Leroy Miller

Blues, classic rock sensation Leroy Miller has worked on countless recordings for music's brightest stars like John Mayer, Macy Gray and Smash Mouth.  Leroy has toured all over the world as a supporting act for bands such as Aerosmith and the Dave Mathews Band.  He has played venues ranging from The Whiskey A Go-Go in Hollywood to Webster Hall in Manhattan as well as arenas like the PNC Bank Arts Center in NJ and the Molsen Amphitheater in Toronto Canada.

His humble beginning started doing shows at The Roxy in Hollywood eventually landing his band Hog a record deal with Geffen Records releasing "Nothing Sacred" produced by Mike Frasier known for his work with Aerosmith and AC/DC.  He then signed a deal with Hollywood Records as a solo artist where he co-produced his self titled album "Leroy" with Grammy award winning producer Rob Cavallo mixed by Jack Joseph Puig.

Leroy's music has been licensed numerous times in film and TV most notably Scrubs on NBC and Arrested Development on Fox and Netflix.  The big screen in Hollywood has also used his music as main and end titles in films like Black Sheep starring Chris Farley and David Spade and Driven starring Sylvester Stallone.  He has been receiving air play all over the world. His song "Get A Job" was the #1 most added song in the US for 4 straight weeks on rock radio.  YouTube views for his song "Good Time" has gathered over 10 million views and counting.

In 2020, Leroy’s guitar playing was featured in the final scene of the “Bill and Ted Face The Music” movie. Leroy is currently gearing up to hit the road so be sure to check his touring schedule for future shows. If you have ever seen him perform live you will walk away thinking what the great Leon Russell was quoted saying... "Leroy's a badass".