Rhett Miller (of Old 97s)

Rhett Miller (of Old 97s) with Caleb Stine at The 8x10 Thursday, October 15, 2026 Doors: 7:00 PM | Show: 8:00 PM > 18+ | Valid Photo ID required for entry | Patrons age 18-20 will owe $5 additional cash cover at the door A bout Rhett Miller Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify Rhett Miller is a revered singer-songwriter known for his more than three decades fronting the popular rock band Old 97’s who were honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award during the 2025 Americana Awards at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium. After two independent releases, Miller and the 97’s signed to Elektra Records and released the critically acclaimed Too Far to Care. Their 13th studio album American Primitive was released on ATO Records in the spring of 2024. Between projects with the Old 97’s Miller has released eight solo albums, most recently 2025’s A lifetime of riding by night. In addition to his songwriting, Miller has branched out to write short stories, essays and articles that have been featured in Rolling Stone, Bookforum, Sports Illustrated, McSweeny’s, The Atlantic and Salon. He has also published two children’s books via Little Brown Young Readers. About Caleb Stine Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify Caleb Stine can guarantee he’s got a song just for you. The Colorado native plays over 130 shows a year, has opened for artists like Jason Isbell, Sierra Hull, and Los Lobos, and just released his fifteenth album of original music. Flying just below the mainstream radar, Stine attributes the city of Baltimore with his 20+ year music career. He keeps a grass-roots presence by frequenting small venues up and down the East Coast and passing on a rallying cry of hope to audiences both big and small. As Americana UK writes, ‘Stine’s upfront personality is seeking to make a personal connection with everyone in the venue.’ The songs from hi latest album ‘Nickels and Dimes’ are snapshots of his life these days as a working musician, new father and wanna-be cowboy – but there’s something there for everyone. At once accessible and intimate, the collection embodies one of Stine’s deeply held beliefs: “Just like each flower’s held up by a stem, everyone needs a song just for them.” Catch a Caleb Stine show and find one waiting for you.