NEWS & PRESS

Katie  will be performing at the Aspen Solo Flights Theater Festival this September in NASH - a one woman musical.

"Nash is Fleabag meets Waitress, with a charmingly unreliable narrator who takes us on an 80 -minute musical journey of redemption, as she returns to her small hometown in Missouri after Nashville’s music scene chews her up and spits her out. Affronted by the life she left behind, she must choose to risk it all for a last shot at her dream, or the safety of settling."

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Katie will star as “Girl” in ONCE with Opera Montana this January and February.

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Katie is a 2023 Kerrville New Folk Winner

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Katie’s album Calico was named the Best Singer/Songwriter Album of 2023 by the Indie Acoustic Project

ATWOOD MAGAZINE

MUSIC MECCA 

CALICO (LONELY LOVE), THIRD SINGLE FROM FORTHCOMING ALBUM CALICO, AVAILABLE NOW

BITTERSWEET, SECOND SINGLE FROM FORTHCOMING ALBUM CALICO, AVAILABLE NOW

OVER AGAIN, FIRST SINGLE FROM FORTHCOMING ALBUM CALICO, AVAILABLE NOW

"Katie Boeck is an American Songbird" - American Pancake 

"Katie Boeck writes tunes that just hit you differently." - Lefuturewave

"Beautiful, restrained folk" - Black Plastic 

“From her sultry, all-encompassing vocals to the way she weaves a story with her master lyricism,

‘Over Again’ is an on-repeat kind of track.” - The Honey Pop

“Boeck’s voice rings like a siren’s song of enchantment, pooling mystical production with modern
themes as “Over Again” descends on the relationships between time, the unexpected, and self-reflection. Timeless sound...transcendent songwriting" - Music Mecca

“Nashville singer/songwriter Katie Boeck accepts the past and owns her story in “Over Again,” a seductively smoldering, intimately empowering song with a stunningly mature perspective on life and an endlessly alluring groove.” - Atwood Magazine

“Bittersweet is...a stunning showcase of Katie’s incredible vocals and her ability to imbue her music with a deep sense of emotion and authenticity.” - Folk N Rock

“[‘Calico (Lonely Love)’] has that jazz-folk feel that we can find with Joni Mitchell and the later releases of David Crosby.” – Americana UK