Edit history

Keyboardist Robert O’Hearn has been a fixture in the local and national music scene for over twenty years, first breaking into the limelight right out of school, playing keys, first with Indian violinist L. Shankar (who originally found fame in Shakti with John McLaughlin) in the late ’70s, then with Jack Charles’ Mien Street in the mid-‘80s. Since that time, Rob has played with the likes of , Pete Droge, Jeff Trott and Jerry Joseph, while touring and recording with Dolly Parton. He has guested on innumerable local recordings, garnering a reputation as a fine instrumentalist. He comes by that talent naturally, as Robert is the younger brother of bassist/keyboardist Patrick O’Hearn who was one of the originators (for better or worse) of the whole New Age musical genre Keyboardist/Composer, and A.S.C.A.P member since 1985, Robert O’Hearn has been a professional musician locally, nationally and internationally for over twenty years. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest to a