- Aggie Miller has signed with High Road Touring for worldwide live booking representation, excluding Europe and the UK, with Al Marano serving as her agent.
- Miller released her self-titled debut album in March 2024 and followed it with the single "North Star" in May 2025, with a new EP now in the pipeline.
- Prior to this signing, Miller had no formal booking agency on record, operating independently throughout her early career.
- High Road Touring has been on an active signing streak in 2026, recently adding Elliott Skinner to its roster earlier this year.
Aggie Miller, the New York-based singer-songwriter known for her lyrically sharp, genre-bending sound, has officially signed with High Road Touring for worldwide live booking representation, excluding Europe and the UK. Agent Al Marano will oversee her live touring and booking needs.
Miller arrives at the agency on the strength of a busy 2024–2025 run. Her self-titled debut album, a nine-track record written between ages 18 and 22, dropped in March 2024 to warm critical reception. She followed that up with the single “North Star” in May 2025, and a new EP is currently in the works.
Prior to this deal, Miller had been operating without formal booking representation, a bold move for an independent artist that clearly helped her build an audience on her own terms before stepping into an agency relationship.
High Road Touring, the Sausalito-founded agency launched by Frank Riley in 2001 with offices in Brooklyn and Austin, has been steadily expanding its roster in 2026.
The agency recently brought on Elliott Skinner, the Texas-raised folk-and-soul artist who spent years as a celebrated sideman before stepping out as a solo act. The agency also represents established names like Boz Scaggs, signaling its range across career stages.
Al Marano, who is based out of High Road’s Brooklyn office, brings an established indie roster to the table and is well-positioned to develop Miller’s North American live presence as she heads into what looks like her most active touring cycle yet.
Takeaways
Aggie Miller signing with High Road Touring is one of those moves that looks obvious in hindsight. She built real traction independently (a debut album, a follow-up single, and a growing fanbase) and now she’s pairing that momentum with one of indie music’s most artist-focused booking agencies.
The EU/UK carve-out is also worth watching; it suggests she may already have separate conversations happening abroad, or that this deal is structured with room to grow internationally.
For High Road Touring, Miller continues a clear pattern of investing early in artists with strong creative identities before they break wide. That’s the agency’s DNA.
With a new EP on the way, will Miller’s first major touring cycle push her into festival headliner conversations faster than expected? Given that Miller self-released her debut without agency backing, how will the structure of a formal booking deal change her artistic and business trajectory?
