Boston concert-goers are in for a treat as Annie Brobst and Raelyn Nelson kick off their "Weed, Wine & Whiskey" tour in the city. Known for their country tunes with a rock edge, the duo is set to deliver a high-energy performance that promises to deliver a night to remember.

Meanwhile, fans of indie rock will want to check out Annie Taylor's debut single, "Love Is Blind." The quartet's music is a blend of pop, grunge, and psychedelia, and their debut release in 2020 has put them on an upward trajectory toward success. Those interested in following their journey can connect with them on Twitter and Instagram.

For those who prefer a bit of history, take a look back at the life of Annie Oakley. The famed markswoman helped support her family by participating in shooting competitions and even joined Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West show, where she performed for most of the next 17 years. Despite her success, Annie remained frugal and gave generously to orphan charities. She passed away in 1926, just 18 days before her husband Frank Butler.

On the entertainment front, Annie Mac Presents offers a DJ set format that has taken the UK by storm. Headed by Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac, the event brings together music lovers of all genres. Those interested in attending can find tickets available at various events across the country, including an upcoming Escapism June Boat Party.

Overall, fans of live entertainment have plenty of options to choose from when it comes to Annie-related news. Whether you prefer country, indie rock, history, or EDM, there's something for everyone.

Annie History

Annie has been a beloved character in American culture for the past 90 years. Originally appearing in the comic strip "Little Orphan Annie" in 1924, her story has been adapted into various forms of media, including film, television, and of course, live theater events.

The first stage adaptation of "Annie" premiered on Broadway in 1977, with music by Charles Strouse and lyrics by Martin Charnin. The show received critical acclaim and went on to win seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical. It also spawned numerous international productions, and the original Broadway cast album sold millions of copies.

Since then, "Annie" has been revived on Broadway three times, in 1997, 2012, and most recently in 2014. The 2012 production starred Jane Lynch as Miss Hannigan, and the 2014 revival was notable for its diverse casting, featuring the first African-American actress to play the role of Annie on Broadway.

In addition to Broadway, "Annie" has been performed in countless regional and community theater productions, making it a popular choice for schools and youth theaters. The show's themes of optimism, hope, and perseverance appeal to audiences of all ages, and its catchy tunes have become beloved staples of musical theater.

For those looking to attend a live production of "Annie," there are a variety of ticket options available. On Broadway, tickets can be purchased through the official website, or through third-party sellers such as StubHub or Ticketmaster. Depending on the production and seating location, ticket prices can range from $50 to $200 or more.

For those living outside of New York, "Annie" may come to a local theater, either as a touring production or a regional theater production. These tickets can often be purchased through the theater's official website or at the box office, and prices may vary based on location and demand.

One way to potentially save money on "Annie" tickets is to look for discount codes or special promotions. Many theater companies offer student or military discounts, as well as group rates for those attending with a large party. It's also worth checking websites such as Groupon or Goldstar for discounted tickets to "Annie" performances.

Attending a live theater production of "Annie" is a memorable experience for both children and adults. The show's catchy songs, lovable characters, and heartwarming story are sure to leave a lasting impression. With a variety of ticket options available, there's no reason not to catch this beloved musical on stage.