"Some poor souls go a lifetime without ever figuring out what they want to do with their lives. Bill Moore, on the other hand, is barely out of his teens and already has an artistic path figured out involving music, filmmaking and folklore, and that’s just to start."
​-David Menconi 
Bill Moore is a Chapel Hill-based guitarist, folk musician and singer-songwriter. He writes and performs a diverse array of music deeply rooted in the traditions of his home state of North Carolina. With influences ranging from Bob Dylan to Bob Wills and from Charley Patton to Charlie Poole, Bill covers a wide range of styles including Piedmont blues, old-time, ragtime, swing, vaudeville blues and rockabilly. His original work blends these old styles in new ways and realizes them within the Carolina fingerstyle guitar tradition of artists like Reverend Gary Davis and Elizabeth Cotten. Bill is currently pursuing undergraduate degrees in music and American studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.