Tania Kernaghan By Rebecca & Danielle N
| Tania Kernaghan is important because she is a famous Australian
Country and Western singer. Tania was born 1968 and she was raised
in Albury. Tania had an early start in showbiz at the age of
6, when she was singing vocals in Lee's Band, The Big
Blue Devils. She left school in 1986 and formed her own band. She made her first single,
"I'll Be Gone",
in 1992 and her first album "December Moon", in January 1996. Tania won 3 awards
in 1997. She won Female Vocal at the C.M.M.A Awards, Album of the Year
for "December Moon" and Vocal Collaboration for "A Bushman Can't
Survive".
In 1999 Tania released her second album, "Dancing on the Water" and toured Australia to promote the CD. |
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Hobbies: Go-kart racing And AFL football. Favorite TV Show: The Beverly Hillbillies Albums:1996 December Moon 1999 Dancing on Water Singles 1992 I'll Be Gone 1995 Boys in Boots 1996 Nine Mile Run 1996 Where the Murray meets the Darling |
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Awards 1995 Vocal Collaboration Of the year with Gina Jeffreys 1995 Female Vocalist of the year 1997 Tamworth songwriter's award 1997 Album of the year 1997 Female vocalist of the year 1997 Gold Record for December Moon. First single, I'll Be Gone. 1999 CMAA Entertainer of the Year Nomination 2000 Finalist - Album of the Year. 2001 People's Choice Awards Nomination for Best Australian Country Female singer |
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