Saturday Nov 28th, 2026 @ 07:30 PM

Bill ‘Birdsong’ Miller – Iconic 3-Time GRAMMY-Winning Voice of Native American Music and Storytelling

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Ticket Price: $35.98 ADVANCE | $41.17 DAY OF SHOW

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Join us at Godfrey Daniels for an extraordinary evening with Bill ‘Birdsong’ Miller, a three-time GRAMMY-winning Native American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and master of the Native American flute to celebrate Native American Heritage Month. With a career spanning decades, Miller’s evocative storytelling and soul-stirring melodies have captivated audiences worldwide. From sharing stages with legends like Tori Amos and Eddie Vedder to his haunting flute work on Disney’s Pocahontas, Miller’s artistry is unmatched. Don’t miss this intimate night of music and inspiration at Bethlehem’s premier Live Music Listening Room—your backstage pass to a truly moving performance.


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


Bill ‘Birdsong’ Miller
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Bill 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!

Our Hall of Fame Artists are extraordinary — from Grammy winners to beloved trailblazers — whose artistry leaves an indelible mark on Godfrey Daniels and the wider world of music.

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