Even when he’s singing about robbing castles or sinning, Steve Miller’s songs contain a sense of meticulous control. Maybe it’s due to the harmonies. Or how tight the guitars are. Or the groove. Or the musicality. Or … well, we could keep on hypothesizing, but the results are always the same: Miller has an uncanny sonic ability to honor the […]

Thanks to the Badgers and Corey Pompey and the University of Wisconsin Marching Band for a great game! Cheers, Steve Miller

As a youngster, Steve Miller had the best music teachers you could ever ask for. I mean, Les Paul and T-Bone Walker? Are you kidding? That’s like the ultimate fairy tale for a guitar-crazed kid in the 20th century. “I grew up in a family where music was on all the time,” stresses the 78-year-old […]

What a wonderful night! Thank you to the Songwriters Hall of Fame for this great honor and congratulations to all my fellow inductees.

RIP Jim Seals So long pal, thanks for all the beautiful music. – Steve

Proud to be a part of the Marshall Fire Benefit. 100% of proceeds will support disaster survivors of the Marshall Fire, which broke out on Dec 31, 2021 and destroyed more than 1000 homes. You can see all the performances here. marshallfirebenefit.veeps.com Please consider donating.

Happy to announce that I’m now part of the Les Paul Advisory Council. Les was my friend, my god-father and an innovator who changed the face of music and I’m proud to be able to help the Les Paul Foundation continue his legacy. Check out the official Les Paul website for more information on this […]

“To Sam Lay, a great Chicago Blues Drummer and member of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band. Fare Thee Well Sam, you were the backbone of one of the greatest Chicago Blues Bands, a true friend, a gentleman… and you made the world a better place.”

Happy Holidays! Cheer up with Steve Miller! Listen to Steve’s Cheer Up playlist on Spotify. https://stevemillerband.lnk.to/CheerUpPlaylist2021

A great opinion piece by Jody Arnhold, Wynton Marsalis, Misty Copeland and Russell Ganet on the importance of funding arts education.  Read the full article here: https://www.nydailynews.com/

Tuesday, July 13, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum premieres a new episode of their online series “Live at the Hall,” featuring an interview with Steve. Their online exhibition “Dylan, Cash, and the Nashville Cats: A New Music City” talks about the late ’60s and early ’70s in Nashville, and includes Steve Miller […]