Justine Hugo Miller

Miller in 1965.

Justine Rosie Phoenix Hugo Ravenwood Bluebell Miller Jones (born January 10, 1933) is a Cowellan singer and songwriter since 1951. She originally became a television presenter since 1938 to 1951.

She originally hosted in a singing contest television show called "Cowellan Bandstand", but was picked to be the winner, and quits the show to make her own band "Justine & The All-Star Band" in March 1951. In the beginning of the Justine & The All-Star Band shows, she jumps out from behind the curtains, and says "**HELLO, EVERYBODYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!**", and she charges towards the audience.

## Family

### Parents

* Josephine Miller (born January 23, 1891) (mother)
* Matthew Miller (born October 13, 1893) (father)

### Children

* Carrie Miller (born August 17, 1965) (daughter)
* Rosalina Miller (born April 18, 1969) (daughter)
* Richard Miller (born January 29, 1974) (son)
* Steve Miller (born October 29, 1977) (son)

### Grandchildren

* Donna Miller (born April 13, 1995) (granddaughter)
* Marcel Miller (born June 27, 1998) (grandson)
* George Miller (born February 27, 2001) (grandson)
* Crystal Miller (born September 11, 2003) (granddaughter)
* Maggie Miller (born February 28, 2006) (granddaughter)

### Great-Grandchildren

* Mikey Miller (born April 25, 2020) (great-grandson)
* Joanna Miller (born April 25, 2020) (great-granddaughter)
* Jayden Miller (born June 10, 2023) (great-grandson)

### Relatives

* Anthony Miller (born January 29, 1925) (brother)
* Janelle Miller (born February 14, 1929) (sister)
* John Miller (born April 18, 1932) (brother)
* Joannah Miller (born April 15, 1933) (sister)
* Robert Miller (born June 23, 1965) (nephew)
* Shawn Miller (born February 14, 1969) (nephew)
* Eleanor Miller (born May 9, 1970) (niece)
* Alex Jamey (born September 28, 1932) (spouse)
* Rosie Jamey (born April 5, 1944) (sister-in-law)
* Bill Jamey (born March 8, 1947) (brother-in-law)
* Luke Jamey (born January 25, 1973) (Rosalina Miller's spouse)
* Carl Lunt (born July 12, 1975) (nephew-in-law)
* Eleanor Lunt (born March 2, 1976) (niece-in-law)
* Sean Moran (born April 15, 1978) (son-in-law)
* Sachi Moran (born July 9, 1980) (daughter-in-law)
* Ebony Lunt (born June 29, 2005) (grandniece-in-law)
* Bruce Lunt (born August 13, 2007) (grandnephew-in-law)
* Xavier Moran (born September 11, 2010) (grandson-in-law)
* Lily Moran (born May 11, 2013) (grandson-in-law)

## Bio

Justine Hugo Miller was born in Emerald City, Cowell on January 10, 1933 to Matthew Miller and Josephine Miller, the members of Josephine Miller & The All-Star Band.

In 1937, Justine Hugo Miller, when she was 4-years-old, announced to thousands of people listening to the radio that she wanted to be a television presenter and became a host of Cowellan Bandstand in 1942.

In 1949, Miller met her first love interest, Alex Miller (born Alex Jamey) and they were married in 1959, 10 years later.

In the television show "Cowellan Bandstand", her mother, Josephine and her band played "Bad Romance", "This Is How We Do It" and "Sugar, We’re Going Down". The Judges rejected the band because the band don't have enough money to perform. Justine started raging at the judges because she wanted them to perform and win at the Bandstand, but the judges picked Justine Hugo Miller to be the winner of the contest.

In March 1951, Miller created her own band, "Justine & The All-Star Band".

In June to September 1985, Miller took a break from touring with her band to make George D.W. Walken film "The Agent War" which was not released until February 1998.

In February 25, 2006, Miller suffered in a gunshot at the end of the Justine & The All-Star Band concert and was sent to the hospital by mother, Josephine Miller to get a full recovery. The cause of the gunshot was Carl Murray.

In February 4, 2020, Miller, on her own YouTube video, announced COVID-19 is coming to Cowell and everyone has to stay home, wash their hands and keep safe.

In October 2022, Miller and her band performed Gangsta’s Paradise to dedicate to the American rapper Coolio.

## Discography

### Studio albums

#### Justine and the All-Star Band discography

1. *Justine & The All-Star Band* (June 22, 1955)
2. *Bohemian Rhapsody* (April 6, 1957)
3. *Universal Queen* (May 7, 1962)
4. *Twistin' The Night Away* (January 30, 1965)
5. *Think Respect* (May 30, 1969)
6. *Karate Master* (March 7, 1971)
7. *Looking For A Clue* (January 26, 1972)
8. *Spy Clue* (February 13, 1978)
9. *Freedom Spray* (January 18, 1981)
10. *It's Me!* (October 8, 1985)
11. *Madame Mousey* (May 25, 1994)
12. *Pompeii* (May 30, 1998)
13. *Baby Rosie* (April 30, 2001)
14. *Batty* (February 13, 2005)
15. *All Systems Are Go!* (April 2, 2009)
16. *Brumby* (February 23, 2014)
17. *This Is It* (March 7, 2019)
18. *Just The Beginning* (April 29, 2022)
19. *Finger Mouse* (January 19, 2023)
20. *Quiet Whispers* (January 27, 2025)

