Gina B. Miller

Gina Miller breaks all the stereotypes of an emerging music artist. 

This established Registered Nurse, former Emergency Medical Technician, wife, and mother of two has grown into a music career based on over 2 decades of life experiences – some traumatic. It is these encounters and more that have driven and molded this small town Pennsylvania native into a blossoming Christian country music singer/songwriter.

Gina graduated from Bishop Shanahan High school in West Chester, PA in 1983. She completed a cardiovascular/peripheral vascular certification program at Eastern College/Bryn Mawr Hospital in 1995. She graduated from Brandywine School of Nursing/Immaculata University in 2004. 

Music and medicine have been mainstays in Gina’s life. As an EMT for nearly 30 years, she has held the hands of those dying and welcomed newborns into the world. She has performed at several Emergency Medical Services (EMS) memorial services across the country, including at several National EMS Memorial services. In 2008, Gina co-wrote a tribute single -Tree of Life - to acknowledge the unsung heroes of the EMS who died in the line of duty. 

While multiple serious injury motor vehicle accidents have yielded chronic pain and ongoing health issues, they haven’t stopped her from realizing a life-long dream to sing and perform. With influence from Linda Davis and Lady A plus a cross-over modern sound, Gina’s music is known by fans as inspirational, wholesome, comforting, and upbeat. In 2009, she debuted a country EP titled Faded Footprints. 

Further bolstering her music career, Gina’s first producer and co-songwriter John Stoecker was a big influence in her career until he passed away in 2013. She has also tutored under the mentoring artistry of Tim Sweeney, a popular independent music consultant who helped developed thousands of music artists before he passed in 2014. Gina also recorded at Tombstone Studio with Tom Harding  early on in her travels to Nashville. 

Gina also had the privilege of working with producer, co-writer and friend, Steve Walker until his untimely death in 2020 in a random act of violence. Steve and Gina had worked together on numerous projects, including: original lyrics, original music and songs, and music video production. Steve’s death was a big shock and devastating to Steve’s family and numerous  friends. 

Steve's, Tim's, and John's friendship and music partnerships with Gina will never be forgotten. 

Gina also records in Pennsylvania with her friend, co-writer, and bandmate, Dave Kurtz at Lifeline Music and Recording Services

Gina has shared the stage with 3 time Grammy award-winning and Texas Country Music Hall of Fame inductee, Linda Davis.  Linda has helped Gina with her S/P 101 workshops and the two have dueted together numerous times in Nashville and at Dollywood's Winter Music Festival. Gina has been honored to open for Linda at several events over the years. 

In 2015, Gina took an important step towards advancing her dream by signing with Nashville independent label Playback Records. The label’s legendary owner Jack Gale has produced more than 100 nationally charted records from an all-star list of country music legends such as Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, and several others. Under Gale’s direction, Gina recorded and released a four-song sophomore EP titled Angel from Montgomery. 

Gina continued her recording career with Pat Holt Productions, along with noted pianist Paul Hollowell and guitarist Chris Leuzinger. Gina has had the privilege of working with these astonishing musicians for many years. Gina recorded at Tombstone studio early on in her travels to Nashville. 

Gina is recording again with Tombstone Studio and Tom Harding. Tom has produced albums for artists like BB King, Etta James, Buddy Guy and Cissy Houston  as well as sound engineering for ZZ Top. Tom’s contributions to the music world are genuinely remarkable. Tom co-founded and transformed Tombstone studio into a hub for creativity. His studio has hosted renowned artists such as Pam Tillis, Brooks & Dunn and Burt Bacharach. Tombstone has been the birthplace of countless hits. 

In addition to performing at events and small venues around the country, Gina is an advocate for missing people as a regular performer on The Squeaky Wheel Tour®, an annual concert series produced by Jannel Rap in honor of her sister Gina who went missing in 2000. The GINA for Missing Persons FOUNDation raises awareness for people who vanish every year.  

Gina advocates for Toni Lee Sharpless, a young mother and fellow Nurse at Lancaster General Hospital that disappeared from Philadelphia in 2000. Although she has never been found, Gina continues to promote her story in the hopes that one day she will be returned to her loved ones. In 2011, Gina co-wrote Missing Piece, a tribute single to all the family members and friends of a missing person. In 2024, while on the tour, Gina and Yvone Perea wrote Where Are You to further the cause.  To date, the tour has helped to locate more than 600 missing men, women and children. Gina has performed as the lead vocalist in several bands over the years. 

Her current band – Gina Miller & Division Highway – performs in Lancaster, Chester, and Delaware Counties, PA.