Trevor Wilson

* 2020
* 1995

**Trevor Wilson** (born March 16, 1978), also known as **Bobby Shaw,** is a recurring character on *Julie and the Phantoms*. He is portrayed by Steve Bacic (Trevor) and Taylor Kare (Bobby).

## Biography

### Early Life

Born on March 16, 1978, in Los Feliz, California. Bobby at some point was a part of the band **Sunset Curve**, along with Luke, Alex and Reggie. On July 22, 1995, the band was scheduled to perform at the Orpheum, when Luke, Reggie, and Alex died of food poisoning from hot dogs.

He was the lone survivor of that night, because he refused to get hot dogs with the rest of the boys. Instead, he stopped to talk to a woman named Rose, with the claim that he doesn't eat hot dogs because he was a vegetarian - a claim refuted by Luke, who says that he had a hamburger earlier that day.

Sometime after the other boys of Sunset Curve died, Bobby changed his name to Trevor Wilson and recorded a lot of the music Luke wrote for the band. While we don't know for sure if he never credited them professionally, Julie said that he never mentioned them.

He became super successful and famous off his stealing of **Sunset Curve's** music, which resulted in achieving sales of many platinum records. He owns a mansion and a helicopter with his face on it.

### Season One

After Alex, Reggie and Luke died and woke up in 2020, it was assumed that Bobby "grew old" and moved on, like everyone else the boys knew.

The band discovers that Bobby is actually Trevor Wilson, the father of Julie's rival Carrie Wilson, when Luke plays the guitar riffs to what Julie recognizes to be one of the songs that Trevor claimed was his own. Mentioned "Trevor Wilson" songs that were never performed in the show include "Get Lost," "Long Weekend," "Crooked Teeth," and "My Name is Luke."

Luke was the most angry about the used songs and supposed lack of credit. Reggie and Alex, while also angry about the lack of mention, were more focused on the large amount of success and wealth he accrued.

Trevor is practicing meditation before being haunted by the boys. He expresses shock at seeing his old name "Bobby" in the shower mirror. He is quick to escape his mansion (with a short parting word to his daughter) by helicopter, mentioning that an emergency therapy session will solve his current problem.

Trevor watches a YouTube video over Carrie's shoulder that features the Julie and the Phantoms garage concert where they performed *Edge of Great*. Trevor, familiar with Julie through his daughter's past friendship with her, appeared to be impressed by the music and by the fact that she will be performing at the Orpheum before he took a closer look at the band. He expresses his shock at seeing his deceased bandmates playing as "holograms" and declares that him and Carrie will be attending the performance as well.

As declared, Trevor and Carrie attend the band's performance at The Orpheum. He is shocked at seeing his former, previously dead, band mates perform right before his eyes.

## Background

### Personality

He is the first to speak after they practice *Now or Never*, encouraging the boys by saying that they had played well. He is shown playing with his bandmates in the garage during Unsaid Emily, meaning he was close enough to witness a vulnerable moment. He is shown to be much quieter than the rest of the band.

As Trevor, we see that he seems like your typical rockstar. He wears shades in doors, and a leather jacket. Trevor is shown to frequently meditate, and goes to therapy. (I Got the Music)

Trevor seems to be supportive and affectionate with his daughter Carrie, exemplified by his willingness to pay for Dirty Candy expenses and his declaration of "only love" to her in *Stand Tall*.

### Appearance

Bobby has medium-length dark brown hair and brown eyes. He is seen wearing mostly black, stripes, and bright red suspenders. He wears leather cuffs on both wrists and a silver necklace. As Trevor, his hair has grown to shoulder length. He wears tracksuits, leather jackets, and sunglasses. He wears a blue and white kimono for meditation, and a wooden beaded necklace, with the same silver necklace as he did when he was younger.

## Relationships

### Friends

* Rose Molina
* Grace Moreno
* Luke Patterson (formerly)
* Reggie Peters (formerly)
* Alex Mercer (formerly)

## Trivia

* Bobby was the rhythm guitarist for **Sunset Curve.**
* He went on to have a very successful music career as Trevor Wilson.
* In Now or Never, Bobby falsely claims to be a vegetarian.
* In his house, there is a guitar in a display case, which may be the same guitar played by Luke during the Now or Never performance.
* Music that is known to be stolen as stated in I Got the Music:
	+ *Get Lost*
	+ *Long Weekend*
	+ *Crooked Teeth*
	+ *My Name is Luke*
* Grace Moreno had a love-hate relationship with his early music (written by Luke)
	+ In a flashback, we get to see a fight between him and Grace about Bobby recording old *Sunset Curve* songs
* Julie states Trevor's early music (written by Luke) was very good, and that he "introduced [her] to rock", but his later work was less successful and never as good.
* In *I Got the Music it was revealed that his real name is “Bobby” and he later changed his name to “Trevor”.*
* When Julie looked up Trevor on her laptop in I Got the Music his biography says he was born on March 16, 1978 in Los Feliz, California.
	+ Though he grew up in Sherman Oaks with Luke Patterson
* Bobby goes to therapy and meditates.