Rhett Miller is an accomplished American musician and the frontman of the alternative country band Old 97's, alongside his successful career as a solo artist. Born Stewart Ransom Miller II on September 6, 1970, in Austin, Texas, he has carved out a niche for himself within the music industry with his distinctive voice and poetic songwriting style that blends elements of country, rock, and folk. Before finding fame with Old 97's, Miller honed his craft as a musician in various bands throughout his youth.

As a solo artist, Rhett Miller has released several albums that showcase his versatility and depth as a songwriter. Following the release of his debut solo album "Mythologies" in 1989, he continued to expand his discography with critically acclaimed records such as "The Instigator" and "The Believer." Throughout his career, Miller hasn't shied away from personal and introspective themes, often reflecting on love, loss, and the human condition, as evident in his more recent releases like "The Misfit" and "The Messenger." His work, both solo and with Old 97's, has cemented him as a significant figure in the alternative country and indie rock scenes. Rhett Miller's artistry continues to resonate with audiences, earning him a dedicated following keen on his evocative lyrics and melodic instincts.