For a decade, The Alter Eagles have been astonishing audiences across the United States with their inspiring tribute to the number one selling band of all time in North America. Having performed over 1000 shows, making them one of the most prolific tribute acts today, Alter Eagles is comprised of 6 versatile vocalists who each play multiple instruments during the show. Whether it’s an outdoor show with 20,000 singing fans or an intimate venue with 100 “Friends of the Band” Alter Eagles make every performance exciting and memorable.
The Alter Eagles are:
BAND BIOS
Todd Pitts
Vocals, Guitars and Drums
A Floridian and band founder, Todd has spent the past 20 years, since completing his service in the U.S. Army, touring and performing all over the United States. A self taught multi instrumentalist and vocalist, his versatility is a hallmark of an Alter Eagles show.
Todd McNamee
Vocals and guitars
Todd has been playing guitar for nearly 30 years. He is a life-long Eagles fan, especially with Joe Walsh in the lineup. Playing the parts of Joe Walsh is a dream-job for Todd. There is a very unique style there that ranges from tasty signature licks to classic Joe Walsh slide solos.
From the late 80's to the mid 1990's Todd played extensively in the New Jersey/Pennsylvania bar circuit in such bands as One Night Stand and Legal Tender. Todd enjoys making and customizing guitars and uses several of them in both recording and live performances. Primary influences in addition to Walsh and the Eagles include Lynyrd Skynyrd, Stevie Ray Vaughn and Eric Clapton.
Ken Custalow
vocals, guitars, drums and keyboards
Tim McMaster
vocals and bass guitar
Hailing from Philadelphia, Tim spent his early years honing his skills playing with many of that city's top acts. Tim relocated to Austin, Texas in 2008, where he routinely performed alongside Grammy award winning artists before moving to Florida's west coast. Tim's talens and dedication have taken him across the globe playing his Fender bass and singing harmonies.
Michael Beatty
vocals and guitars
