Bill ‘Birdsong’ Miller – Iconic 3-Time GRAMMY-Winning Voice of Native American Music and Storytelling | Two Night Residency | Sunday Matinee
Now a Two Night Residency!
THIS IS THE TICKETING PAGE FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29 • 4:30PM SHOW
Tickets for Saturday, November 28 are here: https://events.humanitix.com/bill-birdsong-miller-november-28-2026
Bill 'Birdsong' Miller
Bill 'Birdsong' Miller is an award-winning Native American recording artist, performer, songwriter, activist, painter, and world-class native flute player. Over the entirety of his career, Miller has produced over a dozen albums, received three GRAMMY® Awards, numerous Native American Music Association (NAMA) awards (including a “Lifetime Achievement” Award) and has performed on hundreds of stages from the New Orleans Jazz Festival to performing with the La Crosse Symphony Orchestra and much more. 2026 finds the living legend living life— stronger with a renewed focus on healing through song, art, and speaking — as he works on new music!

NOVEMBER IS NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH
Bill Miller is a celebrated Native American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and visual artist of Mohican heritage.
The Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians Tribal Government, History, and Resources: www.mohican.com
VISIT THE MUSEUM OF INDIAN CULTURE IN ALLENTOWN PA!
Founded in 1980, the Museum of Indian Culture is a unique, member-supported, volunteer-run nonprofit resource center dedicated to educating people of all ages about Native American cultures, particularly those of the Northeast, as well as Indigenous cultures throughout the Western Hemisphere. Its mission is to preserve and perpetuate the authentic histories and cultural heritage of Native American peoples—past, present, and future.
For more than 45 years, the museum has provided educational exhibits, programs, internships, and collaborative community events serving the greater Lehigh Valley and beyond. Its educational resources and programming have helped establish it as a leading center for Native American education in Eastern Pennsylvania.
An essential part of the museum’s mission is to foster reconciliation and collaboration with federally recognized Indigenous Nations, which participate in and contribute to the museum’s work in a variety of ways. Recognizing its responsibility as a Native American museum, the organization is committed to working in partnership with Native peoples to develop educational resources, community services, and opportunities for tribal engagement, with particular emphasis on the Indigenous Nations whose ancestral homelands include the region where the museum is located.
2825 Fish Hatchery Rd., Allentown
Hours: Friday thru Sunday, 10AM to 4PM
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity














