Trevor Finlay Returns With Bold New Blues-Rock Single ‘Shut The Hell Up’

Nashville blues-rock artist Trevor Finlay is back with a powerful new single, “Shut The Hell Up,” the latest release from his upcoming seventh studio album.

Released on June 5, the track delivers a loud, guitar-driven blend of sharp wit, swagger, and honest storytelling. Built around a message many people can relate to, the song reminds listeners that sometimes the smartest thing to say is nothing at all.

With his signature blues-rock sound, Trevor approaches the topic with humor, self-awareness, and the kind of energy that was made to be played at full volume.

“Shut The Hell Up” was co-written by Trevor Finlay and Emmy Award-nominated songwriter Ray Barnette, while production was handled by Trevor alongside Michael Klooster of Smash Mouth.

Trevor Finlay has built an impressive career spanning more than three decades. During that time, he has shared the stage with legendary artists including James Brown, Buddy Guy, Johnny Winter, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, Chris Isaak, and Charlie Daniels. His energetic live performances have earned him a reputation as one of Nashville’s most exciting blues-rock artists.

His music has also reached television audiences through placements on popular series such as CBS’s All Rise and ABC’s Stumptown.

Music critics have praised Trevor’s distinctive style over the years. Drum Media once described his sound as “a little Muddy Waters with a little David Lee Roth,” highlighting the unique blend of classic blues influences and high-energy rock that defines his music.

With “Shut The Hell Up,” Trevor Finlay continues to showcase his authentic songwriting, powerful musicianship, and unmistakable blues-rock attitude as fans eagerly await the release of his seventh studio album.

You can connect with Trevor Finlay through site trevorfinlay.com and Instagram @trevorplaysguitar