The 6-piece Paula Boggs Band traverse jazz, bluegrass, blues, rock and Americana. They released debut album "A Buddha State of Mind" in 2010 and "Carnival of Miracles," produced by Grammy-winning Trina Shoemaker in 2015. Their sound is "Seattle-Brewed Soulgrass," the band performs nationally, has appeared on TV, performs on radio live in-studio and is the subject of several radio interviews, podcasts, blogs and articles. The band released a live EP of consciousness songs and album "Elixir, The Soulgrass Sessions, also produced by Shoemaker in 2017. Single "Benediction" from that album was released on the second anniversary of the Charleston, SC church murders in a live performance with Mother Emanuel AME Choir at Charleston Music Hall. Boggs was one of 5 Seattle area songwriters invited to participate in 2017's The Acoustic Guitar Project. One Guitar. One Week. One Song and wrote "Mistletoe and Shiny Guitars” which the band released as a single in 2018. Boggs received a 2018 Seattle Mayor’s Arts Award. The band is a Breedlove Guitars and Radial Engineering artist.


"Here is a group, lead by a consummate pro, that dared take Music to a wholly alternative place; and doing it with the traditional acoustic instruments of an era gone by...the perfect example of freedom of expression in Music. No labels, no niches, no fitting into standard spaces. Therein lies the creative genius of The Paula Boggs Band. Outstanding work!

Matthew Gillian, Retired Radio Broadcaster/Personality
Former Host of Opry Star Spotlight
650AM WSM, Nashville, TN