Country traditionalist Alex Miller continues to push new boundaries with his new album, MORE COUNTRY THAN YOU, available tomorrow on Billy Jam Records. Still riding on the success of his highest-charting single to date, “Secondhand Smoke” (written by Alan Jackson/Jim McBride), Alex is seemingly everywhere – beaming out from print and broadcasting from radio and TV.

 

Today, he performed on WSM Radio & Circle Country TV’s “Coffee, Country & Cody Show,” and joined the Heart Of the Gulch podcast. Earlier this week, Miller appeared on “Today In Nashville” (WSMV-TV), The Josie Show, Country Minute, Americana Highways and Country Standard Time. Alex is featured on the April cover of Country Music People magazine.

 

The excitement surrounding the 10-track release has been building, and multiple songs from the album have already premiered on various outlets, including: People Magazine, American Songwriter, Country Evolution, Everything Nashville, Main Street Media.

MORE COUNTRY THAN YOU was produced by industry veteran Jerry Salley and is Miller’s fourth release for the label. MusicRow’s Robert K. Oermann notes, “This Kentucky wonder is wonderfully C-O-U-N-T-R-Y whenever and whatever he sings.”

 

Miller kicks off the spring touring season with shows that include:

April 17 – Denison, TX – Calhoun’s 2.0

April 25 – Tallahassee, FL - Word of [South] Festival (with Jerry Salley)

May 2 – Lancaster, KY – Grand Theatre

May 7 – Denton, NC – Denton Farm Fest

May 9 - Nevada, Iowa – Pizza Pie Looza (opening for Chris Cagle)

May 14 – Nashville, TN – The Troubadour Theater – ALBUM Celebration

May 29 – Manchester, KY – Clay County Days Festival

May 30 – Pennsboro, WV – Boston’s Farm

June 4 – Nashville, TN – CMA Fest FanFair X

June 6 – Ft. Payne, AL – The Pickin’ Post

June 13 – Hodgenville, KY – Lincoln Jamboree

June 19 – Loogootee, IN – Loogootee Summer Fest

June 20 – Bartonville, IL – tba

June 26 – Burlington, KY – Boone County Fair

June 27 – York, PA – Weiss Market Arena (Order of the Eastern Star)

 

“I’m never gonna run from who I am,” says Alex. “I’m country as cornbread. But I’m always trying new things and exploring what Country music means to me and sharing that with folks.”