Alex Miller

Rising Country star Alex Miller isn’t pondering life after college graduation or a future foray into the work force. Instead, the 6’ 6” singer/songwriter from rural Lancaster, Kentucky is referring to this year as “Alex 2.0” and has just released his new EP, MY DADDY'S DAD. It is a record dedicated to his grandfather GB Miller. Touring steadily on ever-larger stages and at prestigious venues and opening for high-profile acts has been a major part of that growth. Responsibilities to his band and fans, working with a well-known producer, crafting songs with hit writers, and exposure to alternate genres and new artists have all played a part in the process. “I’m working to better myself and my music,” Alex says. “I’m not walking away from the core of me or the type of music I want to make. That will always be Country … ain’t nothin’ gonna change about that.”

Following his departure from American Idol, Season 19 in 2021, Alex immediately secured management, signed with Nashville-based Billy Jam Records, and released his well-received debut album, MILLER TIME, shortly thereafter. The disc generated three high-impact singles: “I’m Over You, So Get Over Me,” “Don’t Let The Barn Door Hit Ya,” and “Through With You.” His "COUNTRY" hits, “Puttin' Up Hay” and “Girl, I Know A Guy," and "When God Made The South," have become favorites among those who see him perform. The new project MY DADDY'S DAD has 5 great songs for all lovers of Country Music.