Robert Miller

Although his career was only six years long and he began at age sixteen and passed before his prime, Buddy Holly influenced Rhythm & Blues, Pop and Rock and Roll as much as any performer. His superb vocals, playing and songwriting were matched by his authentic, boyish style. For a young man Buddy was extremely experimental, quirky and made it hip to be square and dress nerdy. Six decades later everyone, young and old, can recognize the unique sound and style. Robert Miller has the stuttering, clean voice, overdubbing Fender Strata-caster, hyper, pubescent moves, bowtie and trademark glasses. His Buddy Holly Tribute interprets those amazing melodies magically. With or without The Crickets backing him, Robert can put on a show pounding out timeless hits like That’ll Be The Day, Peggy Sue, Rave On, It Doesn’t Matter Anymore, Oh Boy, Everyday, Maybe Baby and more.