Mikel Miller may live in the Yukon and sing of vanishing lifestyles, but his music reflects the eternal strength and character of the working man. Mikel was born in Ontario and moved to the Yukon in the 1980’s. His music is classified as Country/Folk. He performs mainly just with his guitar, and weaves a memorable musical experience laced with country that is responsive, reflective yet invigorating. He is a balladeer whose haunting songs about ghost towns and chasing your dreams hits a chord with his adventurous souls in the audience. He sings about railroads, cowboys and hobo’s along with all his other material. Traces of vagabonds, trains and highways run through Mikel’s repertoire.

He has played in coffee houses and clubs from Montreal to Regina and from P.E.I. to Alaska. Mikel has several LP’s & CD’s to his credit, with his latest released in 1999, a 15 song collection, entitled, Rounders’ Road. Some song titles are: Hand In The Game-My Sweet Alberta Home-Between The Bourbon And The Rain-Leah’s Song-No More Trains and many more.

Miller sings his own material as well as adapting to his own style the writings of such people as Townes Van Zandt and Jerry Jeff Walker. These days we find Mikel hitting the road once again, playing the clubs, coffeehouses and festivals across Canada. The road is where Mikel feels the most calm, feeling and hearing the wheels roll him along, traveling this vast country, writing and performing along the way to him it’s the best way.

For further information/bookings contact Mikel Miller at the address below:

Box 31467

Whitehorse, Yukon

Y1A 6K8

Phone (867)668-2894

Notes: The Profile picture of Mikel was taken with musicians Marg Tatam and Amanda Leslie by Eric Semanus, a musician. The girls play music with Mikel in the Yukon.

Notes as of April 1/02:

Mikel will be releasing a new Album in April 2002, entitled, All Roads , an acoustic/country CD. It features songs by Townws Van Zandt, Norm Hacking Fred Eaglesmith. He plans to tour Eastern Canada this coming fall including Ontario.