Event Information

Amy Lavere + Will Sexton with Diane Gentile at 118 North

Sunday, November 23, 2025 

Doors @ 7:00 PM | Show @ 8:00 PM

21+ Unless Accompanied by Parent or Legal Guardian

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Tickets Include a Dinner Reservation + Guaranteed Table or Bar Seating

> Seating choice is first-come-first-served

> No additional reservations are necessary for this show

> This performance will be intimate, and we kindly ask all guests to keep conversation to a minimum and keep their voices quiet during the show

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About Amy LaVere

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Amy LaVere and husband Will Sexton have been music collaborators and touring companions for 11 years.  The quality of their craft, the miles traveled and their original catalog is ever growing. 

LaVere’s songwriting is pointed and clever with lyrics that are hard to shake. Once you hear her captivating voice, it will be forever instantly recognizable. 

Over the past three decades, Will Sexton has grown into a skilled musical polymath: an esteemed writer, producer, session player and solo artist with a string of acclaimed LPs to his credit. Sexton’s seasoned guitar playing and velvet vocals are a superb fit to LaVere’s distinctive talent and smooth, percussive upright bass prowess. Amy and Will are among the finest musical craftsmen and performers in the Americana genre. Their spellbinding show is incomparable, something you must see for yourself. 

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About Will Sexton

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- “Most of my life,” says Will Sexton, “I’ve complicated things musically. But, nowadays,  I have a different approach: it’s less cerebral, and more about gut and soul.”  

It’s been an evolution years in the making for revered guitarist/vocalist Sexton, who launched his career when he still in grade school. Now the towering Texan, nearing age 50, has brought this new philosophy to bear on his first solo record in a decade, Don’t Walk the Darkness.  

Along with older brother Charlie, the San Antonio-born Sexton was a musical prodigy who eventually moved to Austin, coming of age in the city’s hothouse environment. Playing with iconic Lone Star figures such as Doug Sahm, Joe Ely, Roky Erickson and Stevie Ray Vaughan, he scored a major label deal while still in his teens fronting Will and The Kill. 

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About Diane Gentile

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Diane Gentile sees her songs in her head before she hears them. Her songs are abstractions of life, brimming with sharp wordplay and juicy narratives. Diane & TheGentle Men’s latest, The Bad and the Beautiful, out September 15 on Velvet Elk Records, Diane Gentile sees her songs in her head before she hears them. Her songs are abstractions of life, brimming with sharp wordplay and juicy narratives. Diane & The Gentle Men’s latest, The Bad and the Beautiful, out September 15 on Velvet Elk Records, is a scrapbook of vignettes, featuring endearing but poetically flawed protagonists sketched with Diane’s literate flair and doused in classic NYC rock n’ roll swagger. The Bad and the Beautiful was produced by Diane with Merle Chornuk at Atomic Sound Studios with additional production by James Maddock, Jesse Malin, and Oscar Albeis Rodriguez. Diane’s songwriting is informed by artists and literary legends such as David Bowie, Lucinda Williams, The Rolling Stones, Henrik Ibsen and possibly, even William Shakespeare.  The distant lyrics of David Bowie, the honesty of Lucinda Williams, the danceability of the Rolling Stones, the realism of Henrick Ibsen, and the tragic drama of William Shakespeare are just some of the content that has shaped her creativity.  Her sensibility has been further rounded by the attitude and emotionality of punk rock - a culture she’s been intimately a part of for many years in New York City.  Diane is a fixture around town as a performer and a taste-making music professional.  Diane has previously release two albums and a single, and she has opened for artists such as Richard Lloyd (Television), Steve Wynn (Dream Syndicate), Jesse Malin, Tommy Stinson (The Replacements, Guns N’ Roses), Robert Gordon, James Maddock, Jason Darling, Laura Cantrell, Beechwood, and Joseph Arthur. Her videos have debuted on Rollingstone.com , and Diane’s single, “Motorcycle,” was awarded Little Steven’s “Coolest Song in the World” for his Underground Garage Sirius XM channel. “Motorcycle” was also supported by over 20 Triple A radio stations and 40 college radiostations in the U.S

Diane is a native New Yorker who grew up in Flushing, Queens in a musical family. Out of seven siblings, three became accomplished musicians, including gifted guitarist brother Eddie, and sister Elda who was a founding member of Max’s Kansas City mainstays The Stilettos, a launching pad for Blondie’s Debbie Harry. Diane wrote her first song when she was 10, and she continues to be a passionate prolific songwriter to this day. Sketched with Diane’s literate flair and doused in classic NYC rock n’ roll swagger, The ad and the Beautiful was produced by Diane with Merle Chornuk at Atomic Sound Studios with additional production by James Maddock, Jesse Malin, and Oscar Albeis Rodriguez.