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Liza Ohlback
Liza has been a constant at major venues and festivals nationally and has shared the stage with national and International artists such as Tony Neville (Neville Bros, Harry Connick) Regina Valesquez, Richard Clapton, Continental Robert Susz, Jon Stevens and many more…She was headhunted for the role of Janis Joplin in PEARL the Janis joplin story a theatre rockumentary, ( the only show to be given the approval of Janis’s estate) and played in sold out theatres and venues for 3 years to stunning reviews.
She has been described as “Relentless, earthy” “One hell of a voice” and” a voice that can howl, growl or soothe a savage brow”..Her background has seen her develop into a torch style singer, highly emotional and always with a poignant or witty story to tell - Also she did a lot of Slightly vaudeville theatre stuff with her mum when young, so she loves to put some theatre into her shows.
Liza’s first dedicated Blues/Jazz/Gospel album “Trouble Goin’ Down” won her 3 prestigous Australian Blues Chain Awardsand her husband Greg won producer of the year with her. Her 2nd album Give you hell saw her nominated a finalist as Blues Artist of the year (the only female) Her recent CD Mercy Train got to no 1 in Australia and stayed a record 19months, charted in the top 20 in the UK , In the U.S. it reached no 2 on the international charts & no 5 on the Classic Blues charts ( against Taj Mahal & Muddy water to name a few) and stayed in all US charts for over a year and was no 21 on the best albums of 2019.
Liza has been a constant at major venues and festivals nationally and has shared the stage with national and International artists such as Tony Neville (Neville Bros, Harry Connick) Regina Valesquez, Richard Clapton, Continental Robert Susz, Jon Stevens and many more…She was headhunted for the role of Janis Joplin in PEARL the Janis joplin story a theatre rockumentary, ( the only show to be given the approval of Janis’s estate) and played in sold out theatres and venues for 3 years to stunning reviews.
She has been described as “Relentless, earthy” “One hell of a voice” and” a voice that can howl, growl or soothe a savage brow”..Her background has seen her develop into a torch style singer, highly emotional and always with a poignant or witty story to tell - Also she did a lot of Slightly vaudeville theatre stuff with her mum when young, so she loves to put some theatre into her shows.
Liza’s first dedicated Blues/Jazz/Gospel album “Trouble Goin’ Down” won her 3 prestigous Australian Blues Chain Awardsand her husband Greg won producer of the year with her. Her 2nd album Give you hell saw her nominated a finalist as Blues Artist of the year (the only female) Her recent CD Mercy Train got to no 1 in Australia and stayed a record 19months, charted in the top 20 in the UK , In the U.S. it reached no 2 on the international charts & no 5 on the Classic Blues charts ( against Taj Mahal & Muddy water to name a few) and stayed in all US charts for over a year and was no 21 on the best albums of 2019.
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Liza has been a constant at major venues and festivals nationally and has shared the stage with national and International artists such as Tony Neville (Neville Bros, Harry Connick) Regina Valesquez, Richard Clapton, Continental Robert Susz, Jon Stevens and many more…She was headhunted for the role of Janis Joplin in PEARL the Janis joplin story a theatre rockumentary, ( the only show to be given the approval of Janis’s estate) and played in sold out theatres and venues for 3 years to stunning reviews.
She has been described as “Relentless, earthy” “One hell of a voice” and” a voice that can howl, growl or soothe a savage brow”..Her background has seen her develop into a torch style singer, highly emotional and always with a poignant or witty story to tell – Also she did a lot of Slightly vaudeville theatre stuff with her mum when young, so she loves to put some theatre into her shows.
Liza’s first dedicated Blues/Jazz/Gospel album “Trouble Goin’ Down” won her 3 prestigous Australian Blues Chain Awardsand her husband Greg won producer of the year with her. Her 2nd album Give you hell saw her nominated a finalist as Blues Artist of the year (the only female) Her recent CD Mercy Train got to no 1 in Australia and stayed a record 19months, charted in the top 20 in the UK , In the U.S. it reached no 2 on the international charts & no 5 on the Classic Blues charts ( against Taj Mahal & Muddy water to name a few) and stayed in all US charts for over a year and was no 21 on the best albums of 2019.
