Exter, Guy Capecelatro III, and Jim Rioux
@ The Button Factory Stage
Trevor Exter
Trevor Exter is an award-winning singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose music blends Americana, folk, roots rock, and soulful storytelling into a sound that is both timeless and deeply personal. Originally from New York and now based on the West Coast, Trevor has spent decades touring, writing, and collaborating with some of the country’s finest musicians, including performing with Steve Kimock’s Crazy Engine.
Known for his warm stage presence, exceptional musicianship, and thoughtful songwriting, Trevor’s live performances create an intimate connection with audiences whether performing solo or with a band. His songs balance rich melodies, honest lyrics, and masterful guitar work, drawing listeners into stories that feel both personal and universal.
Trevor’s music is equally at home in listening rooms, theaters, breweries, and community venues where audiences come to discover great songwriting and memorable live performances.
Guy Capecelatro III
Jim Rioux
Jim Rioux is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. After many years of
collaborative work, he released his first proper solo album Darlings of the soil in
2016; two years later he released yes I will Yes—both with Burst and Bloom
Records. In 2021, he collaborated with Jolie Holland on the single “Some Kind of
Ghost”. In addition to releasing his third album The Hook with Burst and Bloom in
2023, he collaborated with Chris Cote on the EP Mercury. Jim has played drums in
many bands and is currently a member of The Pomeroys and Summer the Winter,
among other projects. He is the co-founder, with Guy Capecelatro III, of Pale
Wallace, an indie rock band that has made an album every year for the past
thirteen years as part of the RPM Challenge. He is author of two books of poems,
Fistfuls of the Invisible from Penhallow Press and Too Close to Be So Far Away
from Burst and Bloom Press. Jim lives in Kittery, ME with his wife Amanda and
their dog Jimbo and teaches creative writing at the University of New Hampshire.
Tickets are $10 Online and $15 at the door.
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