Steve "Steffan James" McCormack is a Hastings singer-songwriter and guitarist, and has toured the world with his acoustic on his back for over 15 years. As guitarist and singer he has been featured in touring shows such as James Taylor in 'You've got a Friend' as well as Lindsey Buckingham in the legendary Fleetwood Mac tribute 'Fleetwood Bac'.

As a songwriter he has shared the stage with artists such as Billy Ocean, The Christians, Scouting for Girls, Sounds of Sirens, Newton Faulkner, Madness, Josh Doyle, Joan Armatrading, and many others. He releases music on a regular basis and sessions for up-and-coming artists in and around the south-east of England.

Alan Tomkins played his first paid gig at age 16 (not long after which he supported the great Brian Poole of 'Tremeloes' fame) and has been working in bands ever since, covering other peoples' material but also writing and performing his own. Alan famously played to a breathless audience of  nearly 34,000 people - though not all at the same time - when his band at the time was a regular and much-admired part of London Marathon day.

The last remaining founder of the Alter Eagles, Al's lifelong love affair with the piano is evident in masterful interpretations of key Eagles' ballads like Desperado and Wasted Time.

A graduate of the distinguished Academy Of Contemporary Music, Mike has been playing the guitar for nearly 20 years. A full time musician and accomplished songwriter, he works with many bands (he was an integral part of indie-rockers Bifteck for four years) and does sessions both live and in the studio. You've certainly seen him on TV as well - most recently duetting with X-Factor’s Sam Bailey on Please Come Home for Christmas. People don't think of Mike and his guitar as two separate objects..they think of them as one.

Started playing bass 40 years ago, yet still considers himself a finger-picking acoustic guitarist. Spent most of the 70s in folk clubs, and most of the 80s in the midst of London's folk-rock scene, supporting the likes of Maddy Prior, Martin Simpson, Michael Chapman, Happy Traum (Dylan's banjo player) and  Richard and Linda Thompson. An occasional songwriter - four of his best, Red Tide, Man in the Water, A Thousand Bars and Moses Waits have been covered by Fairport Convention - he's a big admirer of Timothy B. Schmit's solid, no-frills bass guitar style.

Ed Chisholm is an East Sussex-based drummer who has been playing and teaching professionally for over 10 years. Over this time, Ed has earned a reputation as a drummer who’s able to step into a variety of different situations and fill whichever role the gig demands; and as a result, has experience playing in a wide range of styles - from musical theatre to playing with singer/songwriters, jazz trios and even an Eagles tribute band! It was this versatility which first brought Ed to the notice of the Alter Eagles in 2018 when he started depping for our drummer at the time, Ollie Green. Six years on, when Ollie moved to Australia, Ed was the natural choice to take over the drummer’s chair on a permanent basis.

After a happy accident brought the Alter Eagles and Glenn Thrower together he has captained the sound desk for nearly every gig we have ever done. All things technical is Glenn's game and keeping the show running smoothly is a job not for the faint hearted. As a sound engineer for almost 10 years, Glenn has worked with bands, solo artists and run corporate shows from throughout Europe and Asia; he's even been known to stand in for one of the guitarists. You'll barely notice he is there dressed in black at the back crafting the show, but be rest assured when you see an Alter Eagles show, Glenn's capable hands, ears, and heart will be hard at work keeping it alive for everyone to enjoy.