Our Dinner At The Carleton series is always happy to welcome a new face, so we’re pleased to have Annapolis Valley singer/songwriter Zakary Miller take our stage to entertain you on Tuesday, April 21st. Music starts at 5 PM and, as always with this series, it’s FREE!

Zakary Miller’s songs reflect on a deeply Canadian identity. Both self loathing and loving, he’s crafted a sound he calls ‘Canadiana Swing’. Influences such as Stompin’ Tom, Bob Wills, Hank Williams and Rex Griffin shine through in his songwriting and sound, keeping a tradition of old time music alive while integrating his own introspective, silly outlook on life. Country, jazz and jugband music all intersect in a Zakary Miller set.

His band The Yodelayhee Few, is always full of musicians he feels can translate the silliness that he believes should be an important part of  music. Currently working on his third and fourth albums simultaneously produced and recorded in the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia; while playing everywhere he can, you’re sure to hear Zakary Miller yodelling in a town near you.