Tallulah Who 2008

We know Ronnie ... now meet Tallulah Who, the 5 piece group that rocks out the classics of Led Zeppelin, Van Halen and The Pretenders and then turns on a dime taking you on another musical journey with today's top 40. Their shows are energy, music muscle and creative passion. These extremely talented musicians bring to the stage their own unique personalities and musical backgrounds that will capture the rock and roll in you.

On drums and backing vocals is Tommy (Pasta) Capponi. Tommy, another seasoned musician with some touring experience to boot has played it all ... from punk ... to rock ... to country. "Self Destruckt" is a punk rock band that Tommy is currently a member of and will be involved with while he rocks the house with Tallulah Who".

Last but not least we have Tina ... Yes, our Tina on percussion and background vocals teaming up with her cousin Tommy (Pasta) on the skins. Tina's energy on stage is second to none and as we all know she is always full of surprises. Drummer by night ... hair stylist by day, she does it all!

On bass guitar and vocals is Mike Spellman a seasoned music veteran who for six years lived in Nashville touring, writing and working as a session musician. Not stopping there, Mike took his talents to Europe touring for a year with Norwegian recording artist Tina Lie. Mike has been recognized as one of the top bass players in Wisconsin performing with some of the hottest bands in Milwaukee and southeast Wisconsin. A long time friend of Ronnie's, Mike and Ronnie have performed together on occasion but have always talked about working together in a band situation performing, writing and recording. And now they FINALLY are!

On lead guitar and vocals is Deb Lopez, formally of "Tomboy". An all girl rock'n roll band, they made their mark in the Milwaukee music scene with the likes of "Bad Boy". The band later found themselves in New York following the popularity of their single, "It Could Have Been You" which received heavy local air play. While in New York, Deb landed a speculative deal with Manhattan's Power Station recording studio. From there, Deb and the band headed to Minneapolis to work with Own Husney, who discovered Prince. While in Minneapolis, Deb reformed the band and for several years was successfully known as the "Deb Lopez Band". They traveled back east and were successful in the New York music scene with the band's new sound. Taking a break from the live music scene, Deb focused solely on songwriting. While concentrating on this aspect of her career, Deb became aware of the talents of Ronnie Nyles. Soon after they met, Deb asked Ronnie to collaborate on Deb's song "Barbaro". It was during that studio time that it became apparent that there was a musical connection between Deb and Ronnie and the rest is Tallulah Who history.