The Whisky Priests
'The Whisky Priests' is a legendary folk-punk band founded and led by Gary and his twin brother Glenn in 1985 when they were eighteen years old. The band gained international cult status throughout the mid 1980's and 1990's, performing around 1500 concerts in 20 countries and releasing a number of critically-acclaimed albums worldwide.
Reflections on War
'Reflections on War' is Gary's debut solo album, as well as his first in collaboration with award-winning producer, musician, and songwriter Iain Petrie. It developed from a community arts project at York Art Gallery, as part of the Territories Project for York Museums Trust.
Gary Miller & Ralf Weihrauch
'Gary Miller & Ralf Weihrauch' was a collaboration in 2005 between Gary Miller and German accordionist Ralf Weihrauch. The duo released an album, 'Stand Fast, Stand Steady', and toured Europe.
Mad Dogs and Englishmen
'Mad Dogs and Englishmen' (2000-2002) was a collaboration between Gary, his twin brother Glenn (both of The Whisky Priests) and Joseph Porter (of Blyth Power). Running concurrently with both primary bands, the trio relased one album, 'Going Down with Alice', and performed several tours in the UK and Mainland Europe.