ODYSSEY came out on February 6, 2026: nineteen tracks on Republic Records, a little over an hour, with Ellie Goulding, Kid Cudi, Bastille, Ryan Tedder, Zeds Dead and Bring Me The Horizon all on it. Nick Miller marked the release with a show at Pier 80 Warehouse in San Francisco and played the new songs before most people had heard them. It's a brighter, more melodic record than the ones before it, and DJ Life Mag pointed to Avicii and Calvin Harris as the touchstones.
San Francisco is a fair place to launch it from. Miller was living there around 2009 when house and trance pulled him into electronic music, after high school years making tracks in GarageBand and listening mostly to pop-punk and rock. A move to Colorado dropped him into its bass scene. He self-released an EP in 2013, made his major-label debut in 2016, and built the catalog around a phoenix: Ashes, Awake, Ascend, then Fallen Embers, the 2021 album that got him his first Grammy nod, for Best Dance/Electronic Music Album.
The shows grew with the records. Trilogy, three sets covering his whole catalog, opened at Allegiant Stadium in 2021, billed as the first time an EDM act headlined its own football stadium, then moved to Empower Field in Denver and to two nights at SoFi Stadium in February 2024. ODYSSEY got a nine-night residency at Sphere Las Vegas across March and April 2026, a hero's-journey storyline running across the dome and live strings brought in for "Lonely."