As one of the most successful electronic artists today, GRAMMY® Award-nominated producer, DJ, and musician ILLENIUM (born Nick Miller) brings new energy to dance music with his bold style. His wide-ranging sound, which blends dreamy electronic, smooth alternative, heavy dubstep, emotional indie, and pop-inspired bass music, has topped the U.S. charts, earned over 5 billion streams, and made the Denver-based artist stand out in a busy music scene. Now, Miller is returning to his roots with a new sound that showcases his love for strong guitar parts and mighty electronic rock.

After the worldwide success of Ashes and Awake, ILLENIUM finished his three-part album series in 2019, when the major label Astralwerks released the final album, Ascend. This significant achievement was celebrated with a sold-out, four-hour stadium show in Las Vegas, which Miller calls a life-changing moment.

His fourth album, Fallen Embers, was released in 2020 and features collaborations with friends such as Dabin, Said the Sky, SLANDER, Excision, Tori Kelly, iann dior, HALIENE, and Krewella. Miller also worked with Rock Mafia and Tom DeLonge (from Blink-182 and Angels and Airwaves), marking the start of a new chapter for him.

In fall 2021, ILLENIUM began a new phase with his single “Wouldn’t Change A Thing,” featuring the pop-punk band Thirty Seconds to Mars. The energetic and emotional song features Jared Leto on vocals. This marks a new, creative direction for ILLENIUM, who also worked with Sueco the Child and famous rapper Trippie Redd on his latest powerful, guitar-driven song, “Story of My Life”. Dedicated fans can look forward to hearing these new songs live at top festivals and famous venues in 2022. ILLENIUM offers a look at what’s on the horizon,