At just 26 years old, Paulie Boy Blues is already making waves as one of the most exciting young names in modern blues and rock and roll. Hailing from Montgomery County, Maryland, this charismatic guitarist and singer has been lighting up stages across the East Coast of the United States, breaking into the Canadian scene, and now setting his sights once again on the UK.
“This will be my third UK appearance,” Paulie says with enthusiasm. “I’ve been touring up and down the East Coast, and now I’m bringing that same energy across the pond.”
Paulie fronts the psychedelic blues and rock outfit Back From The Dead, a U.S.-based band that has been captivating audiences with their fiery performances. His previous UK tour saw the group travel from the south of England all the way to Scotland in August 2025, earning strong word-of-mouth buzz and leaving crowds “buzzing,” as he puts it.
For this new run of shows, Paulie will perform with a British backing band, creating what he calls “a very unique and marketable arrangement.” He laughs as he adds, “As far as I know, the last time there was an American 26-year-old touring through the UK with two Brits, his name was Jimi Hendrix!”
Paulie’s love for the blues runs deep, and his achievements already speak volumes. “One of my greatest accomplishments was sharing the stage with Christone ‘Kingfish’ Ingram back in 2023,” he recalls. That performance further cemented his drive to push boundaries within the genre while keeping the roots of the music alive.
Recent singles ‘Early One Morning’ and ‘Chasing The Dragon’ showcase Paulie’s range — the latter being an original composition that captures his psychedelic edge while staying true to the blues tradition. Both tracks are available now on all major streaming platforms.
As he prepares for his next UK tour, Paulie Boy Blues is ready to deliver raw, passionate performances that bridge the gap between the classic and the contemporary. Whether fronting a full U.S. band or teaming up with new British collaborators, this young artist is proof that the spirit of rock and roll is still alive, loud, and unshakably global.
