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Jacob Miller and The Bridge City Crooners bring a distinctive slice of Portland’s musical heritage to life with Pacific Ragtime, a fusion of old jazz, ragtime, jug-band swing, and country blues, reimagined for contemporary audiences. Formed in 2012 in Portland, Oregon—the city nicknamed the Bridge City—the group built a following with intimate live performances and standout festival appearances. While the project is no longer active and there are no confirmed 2025 tour dates, the catalog remains a compelling snapshot of a unique sound that captured the neighborhood and festival scenes of the Pacific Northwest.

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Below you’ll find an engaging biography, highlights from the discography, and a look at notable past performances. We’ve got you covered with reliable, easy access to official social links and a straightforward approach to exploring Jacob Miller and The Bridge City Crooners’ legacy.

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Biography at a glance: Portland-born, 2012 formation, Bridge City Crooners crafted a signature style that blends old-world jazz and ragtime with jug-band swing and country blues. The project’s music drew attention at Northwest Folklife Festival (2013) and earned media visibility through a Spin That Record video premiere featured by Vortex Music Magazine. The group released a concise discography from 2013 to 2016, including a 2017 single, Changin'.

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Discography highlights (most recent first): Pacific Ragtime (2016), Modern Man Sessions (2015), A Love Like This (2014), Jacob Miller and the Bridge City Crooners (2013). A 2017 single, Changin', extended the project’s exploratory sound outside full-length albums.

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Recent activity: While there are no confirmed 2025 tour dates and the group is not currently active, the recorded work remains a meaningful entry in Pacific Northwest indie/folk-jazz history. For fans or researchers, the Bandcamp pages link to official social profiles, with connections to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, along with an official band site containing bios and social links.

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Explore the legacy, revisit the releases, and secure access to the band’s timeless recordings through official channels and archives linked below.

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Quick Facts About Jacob Miller and The Bridge City Crooners

  • Origin: Portland, Oregon; formed in 2012; named after Portland's nickname 'Bridge City'.
  • Genre/style: Pacific Ragtime – a mix of old jazz, ragtime, jug-band swing, and country blues with contemporary reinterpretations.
  • Discography (albums, most recent first): Pacific Ragtime (2016); Modern Man Sessions (2015); A Love Like This (2014); Jacob Miller and the Bridge City Crooners (2013).
  • Single: Changin' (2017).
  • Major appearances/coverage: Northwest Folklife Festival 2013; Spin That Record video premiere covered by Vortex Music Magazine.
  • Social media presence: Bandcamp pages reference Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter; a band site link and social links are shown on bios.

The records

Jacob Miller and The Bridge City Crooners Discography

  • Pacific Ragtime
    2016 · Self Released
  • Modern Man Sessions
    2015 · Self Released
  • A Love Like This
    2014 · Self Released
  • Jacob Miller and the Bridge City Crooners
    2013 · Self Released

The hits

Top Jacob Miller and The Bridge City Crooners Songs

  • Changin'
    2017 · N/A

Biography at a glance: Portland-born, 2012 formation, Bridge City Crooners crafted a signature style that blends old-world jazz and ragtime with jug-band swing and country blues. The project’s music drew attention at Northwest Folklife Festival (2013) and earned media visibility through a Spin That Record video premiere featured by Vortex Music Magazine. The group released a concise discography from 2013 to 2016, including a 2017 single, Changin'.

Discography highlights (most recent first): Pacific Ragtime (2016), Modern Man Sessions (2015), A Love Like This (2014), Jacob Miller and the Bridge City Crooners (2013). A 2017 single, Changin', extended the project’s exploratory sound outside full-length albums.

Recent activity: While there are no confirmed 2025 tour dates and the group is not currently active, the recorded work remains a meaningful entry in Pacific Northwest indie/folk-jazz history. For fans or researchers, the Bandcamp pages link to official social profiles, with connections to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, along with an official band site containing bios and social links.

Explore the legacy, revisit the releases, and secure access to the band’s timeless recordings through official channels and archives linked below.

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