Thomas O'Keefe (born January 22, 1964) is a North Carolina musician and author, best known for his work with Antiseen, Whiskeytown and Train.
"Honest" was recorded with a lot of studio musicians, including members of the band Black Acid Disco.
The band toured Europe three times and played concerts all over the US, including a cancelled show in Los Angeles on the day of the LA Riots.
After Lustre was dropped by A&M Records, O'Keefe worked with D Generation,[7] Whiskeytown,[8] Stir, Mandy Moore[7] and Tonic.
In 2014, as the Crush Nashville office closed, O'Keefe went back to tour managing, working with Sia, Dashboard Confessional and Third Eye Blind.
[9] O'Keefe and Jeff Clayton reunited Judas Bullethead for the first time in 25 years and performed at the Antiseen 30th anniversary show in October 2013.
O'Keefe's first book, "Waiting to Derail, Ryan Adams and Whiskeytown - Alt Country's Brillant Wreck"" was released by Skyhorse Publishing on June 26, 2018.
O'Keefe married his longtime girlfriend Stephanie Marriott on October 2, 1999, in Blowing Rock, North Carolina, and they live in Green Hills in Nashville, Tennessee.