Allison Miller: In Our Veins - Rivers and Social Change Tickets

Allison Miller is a dynamic force in modern jazz, renowned for her expressive drumming and innovative compositions. A three-time U.S. State Department Jazz Ambassador, Miller has shaped conversations about music and social change on stages around the world. Her work blends acute rhythm with lyrical storytelling, connecting audiences to environmental justice, community resilience, and artistic collaboration. On stage, she leads ensembles that push boundaries while staying rooted in swing, groove, and improvisational dialogue.

Her River In Our Veins project is a 12-song cycle celebrating rivers and environmental justice, released in 2023 on Royal Potato Family. Born of a commission by the Lake Placid Center for the Arts with support from the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, the work situates water as a life-giving force and a call to action. Miller’s discography spans 2005–2025, including leader and co-leader albums like 5am Stroll, Glitter Wolf, Rivers In Our Veins, and Arboresque.

As a performer, Miller remains active with diverse projects such as Boom Tic Boom, Arboresque, and collaborations with the UNT One O’Clock Lab Band. Her 2025 calendar includes high-profile engagements at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, the Savannah Music Festival, and the Mondavi Center hosting Boom Tic Boom. Whether leading a big band or performing with intimate ensembles, Miller’s work reflects a commitment to artistry, community, and environmental advocacy.

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