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“With Sadowsky bass in hand and dreadlocks flying in every direction, O’Callaghan has a larger-than-life stage persona that is as unmistakable as her Irish brogue”
Bass Magazine
Read what top online magazine say about Tanya
“With Sadowsky bass in hand and dreadlocks flying in every direction, O’Callaghan has a larger-than-life stage persona that is as unmistakable as her Irish brogue”
Bass Magazine
Read what top online magazine say about Tanya
In rocking with Whitesnake and joining Bruce Dickenson in celebrating the music of Deep Purple, Irish low-ender Tanya O’Callaghan is on a roll
Read full article here:
https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/music/whitesnakes-tanya-ocallaghan-if-you-cant-live-on-the-road-with-people-youre-not-going-to-cut-it-it-isnt-for-the-faint-hearted-41868929.html
We’re checking in with bass players all over the globe to see how they’re staying busy and hanging in during the current lockdown
Originally from the charming, musical town of Mullingar, Ireland, Tanya O’ Callaghan moved to Los Angeles four years ago with nothing but her bass and her ambition.
Tanya has an amazing story. It starts when she made the decision that she was going to be a professional musician and dropped out of school to chase that dream – before she even played an instrument!
The Irish bass-slinger and vegan activist took a break from her busy life and many projects to answer our ten questions
“We need to all wake up more, we need to stop floating through life completely unaware of where everything comes from”
We had the good fortune of connecting with Tanya O’Callaghan and we’ve shared our conversation below.