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CURRENT EVENTS OF THE ANNIE PERSUASION

Sat, Feb. 13th // 6 PM // Faith Ministries International // Denver, CO

Fri, Feb. 26th THE WINTER PALOOZA with SHEL and Mike Banta! // 7 PM // River Church Auditorium // Durango, CO

Sun, Feb. 28th // 7 PM // Living Word Ministries // King, NC

Wed, March 3rd // 7 PM // Youth Service // Lenoir, NC

Fri, March 5th // 7 PM // Open Mic at F. Futs // Lenoir, NC

Sat, March 6th // 7 PM // House Concert at the Kanagy House// Lenoir, NC

Sun, March 7th // Morning // Church Service // Lenoir, NC

Mon, March 8th and Tues, March 9th // during classes, 8am-3pm // Charis Bible College // Atlanta, GA

Fri, March 12th // 7 PM //Private Party// Lenoir, NC

Thurs, March 25th // 7:30 PM // The Swallow Hill Cafe// Denver, CO

 

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Above, you have a photograph of the Whithall Grand Prix, which was so lovingly and skillfully played by Eric Moon on my new album. That, in itself, is most interesting. This beautiful old contraption had to be taken apart, cleaned and tuned, and all of the "E" notes were mysteriously broken to play one octave higher than normal, which we decided not to fix. They did a bit of surgery on the poor thing, pulling out it's reverb ribbon and setting on a music stand. If you then so much as even touched the music stand, it would fill the room rumbling with reverberous thunder, which set me laughing uncontrollably every time. You will hear the infamous Whitehall Grand Prix, bellowing out in vintage glory on "Since You" from my new album, "June", to be realeased in September.

Read about the history of annie and her delectable tunes....click here for the bio

Annie's music is as diverse as it is charming, sweeping you away to sunny shores and European bistros with songs like "Creme de la Creme" and "Bribe me with London", and then diving deep into the heart with songs like "Woe to the Woman" and "I'm Sorry."

Born to a family of very successful musicians, Annie grew up between a music and art-saturated home and a tour bus. Guitars and pastels took the place of Barbie, and of that she is eternally grateful. Annie began writing songs and performing at the age of five. She spent much of her time backstage at her parents' concerts, imagining magical worlds, napping in guitar cases, and playing with plastic dinosaurs. Since then she has become a great fan of leg warmers, and has developed an uncanny magnetization towards ice creme. All of this comes out in her music and produces a lovely blend of old and new, sunny and soulful, unique and classic.

Her songs, scribbled with undertones of humor, wit, and relevance, have taken her everywhere from mega-churches to mining town bars. With with no real marketing until recently, she receives hundreds of online hits each day, and has a steadily growing fan base. Annie's candid songs and demeanor have been connecting her with people and audiences from all over the the country and the world, building her a strong loyal fan base. She credits her purpose and inspiration to write to her fans, and hopes to inspire them in return. She has sold thousands of CDs, and people from across the globe are in love with Annie's music, and charmed by her outstanding performances.

This summer, Annie recorded her newest album, "June", and eclectic, pop/rock collection new original songs, which was realeased on September 11th, and is available for purchase on CDBaby.com, and on iTunes.