## Filmography

### Concerts, Specials and Appearances

1. Carols on Heroes Island - EBN (1951-present)
2. Justine and the All-Star Band in Concert (1957)
3. The Sunday Morning Live Show Starring Jamie Franklin - Guest (1962-1987)
4. The Emerald City Palace - Guest (1968)
5. 53rd Emerald City Film Festival - Performer (1969)
6. It's Lulu - Guest - BBC (1971)
7. Justine and the All-Star Band in Sydney, Australia - ABC TV (1972)
8. Justine and the All-Star Band in London, UK - BBC TV (1974)
9. Justine and the All-Star Band Live in Tokyo, Japan - NHK General TV (1979)
10. Justine and the All-Star Band Live in Singapore - Channel 5 (1980)
11. Cowellan Bandstand - Guest (1981, 2006)
12. Soul Train - Performer - EBN (1982-1985)
13. 46th CRIA Awards - Performer (1994)

### As an actress

1. The Bill (April 7, 1939) - Elizabeth Jones
2. The Strongest Wolf (June 10, 1954) - Tsang Ka Yin
3. The Girl Who Changed With The Seasons (August 7, 1956) - Georgia
4. The Land from Jupiter (July 24, 1959) - Lucia the Astronaut
5. Halo: Combat Evolved (May 5, 1965) - Carol Rawley
6. Universal Queen (August 6, 1965) - Theme Singer
7. Outrun (August 22, 1966) - Joanie
8. This Is It (February 20, 1972) - Herself (With Justine and the All-Star Band)
9. Red Dead Redemption (May 29, 1983) - Bonnie MacFarlane
10. Two Tales from Kemser (March 12, 1990) - Emily
11. The Agent War (February 6, 1998) - Rosie Jacobson
12. Red Dead Redemption 2 (May 23, 2001) - Abigail Marston
13. Atlantis (May 30, 2012) - Gwen Levin
14. Super Bomberman R (June 30, 2018) - Karaoke Bomber
15. I Was Built That Way (January 5, 2020) - Angelica Dicaprio
16. Super Bomberman R 2 (June 15, 2023) - Karaoke Bomber

### As a television presenter

1. Don’t Be Cheeky! (1938-1941): Presenter
2. Cowellan Bandstand (1942-1951): Presenter

## Live performances

### With Justine and the All-Star Band

1. *Early Tours* (August 30, 1951–September 7, 1956)
2. *Bohemian Rhapsody Tour* (December 13, 1956–December 31, 1961)
3. *Universal Queen Tour* (February 28, 1962–April 28, 1964)
4. *Twistin' The Night Away Tour* (January 13, 1965–July 30, 1970)
5. *Karate Master Tour* (December 28, 1970–August 12, 1971)
6. *Looking For A Clue Tour* (January 26, 1972–November 18, 1975)
7. *25th Anniversary Tour* (March 13, 1976–March 26, 1976)
8. *Fly in the Freedom Tour* (April 2, 1976–June 28, 1977)
9. *Spy Clue Tour* (September 30, 1977–December 30, 1979)
10. *Get Down On Your Feet Tour* (April 13, 1980–November 29, 1981)
11. *Freedom Spray Tour* (June 25, 1982–November 31, 1984)
12. *It's Me! Tour* (April 30, 1985–November 31, 1989)
13. *PEPCON Relief Concert* (July 7, 1988–July 13, 1988)
14. *Tantrums Tour* (February 12, 1990–November 25, 1993)
15. *Madame Mousey Tour* (January 30, 1994–April 30, 1998)
16. *Pompeii Tour* (August 8, 1998–October 4, 2001)
17. *50th Anniversary Tour* (March 16, 2001–March 26, 2001)
18. *Baby Rosie Tour* (June 7, 2002–October 6, 2004)
19. *Batty Tour* (October 26, 2004–December 25, 2005)
20. *The Chase Tour* (January 26, 2006–June 30, 2009)
21. *All Systems Are Go! Tour* (August 12, 2009–March 30, 2011)
22. *Love Train Tour* (May 6, 2011–August 8, 2013)
23. *Brumby Tour* (March 9, 2014–August 27, 2014)
24. *Bagpipes Tour* (June 4, 2015–August 4, 2016)
25. *What About Us? Tour* (March 10, 2017–April 25, 2019)
26. *This Is It Tour* (September 30, 2019–February 1, 2020)
27. *Bridge Over Troubled Water Tour* (June 1, 2020–April 29, 2022)
28. *70th Anniversary Tour* (March 17, 2021–March 26, 2021)
29. *Fly in the Freedom Tour* (May 7, 2022–September 8, 2022)
30. *Just The Beginning Tour* (September 28, 2022–February 15, 2023)
31. *Coolio Tribute Tour* (October 2, 2022–October 7, 2022)
32. *An All-Star Band Tour In The Dark* (March 13, 2023–March 29, 2023)
33. *Finger Mouse Tour* (April 13, 2023–May 30, 2025)
34. *Quiet Whispers Tour* (July 14, 2025–August 29, 2029) (planned)