Hazel Miller & The Collective

Hazel Miller is not just a great singer; "She is a force of nature!" quotes the Rocky Mountain News.  Her voice has been called "stunning, moving, and powerful."  Hazel has been a sought after performer in Colorado for more than three decades. The Hazel Miller Band was formed more than 2 decades ago.  Hazel Miller and the Collective renamed themselves in 2020.  The band performs an eclectic blend of Jazz, R&B, Blues, and original music.  The band’s music is designed to make the audience dance and sing along.  They play the music that excites and involves the listener.

​Ms. Miller will be performing some love songs for all you romatic's to dance to as well!

Ms. Miller toured with Big Head Todd and the Monsters for more than 5 years. They toured the  entire country with great response from audiences. Ms. Miller performs all over Colorado,  Kansas, South Dakota, Mississippi, New Mexico and Wyoming. Hazel Miller & The Collective have appeared many times at the historic Red Rocks Amphitheater as the headliner and as an opener. Ms. Miller has appeared as a special guest of Big Head Todd and the Monsters for more than 20  years.  Hazel Miller & the Collective has opened for Al Green, Herbie Hancock, James Brown, India Arie, Michael Mc  Donald, Gladys Knight and many, many others in venues all over the Colorado and the US.

Hazel Miller & The Collective has toured internationally, South Korea, Japan, Okinawa,Guatamala,Honduras, Germany,  Spain and Greece. The tours benefited our troups serving in these countries.

Ms. Miller’s music can be heard on many local radio stations KOA, KBCO, KUVO, KRFC, KOTO  and KCNU. Nationally, Sirius Radio and XM Radio are playing her music on the “Real Jazz”  and “B. B. King’s” Blues stations. Mark Ruffin, on “Real Jazz” XM Radio added Ms. Miller to the  lineup fall of 2010 and she continues to be a requested performer on radio stations nationally for  example: Martha’s Vineyard, Charlotte, Miami and Chicago. Ms. Miller sang on 6 tracks of the  hit 2014 CD Blues Masters 3. This CD featured Mickey Thomas from Jefferson Starship and  Tim Tucker, executive producer and lead guitarist on the CD. The reviews said this about Ms.  Miller’s vocal performance: “Miller’s vocals would rival Koko Taylor”.