Mark O’Shea

Australian singer/songwriter Tag O’Shea agreed upon his initial record offer at age 16. At 18 he released his debut record, 1996’s None from the Above, a different, mostly self-penned mixture of rock and roll, nation, and blues that spawned lots one strike with “Globe Weary Center.” Along with his homeland effectively conquered, O’Shea spent the dawn of his twenties on the highway, opening for famous brands Trisha Yearwood, Keith Urban, and John Farnham. He also started acting, starring in a variety of Aussie television applications, but music stayed his recommended muse. At 21 he produced the group Zinc with sibling John and released Makingsenseofmadness, which discovered success on both Music Network and ARIA graphs. O’Shea eventually had taken a rest from the music group and transferred to Nashville, where he started work on a fresh solo record.