Amy Miller emerged as a standout talent in the comedy world after her exceptional performance on Season 9 of "Last Comic Standing." Roseanne Barr praised her as “a star” and cited her as a “contender for next alpha female comedian,” while Keenen Ivory Wayans highlighted one of her routines as having one of the “fiercest jokes he had ever heard.” Amy has made her mark across the nation, performing in comedy clubs and at festivals, sharing the stage with renowned headliners such as Norm Macdonald, Arsenio Hall, and even singer Ryan Adams. Her comedic versatility and unique voice have been widely recognized, contributing to her growing reputation in the industry. Her comedy can also be discovered through various other platforms. She has been a voice on a number of celebrated shows and podcasts, including Doug Loves Movies, the Bennington Show, Put Your Hands Together, All Fantasy Everything, and NPR. Additionally, her presence on Viceland's "Flophouse" has introduced her to a wider audience. Amy's debut comedy album, "Solid Gold," released in 2016 on Kill Rock Stars, resonated deeply within the comedy community, earning the distinction of being named one of the Top Ten comedy albums of the year by The Interrobang. Her work continues to receive acclaim, cementing her as an influential figure in stand-up comedy.