Coffeehouse Sessions featuring Jakob Miller

Coffeehouse Sessions is an intimate gathering where music, storytelling, and community come together for a cause. In partnership with Bongo Java and Createurs, this monthly series highlights Nashville’s vibrant creative community while supporting the mission of the Tennessee Innocence Project. Join us for a special morning featuring acclaimed singer-songwriter Jakob Miller in an acoustic performance and candid conversation. 

Beyond the music, Coffeehouse Sessions invites audiences to connect with the stories and experiences that shape creativity and community. Guests will enjoy live performances, artist insights, audience Q&A, and plenty of time to gather over coffee while learning more about the work of the Tennessee Innocence Project. 

Warm, welcoming, and intentionally intimate, Coffeehouse Sessions is designed to foster meaningful connection through art and purpose. Whether you’re a music lover, creative, or advocate for justice, you’ll leave inspired by the power of storytelling to bring people together and create lasting change. 

Date and time

Saturday, August 15th. 10:00AM – 12:00PM

Location

Createurs Nashville
305 14th Ave. N. Nashville, TN. 37203

About Createurs

Coffeehouse Sessions is hosted by Createurs, a Nashville-based content and sound studio built by artists, for artists. Founded in 2025 by Jackie Stevens, Kylie Morgan, and William Carnahan, Createurs was created from a shared belief that creativity should be accessible, collaborative, and supported by community. The studio provides creators of all kinds—including musicians, podcasters, influencers, athletes, and storytellers—with professional-grade spaces, equipment, and resources to bring their ideas to life without the barriers that can often limit creativity.

Featuring Jakob Miller

Long before becoming a recording artist, Los Angeles–born Jakob Miller spent more than a decade building his career in Nashville as a touring musician, bandleader, and songwriter. After hitting the road as a bassist at 18, he developed his craft as a songwriter, earning cuts with artists including Little Big Town, Elvie Shane, and Kameron Marlowe. Drawing from alternative pop, country, and Latin influences, he is now stepping into the spotlight as an artist, with his debut single set for release later this year. The event will feature an intimate 30-minute acoustic performance followed by a live Q&A exploring the stories, inspiration, and creative process behind Jakob’s music.

This gathering offers an opportunity to experience great music in an intimate setting while connecting with a cause that matters in our community. Join us for a morning of creativity, conversation, and a shared commitment to justice.