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09/04/2021: 7:30 PM @ Arrowhead Center for the Arts
Annie Mack
Annie Mack
Heralded by the Star Tribune as “Minnesota’s heir to the Mavis Staples throne," Annie Mack is powerfully riveting singer who writes and performs her own blend of blues, rock, country, and soul.
Raised in North Minneapolis in the 1980s, Mack grew up immersed in the sounds of the funk and soul-rich Twin Cities music scene. Inspired as a young adult by her mother’s love of music, she began singing and performing at local venues, where she soon earned a reputation as a powerhouse blues singer. Before long she gained acclaim on the Midwest bar circuit, followed by top North American festivals including the John Coltrane Jazz Festival and the Twin Cities Jazz Festival, and blues and jazz clubs such as Buddy Guy’s Legends and The Dakota.
Over the past eight years Mack has released three albums: Baptized in the Blues (2013), Tell It Like It Is (2017), and Testify (2021). She has the honor of being featured in the 2020 book 50 Women in the Blues, alongside Bessie Smith, Bonnie Raitt, Mavis Staples, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Ruthie Foster, and Janis Joplin.
Tickets are $15 general admission, for sale at www.tix.com (search "Arrowhead Center for the Arts") and at the box office night of show (starting at 6:30 pm).
**Please note: all audience members will be required to show their COVID-19 vaccination card or wear a mask (masks provided for those who forget one)
The Arrowhead Center for the Arts is located at 51 W. 5th St., Grand Marais, MN (east end of YMCA/Cook County Schools complex)
https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/tix/15/event/1232429
Raised in North Minneapolis in the 1980s, Mack grew up immersed in the sounds of the funk and soul-rich Twin Cities music scene. Inspired as a young adult by her mother’s love of music, she began singing and performing at local venues, where she soon earned a reputation as a powerhouse blues singer. Before long she gained acclaim on the Midwest bar circuit, followed by top North American festivals including the John Coltrane Jazz Festival and the Twin Cities Jazz Festival, and blues and jazz clubs such as Buddy Guy’s Legends and The Dakota.
Over the past eight years Mack has released three albums: Baptized in the Blues (2013), Tell It Like It Is (2017), and Testify (2021). She has the honor of being featured in the 2020 book 50 Women in the Blues, alongside Bessie Smith, Bonnie Raitt, Mavis Staples, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Ruthie Foster, and Janis Joplin.
Tickets are $15 general admission, for sale at www.tix.com (search "Arrowhead Center for the Arts") and at the box office night of show (starting at 6:30 pm).
**Please note: all audience members will be required to show their COVID-19 vaccination card or wear a mask (masks provided for those who forget one)
The Arrowhead Center for the Arts is located at 51 W. 5th St., Grand Marais, MN (east end of YMCA/Cook County Schools complex)
https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/tix/15/event/1232429
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