Annie Minogue

Annie Minogue is an American singer, songwriter, and musician originally from New York City, best known as the lead vocalist and frontwoman of the Annie Minogue Band (AMB). She blends rock, pop, and blues influences in her music and has received recognition from music press and industry awards.

Early life and education Minogue grew up in New York in a musical family. She has studied piano, guitar and voice and is a graduate of the High School of Music & Art in New York, and Berklee College of Music.

Career In the late 1990s, Minogue formed the Annie Minogue Band in New York City, after leaving her previous band Ghost of a God which gained record contracts with SPV Records in Germany and Nippon Crown in Japan.

Recordings The group's debut albums, Home (1999) and Love Parade (2002), helped Minogue find her voice as a songwriter, laying the foundation for their follow up album Tripping the Velvet (2006), released by music label, Varèse Sarabande. "NOW!" also reached No. 1 on the World Indie and European charts. Some of the acts they have opened for include: The Smithereens, Blues Traveler, David Lee Roth, Dave Navarro, Black Eyed Peas, and Soul Asylum.

Media placements Tracks by Minogue and her band have been licensed for television shows such as Dawson's Creek, MTV's Real World, Strong Medicine, and have been broadcast on CW, Lifetime, Sony Television, and network channels, as well as independent films.