The Kettle Concert Series #3 Julianne & the Rogues

The Kettle
Concert Series presents the ever-popular Julianne and the Rogues perform at
Huron Valley Council for the Arts, 205 W. Livingston Road on Saturday, Feb. 15.

 Doors
open at 6:30 p.m.; the concert begins at 7 p.m.

 With
a sultry voice that captivates from the first note, Julianne Ankley is a dynamic
singer-songwriter paving her own musical road with honest, heartfelt, beautiful
tunes that tug at your heart strings. Her songs are honest and heartfelt as well
as being downright beautiful.

Having
grown up on a cattle farm, riding horses in the rural “thumb” area of Michigan,
Ankley is what music is all about. She is a true American farmer’s daughter,
granddaughter and great granddaughter who loves to perform, sing and write songs
who has names like Tubbs, Babcock and Tremble in the family. It’s no wonder
country music is in her blood.

She
has an impressive résumé
of honors, including winning two Outstanding Detroit Music Awards, garnering
12 nominations as well over the years. She also was one of the top three in
Nashville’s Chris Austin Songwriting Contest and HomeAid of America, which
builds homes for the homeless, has selected her video and song to represent
their company nationwide.

Tickets
are $15 for the concert; they are available at the door or for presale at
Milford Music, Milford Feed, at HVCA and at www.huronvalleyarts.org.
For more information, call 248-889-8660.

 Written by Anne
Seebaldt