A native of Boise, Idaho, Jay William Miller has been writing and playing music since he was 16 years old. Heavily influenced by scenes of mountains, rivers, and rowdy small town Idaho, Jay writes songs about hard times and hard-core parties. Touring with his band he’s earned the description “sad boys that like to party” by offering some of the most dynamic live experiences Idado has to offer.

Jay William Miller sounds a little bit sad, a little bit western, and a lot of rock and roll. He’s not afraid to get loud and not afraid of a tender moment either. In his latest release “Reservoir”, Jay lays out lines of dealing with your emotions backed by a band that’s ready to rip as soon as they get the chance.

Influenced by artists like Nathaniel Rateliff, Noah Gundersen, and Willie Nelson, Jay also adds a unique perspective from one of the smallest states in the Union. Keep up with what life is like in the American West and with Jay's latest shows and releases on Instagram @therealjaymiller.