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Interview: Tana Douglas

Tana Douglas is the world’s first female rock 'n' roll roadie. Starting in 1973 working for AC/DC, she has over 45 years’ experience in the music industry. In this interview, Tana discusses the impact that COVID-19 has had on the broader music community with a particular focus on road crews along with her hopes for the future.

As part of our commitment to capturing and sharing great Australian music stories, the Australian Music Vault responded to the challenges of COVID-19 by creating Banding Together, a series of video stories that capture, in real time, the impact that this pandemic has had on the music community.

Interview: Tana Douglas

Banding Together is the music community’s stories; the Australian Music Vault has simply helped capture them.

If you, or someone you know – including those connected to the creative industries – are facing mental health challenges, please contact one of the following helplines: Support Act Wellbeing Helpline on 1800 959 500; Arts Wellbeing Collective; Beyond Blue on 1300 224 636 or Lifeline on 13 11 14.

 

More Banding Together

About the Project

Episode 1: The Silent Voice

Interview: Claire Spencer AM

Interview: Martin Foley MP

Interview: Jimmy Barnes AO

Episode 2: Isol-Aid

Interview: Bonnie Dalton

Interview: John Watson

Episode 3: Our Essential Service

Interview: Michael Gudinski AM

Interview: Dr Andy Ward

Interview: Dan Rosen

Interview: Lord Mayor Sally Capp

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