"Black Sabbath meets Fleetwood Mac".
Annie Dukes is an all female rock band out of Florida. Their sound is a mixture of 70's rock with 90's rock/grunge tones, saturated with three part harmonies, heavy riffs and a driving melody.
Touring heavily over the last three years has landed the band direct support slots with artists like ZZ Top, Maggie Rose, Nita Strauss and The Record Company.
'At its core, Annie Dukes is a femme-fronted rock powerhouse, and there is perhaps nothing more inherently “femme” than the art of making something out of nothing. It is that classic feminine ability to adapt, to multitask, and to do it so seamlessly that onlookers assume you couldn’t possibly have done it all alone. Better yet, the band leans into their quirks; they don’t just navigate challenges, they invite them. In many ways, this trio represents a collective voice for women everywhere, publicly singing the very things the rest of us are internally screaming.' - Folio Weekly Magazine
Early 2023, Annie Dukes released their first, self-titled EP. All recordings were done by Ben Mcleod at BRM Studio and mastered by Dark Art Audio. The songs are heavy hitting, anthem-like songs and define the band's true sound, solidifying their role in the rock ‘n roll scene.
During summer of '24, Cassidy Lee, the band's front woman was featured on season 26 of 'The Voice' where she performed and advanced through multiple rounds of the show. Following her appearance, the band did an extensive east coast tour.
The band's newest single 'Mother's China' is the first of multiple songs that will release in 2025.
“At its core, Annie Dukes is a femme-fronted rock powerhouse, and there is perhaps nothing more inherently “femme” than the art of making something out of nothing. It is that classic feminine ability to adapt, to multitask, and to do it so seamlessly that onlookers assume you couldn’t possibly have done it all alone. Better yet, the band leans into their quirks; they don’t just navigate challenges, they invite them. In many ways, this trio represents a collective voice for women everywhere, publicly singing the very things the rest of us are internally screaming.” - Ambar Ramirez - FOLIO WEEKLY