Adam Miller & Friends

Adam Miller - Guitar

Mitch Cairns - Bass

Lachy Doley - Hammond Organ

Nic Cecire - Drums

Based out of Newcastle Australia, Adam Miller is one of the most regarded players on the international solo guitar scene and seen him named as of the 25 Players Who Are Changing Guitar by Australian Guitar Magazine. His most recent album 'Shifting Units' showcases his versatility as both a guitarist and composer, presented in a double album form – ‘Shifting Units – With Friends’ and ‘Shifting Units – Solo'' - it features the same original compositions essentially recorded twice. Pegheadnation.com described it as 'really great, not just for the jaw-dropping solo guitar stuff, but also for some totally badass band material, where Adam seems to channel some kind of Charlie Hunter/ Bill Frisell hybrid'

For his first Foundry 616 show, he brings his friends & some of Australia's finest musicians along for the ride. Mitch Cairns on Bass (Russell Morris, Leo Sayer, Joe Robinson), Lachy Doley on Hammond Organ (Jimmy Barnes, Powderfinger, Ian Moss), & Nic Cecire on Drums (everyone!).

'Aproaching his guitar as if each of its six strings were a seperate instrument, fingerstyle guitarist Adam Miller is a groove machine, creating a sound that invites comparisons to Tuck Andress and Charile Hunter' (Acoustic Guitar Magazine). It’s this talent that has seen him play with Les Paul, Tommy Emmanuel, Martin Taylor, Matt Schofield, Charlie Hunter, Adam Levy, Tomo Fujita, Tony McManus, Jim Black, Ben Gillies (Silverchair), and the list continues....

Australian Fingerstyle Champion (2002), Miller has played an array of International & National festivals including the Montreal Jazz Festival, Australian Blues Festival, A Day On The Green, Jazz In The Vines, and the Woodstock, Melbourne, and Adelaide International Guitar Festivals. He is a regular artist at NAMM (Los Angeles & Nashville) and Musikmesse (Germany) shows where he plays for some of the world’s most respected guitar companies and luthiers. He has also done two tours to Afghanistan performing for the Australian & Allied Forces.

Miller has featured in magazines such as Guitar Player, Acoustic Guitar, Premier Guitar, Acoustic UK, Australian Guitar, and Australian Musician. In 2013 his album "Delayed" was named in the Top 10 Albums of 2012 by the US Acoustic Guitar Magazine. He was also named on of the Top 25 Future Legends in Australian Guitar Magazine. In 2010 Miller was named Guitarist Deserving Wider Recognition by US based magazine, Guitar International