Scott Miller & The Commonwealth

Scott Miller & The Commonwealth is a dynamic musical collective led by the talented singer, songwriter, and guitarist Scott Miller. Known for blending elements of folk, rock, and traditional Southern sounds, their music often reflects Miller's roots and experiences. Scott Miller first gained recognition in the 1990s with the band The V-Roys, which was the first act signed to Steve Earle's E-Squared Records. After The V-Roys disbanded in 1999, Miller formed Scott Miller & The Commonwealth, which has since become a notable presence in the music scene. Their albums, such as "For Crying Out Loud," showcase a unique blend of craftsmanship and artistic talent, resonating with fans and critics alike.

Miller's personal life and educational background, including his degree in American history from William & Mary, have significantly influenced his lyrics, which often explore themes of family, history, and geography. His music career has been marked by collaborations and performances that have solidified his place in the music industry. Recently, Miller has continued to craft new music while exploring uncharted themes, maintaining a strong connection to his Appalachian roots and Americana foundations.