Antoinette Montague is an up-and-coming singer who loves the standards, and has performed at various venues in New York City including Madam X, Cornelia St. Café, The Cove, Cleopatra’s Needle, Tribeca Bar and Grill, Water Colors, Danny’s Skylight Room, Cajun and Yvonne’s Southern Cuisine. Annie performed with her quartet at the NAACP’s Tribute to Milt Jackson as well as the famous Jazz Vespers at St. Peter’s Church, the Harlem Theatre Company, the 96th Street Library, and the St. Mark’s Poetry Project in the Bowery.

Each month, Antoinette is the featured singer on Manhattan Neighborhood Network’s "Living Today Show", and aired on WYNE’s (91.5 FM) Teachers and Writers Collaborative production of "Newstalgia". Annie is a frequent singer at the Jazz showcase on Wednesday nights at Scotties in Riverdale, NY.

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Antoinette Montague is an up-and-coming singer who loves the standards, and has performed at various venues in New York City including Madam X, Cornelia St. Café, The Cove, Cleopatra’s Needle, Tribeca Bar and Grill, Water Colors, Danny’s Skylight Room, Cajun and Yvonne’s Southern Cuisine. Annie performed with her quartet at the NAACP’s Tribute to Milt Jackson as well as the famous Jazz Vespers at St. Peter’s Church, the Harlem Theatre Company, the 96th Street Library, and the St. Mark’s Poetry Project in the Bowery.

Each month, Antoinette is the featured singer on Manhattan Neighborhood Network’s "Living Today Show", and aired on WYNE’s (91.5 FM) Teachers and Writers Collaborative production of "Newstalgia". Annie is a frequent singer at the Jazz showcase on Wednesday nights at Scotties in Riverdale, NY. She has also performed at the 17th Annual Croton on the Hudson Music Festival, "PoJazz 2000" at the Hudson Valley Writer’s Center, and The Black Retail Group’s 31st Awards Dinner hosted by Cicely Tyson, as well as at numerous private and corporate engagements (schedule permitting). Antoinette’s crystal clear delivery introduces new audiences to timeless standards and brings a smile of familiarity to audiences for whom these melodies will always linger on.

For bookings, contact Norman Montague at Straight Ahead Productions, 973-672-5406.