Magnolia Boulevard wear their influences proudly but believes their grounded Kentucky spirit is what truly sets them apart. When asked about the difference between their brand of Americana and that coming out of Nashville, Maggie explains, "I think it's authenticity."

Magnolia Boulevard is a band that should be on every country music fan’s radar.

Noelle quickly evolved into a fierce frontwoman, and the quintet has capitalized on its close relationship with PRS Guitars founder and CEO Paul Reed Smith, who helped to mix and master last year’s Things Are Gonna Change EP. The band has also shared stages with Blues Traveler, Marcus King, Neal Francis, North Mississippi Allstars and other top-tier acts.

Formed in Lexington, Kentucky, Magnolia Boulevard is a rapidly rising ensemble in the same vein as Tedeschi Trucks Band, Bonnie Raitt or Grace Potter. It’s southern rock and the Delta blues, all with a hearty helping of Americana and Appalachian soul. The act is fronted by Maggie Noelle, an absolutely mesmerizing singer, whose stage presence and vocal prowess immediately draws comparisons to Susan Tedeschi.