CAMDEN — Camden Public Library's Summer Concert Series continues with Anni and the Rainmakers on Tuesday, Aug. 13, at 6:30 p.m., in the Amphitheatre. If the weather is poor, the concert will move indoors to the library.

“Renowned for their diverse playlist, Anni and the Rainmakers seamlessly blend original songs with classic rock, soul, blues, and R&B numbers,” said CPL, in a news release. 

At the forefront of the group is the lead singer, Ann Brindle.

“With a background that includes Virginia bands After Six, Front Page News, and The Groove, Ann possesses a remarkable vocal range that allows her to deliver exceptional performances, ranging from the powerful tunes of Janis Joplin to the soulful ballads of Whitney Houston,” said the release.

Supporting Brindle’s vocals is her husband, Barry Brindle, a guitarist who honed his craft in the Connecticut group Biggio Sound before being joined by Ann in The Groove. Together, they formed the local acoustic duo, Jonesville, which was also voted as Waldo County’s Number One band.

Completing the Rainmakers rhythm section are two musicians.

Drummer Tim Woitowitz hails from New York City. After relocated to Maine, Woitowitz went on to collaborate with various bands, including Steel Rail Express, Between Dead Stations, Memphis Lightning, and The Juke Rockets. Woitowitz collaborated on The Juke Rockets’ first studio album, Hungry Soul, recorded at Sunset House Studios.

Sean Oxton is Anni and the Rainmakers newest member. Oxton is a skilled bass player who has made a name for himself in the local music scene, according to the Library. Over the years, he has proven his versatility by playing with various bands including SKS, Stonecrew, and The Redneck Ramblers.

“Oxton’s powerful bass grooves form the foundation of the band’s sound, providing an irresistible rhythm that keeps fans moving and grooving,” said the release.

Represented by TCW Management, Anni and the Rainmakers are available for bookings throughout New England.