Milan Miller

Milan Miller has a new single released today, one that is likely to continue his string of hit songs on the bluegrass charts. Walking Home To Wexford is a vocal collaboration between Miller and Tim O'Brien, on a song he wrote

Today also sees the release of a new radio single from Terry Baucom & the Dukes of Drive, another collaboration with hit songwriter Milan Miller. Every Road I Travel is a feel good song, perfect for a lovely early summer day,

It looks like Missy Armstrong is back, at least to the bluegrass radio world. The incandescent songbird has been a true bright light in the bluegrass world of late, appearing with the Michigan-based Detour for several years, before stepping aside

For their latest single, Melton & Miller Music has called upon the underutilized talents of bluegrass songstress Missy Armstrong. In it, she tells the story of a woman who spurns the advances of the allegorical brute who ended the lives

Milan Miller has been one of bluegrass music's most popular songwriters for some time now, having introduced classics into the repertoire like IIIrd Tyme Out's, Pretty Little Girl From Galax, and What'll I Do from Terry Baucom. He's had great success as a

What is it about coon hounds and bluegrass music? Jimmy Martin was known for his dedication to his hunting dogs, and Tom T Hall Hall memorialized one in his song, The Fastest Rabbit Dog in Carter County Today. The rural roots

Well... Thanksgiving is officially over, and the Black Friday shopping mania in full swing, so no one should feel badly about donning their Christmas sweaters and blasting the holiday music to the rafters. And it's in that spirit that Milan Miller

Milan Miller is more than just a hit bluegrass songwriter. Sure, he's composed chart toppers like Pretty Little Girl From Galax for IIIrd Tyme Out, and What'll I Do for Terry Baucom, but Miller is also a fine singer who

Rhonda Vincent and Gene Watson at the 2017 Milan Bluegrass Festival - photo © Bill Warren Friday at the 2017 Milan Bluegrass Festival was kicked off by Michigan Upper Peninsula’s own Chasin’ Steel. They trend to the more progressive side of

Perhaps the only thing better than enjoying live bluegrass by some of your favorite artists, is witnessing those artists perform in an intimate, magical setting with near perfect acoustics. This past weekend brought those elements together in a truly special