The Taylors have been honored to perform live on many of Nashville's legendary stages including WSM Radio (home of the Grand Ole Opry) and The Country Music Hall of Fame, as well as live TV performances on RFD-TV 's 615 Hideaway, and ‘The Huckabee Show’ (Governor Mike Huckabee) featuring Paula Jo, as one of ‘Huck’s Heroes.’

 

Paula Jo doesn’t let her age, her bout with cancer, or anything else slow her

down. Forrest Sanders of Nashville's WSMV-TV did a feature segment titled

after Amanda’s original song called, Plans Change, showcasing Paula Jo’s perseverance to continue playing throughout her breast cancer journey. The segment went on to earn Sanders an Emmy and the Taylors were honored

that he dedicated it to them. Paula Jo’s cancer journey was also featured on

their hometown Fort Wayne Indiana’s ABC affiliate WPTA-TV.

 

The Taylors have been featured in many well-known publications and have received rave reviews. Guitar World Magazine named Paula Jo as their pick

for one of the top 10 female guitarists with columnist Laura B. Whitmore,

Meilina Dalit and Tom Gilbert saying, "Check out the furious guitar stylings

of Paula Jo Taylor. This lady will smoke your head off!” A live video of Paula Jo representing Guitar World at the Nashville summer NAMM show, went viral on social media, garnering over 6 million views and being shared by Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx on his iheart radio stations. A fan review (Carol Large) in the Nashville Voyager Publication said, “Paula Jo is an inspiration to women and musicians

of all ages. I loved reading her story!”

 

The Taylors are talented actresses as well. They can be seen in the Acclaim

Films movie My Perfect Love, alongside well-known actors such as Sam Bass, Brie Burke and illusionist & Las Vegas headliner, Magic Murray Sawchuck.

 

The Taylors have had the honor of playing shows all over the country including

Las Vegas and continue to play weekly on Lower Broadway in Nashville’s

hottest tourist area.  Paula Jo and Amanda feel so blessed not only for all

of the opportunities they have experienced so far, but that they are able to

do it together and share the stage as mother and daughter. Martina Mcbride

told them, “there’s just something really really special about performing with

your parent,” and Heidi Gardner said “this is freaking special.”