Biography
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Tanya Witt began entertaining at the age of three. Following in the
footsteps of her grandparents and father, she loved an audience! As a
teen Tanya founded and managed "Tanya And Company"; a four-person
entertainment troupe. She had already decided at an early age to make
a career of her passion for performance and song.
Tanya was accepted into the esteemed Music Business program at
Belmont University in Nashville, TN. While attending college she
performed at legendary venues such as Nashville Palace, Tootsies
Lounge, Lonnies, and Barbara's. She had the opportunity to work with
many talented Nashville songwriters and publishers including TKO
(Sawyer Brown) Music, Bug Music, and Glen Campbell Music.
Tanya auditioned for and won a spot in a small choir that backed up Ray
Charles in one of his final concerts, "The Gospel According To Ray
Charles". The show was released on pay-per-view, CD, and DVD and
airs frequently during the holiday months. She has also shared a stage
with musical greats such as Kenny Rogers, Boy Howdy, and Poison.
Tanya performs with the Branson Superstars as a soloist and backup
singer during their Midwest tours. She works as a demo and jingle
singer/voice over artist in the Midwest market. She is represented by nine
different talent agencies including Baker and Rowley Talent of Chicago,
Lori Lins Ltd. of Milwaukee, and Twin Cities Talent of Minneapolis. Tanya
contracts independently as well and is able to record via home studio.
She has performed in front of as many as 20,000 people and has
appeared nationally on television stations ESPN, TNN, and CMT as well
as locally on NBC, ABC, and Fox affiliates. Tanya has sung at venues
such as: the Lambeau Field Atrium, the Target Center, the Meyer
Theater, the Bradley Center, Toyota Park, Miller Park, the Kress Center,
and the Resch Center. She has performed the National Anthem for the
Chicago Machine, Minnesota Lynx, Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, Horizon
League Playoffs, Luxemburg Speedway, WNCY Radio, WNFL Radio,
Wisconsin Toughman, UWGB Phoenix, Green Bay Bullfrogs, Milwaukee
Rumble, Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Gamblers, Milwaukee Admirals,
and the Green Bay Blizzard.
Tanya often lends her vocals to radio broadcasts, charity causes, and
special events. She enjoys live theater as well and when time permits she
entertains with several community groups. She fronts three successful
bands; all stylistically different: Acoustic "Past Due", Variety "Straight
Up", and Cabaret "Twisted Angels".
footsteps of her grandparents and father, she loved an audience! As a
teen Tanya founded and managed "Tanya And Company"; a four-person
entertainment troupe. She had already decided at an early age to make
a career of her passion for performance and song.
Tanya was accepted into the esteemed Music Business program at
Belmont University in Nashville, TN. While attending college she
performed at legendary venues such as Nashville Palace, Tootsies
Lounge, Lonnies, and Barbara's. She had the opportunity to work with
many talented Nashville songwriters and publishers including TKO
(Sawyer Brown) Music, Bug Music, and Glen Campbell Music.
Tanya auditioned for and won a spot in a small choir that backed up Ray
Charles in one of his final concerts, "The Gospel According To Ray
Charles". The show was released on pay-per-view, CD, and DVD and
airs frequently during the holiday months. She has also shared a stage
with musical greats such as Kenny Rogers, Boy Howdy, and Poison.
Tanya performs with the Branson Superstars as a soloist and backup
singer during their Midwest tours. She works as a demo and jingle
singer/voice over artist in the Midwest market. She is represented by nine
different talent agencies including Baker and Rowley Talent of Chicago,
Lori Lins Ltd. of Milwaukee, and Twin Cities Talent of Minneapolis. Tanya
contracts independently as well and is able to record via home studio.
She has performed in front of as many as 20,000 people and has
appeared nationally on television stations ESPN, TNN, and CMT as well
as locally on NBC, ABC, and Fox affiliates. Tanya has sung at venues
such as: the Lambeau Field Atrium, the Target Center, the Meyer
Theater, the Bradley Center, Toyota Park, Miller Park, the Kress Center,
and the Resch Center. She has performed the National Anthem for the
Chicago Machine, Minnesota Lynx, Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, Horizon
League Playoffs, Luxemburg Speedway, WNCY Radio, WNFL Radio,
Wisconsin Toughman, UWGB Phoenix, Green Bay Bullfrogs, Milwaukee
Rumble, Milwaukee Brewers, Green Bay Gamblers, Milwaukee Admirals,
and the Green Bay Blizzard.
Tanya often lends her vocals to radio broadcasts, charity causes, and
special events. She enjoys live theater as well and when time permits she
entertains with several community groups. She fronts three successful
bands; all stylistically different: Acoustic "Past Due", Variety "Straight
Up", and Cabaret "Twisted Angels".
