Stu Miller

Whether singing intimately to a quiet room of rapt listeners or tearing the walls off an arena with his guitar playing, Stu Miller is a musician who does it all. With decades of performing experience & thousands of shows under his belt, Stu is as comfortable in studio & on stage as most people are in their living room. His shows are high energy, funny, and sonically masterful. And his songs are much like the Colorado weather. There’s something for everyone. A full time professional musician, Stu performs almost 200 dates a year, teaches music full time, and if you don’t find him on stage or in the classroom, he’s in the studio writing and recording. So keep your eyes & ears open. There’s constant creation going on. And it’s something you’re going to want to hear. Thanks for listening. Some Venue’s Performed: Red Rocks - Morrison, CO. Paramount Theater - Denver, CO. Gothic Theater - Denver, CO. Bluebird Theater - Denver, CO. Marquis Theater - Denver, CO. Summit Music Hall - Denver, CO. Oriental Theater - Denver, CO. Mid America Center - Council Bluffs, IA. 12th & Porter - Nashville, TN. The Listening Room - Nashville, TN. The Red Rooster - Nashville, TN. Whiskey A Go Go - Los Angeles, CA. Viper Room - Los Angeles, CA. U-31 - San Diego, CA. Flanagans - Park City, UT. Thirsty Nickel - Austin, TX. Bash Riprocks - Lubbock, TX. Some Acts Performed With: Joan Jett & The Blackhearts. Pat Benetar & Neil Giraldo. Berlin (featuring Terri Nunn). Willy Porter. Cowboy Mouth. Freddy Jones Band. "Stu's guitar playing is nothing short of masterful. The way he plays with a mostly pop rock style, peppering his notes with some seriously good country, and blues licks brings a new flavor to each and every song. Incorporating slide and lighting fast finger work as well as down home country picking, his style is something not often seen and can best be described as genre blending." - Tom Walsh, Denver Live Music Examiner Freddy Jones Band Tracksuit Wedding Kory Brunson Band New solo EP "Don't Die Wondering" OUT NOW! http://apple.co/2nB0hcm