Hoots & Annie

The Music… well that's where personality meets talent! Great music with a ‘Countrified Twist’  along with warm, and sincere fun on stage, this group delivers something more than just an ordinary group of folks playing songs from the past in shorts and tee-shirts. From incorporating backdrop staging, professional sound systems with pro engineers, lighting and special features, the band can step it up in the most professional of venues or come to provide a low-key casual intimate performance. Electrified or Acoustic, Hoots & Annie can accommodate client requests for both. Instrumentation is Acoustic Guitars, Banjo, Mandolin, Harmonica, Keyboards or Piano (if available), Bass and Cajon or Drums. Musicians can simplify or bring it all along! Also available, are choices of a small compact intimate sound system, a medium sized Bose system for events up to 200 folks or a larger scale system with coverage for a hometown size festival. From their years of performing nationally, these entertainers understand a true professional performance and it shows from point of contact through the end of an engagement. Three part harmony with male and female lead vocals on the hits, this group will turn heads and have you singing along all with their years of professional show business know-how. Fairs, festivals, corporate functions, wineries, grand openings, private parties, city events… this group will not let you down!

 

These players won the GigMasters Best of 2018 award and consistently hold the 'Top Performer award' on GigSalad. A few career highlights includes a fundraiser for the Parasol Foundation with some of the top music industry professionals including Michael Bolton, Stu Cook, Pat Boone and Paul Williams, a fundraiser for Joni and Friends, a national organization that helps reach out to people affected by disability, opening for Air Supply at the Cherry Festival in 2010 in Southern California, as well as sharing the stage with along with Alan Parsons in 2012.

Wow that girl can SING. “It’s all about the vocals isn’t it.” - Greg Kihn, SJ Rock Hall of Fame, KFOX radio.