Heather Henderson performs the vocals of Stevie Nicks, inspired by a lifelong dream of creating a dedicated Fleetwood Mac tribute experience.

Deeply connected to Stevie’s storytelling, distinctive voice, and the atmospheric sound that made Fleetwood Mac iconic, Heather brings passion and authenticity to every performance.

Coming from a gifted musical family and trained in musical theatre, she combines strong vocals with emotion, stagecraft, and a love of live performance, which has included Abbfab Fife, The Dynamo Divas and Solo Gigs in the local pub scene.

Her aim is not only to honour the music but also to recreate the magic, mystery, and energy audiences associate with Fleetwood Mac’s unforgettable shows.

Nicola trained in Musical theatre at Motherwell College.

She caught the travel bug at the age of 19 and enjoyed many years as a production vocalist for various luxury cruise lines.

She toured with the world-famous group “The Osmonds” and also as lead vocalist for Strictly Come Dancing’s Brendan Cole.

Nicola has performed as a glittering Good Fairy in many lavish pantomimes for Crossroads Pantomimes.

In the past 10 years, she has enjoyed great success as a Guest Entertainer on luxury cruise ships with her powerful one-woman shows.

She is absolutely delighted to be part of Silver Springs, emulating the late Christine McVie.

Brandon Lindsay has appeared in major musical theatre productions around the world, including The Phantom of the Opera, Saturday Night Fever, West Side Story and Starlight Express.

Now he will be performing the vocals of Lindsey Buckingham, capturing Buckingham’s unmistakable style while adding his own dynamic presence on stage with intensity, precision, and a powerful rock edge.

Brandon is excited to take on standout tracks such as Go Your Own Way, Big Love, and The Chain, with the same drive and raw energy that fans expect from Fleetwood Mac’s legendary live sound.

Alan began playing keyboards at the tender age of 7, initially taking classical organ lessons and later joining his first band by the age of 12.

A few years later, he landed his first musical residency at the age of just 14, and regularly entertained on the pub & club circuit throughout Scotland in various bands and cabaret acts.

From the age of 18, Alan worked as a session musician in recording studios throughout Scotland, as well as writing and producing music for a variety of bands and artists. He has also worked as an audio engineer on the live music circuit, mixing monitors & front-of-house sound.

Over the years, Alan has performed live with an enviable collection of bands, artists and tribute acts and with expertise in audio engineering, sound design and a strong background in live performance, he brings almost 40 years of experience to the Silver Springs band.

Guitarist Rhys Johnstone hails from the East Lothian coal mining village of Danderhall, where he showed an early aptitude for piano. Guitar playing came later, and quickly became a passion which he is able to fully indulge in, replicating the challenging parts of Lindsay Buckingham in Silver Springs.

Rhys’s musical influences include Billy Joel, Neil Sedaka and Gary Moore. He started performing seriously again around three years ago and is versatile in many genres.

Away from music, Rhys is passionate about motorcycles, which he has ridden since he was a toddler. Hardly surprising, as Rhys’s father was a multiple Scottish champion, and Rhys himself competed in the Supersport class.

Rhys is ‘extremely excited’ to join Silver Springs. ‘It’s great working with top-class musicians who have the same passion to get things absolutely bang on.

The professionalism in the band is unreal. Learning Lindsay Buckingham’s unique style of playing has also been a tremendous undertaking, but a very rewarding one.’

Drummer Kevin Guthrie is a Fifer from the village of Crossgates. Fleetwood Mac formed part of the soundtrack to his childhood as his dad, a keen guitarist, played it regularly in the family home. Kevin started playing drums at age 11 and was fortunate to have as his high school music teacher the world-renowned jazz educator Richard Michael. With his encouragement, Kevin was soon playing with the Fife Youth Jazz Orchestra, featuring in a BBC documentary and leaving him with a love of big band music.

After high school, Kevin became self-employed as a drummer and gained vast experience over the coming years. This included playing in orchestras for musicals, jazz groups, cover bands, ceilidh bands and original bands. He has almost 30 years of private teaching experience and is also co-founder of the award-winning music education business, Beat Box Productions.

In his spare time, Kevin enjoys motor racing, history and being a long-suffering supporter of Cowdenbeath Football Club. He is also an author and co-founder of the award-winning BHP Publishing, producing books on motor sport history.

Bass player David Reid hails from Irvine. As the son of a bass player, an old Fender bass was a constant presence throughout his childhood. As a teenager, that same bass guitar became the key to unlocking his musical journey, learning songs by The Beatles and Red Hot Chilli Peppers, and endlessly jamming along to Neil Young records.

After secondary school, with little interest in playing on stages or in bands, David swapped the bass guitar for an acoustic guitar. He began playing solo, writing songs, and immersing himself in the folk scene, continuing his unofficial musical education.

During the COVID pandemic, David reconnected with the bass guitar and discovered a desire to fill that role in live bands. Since then, he has been busy gigging across a wide variety of genres — from 1950s rockabilly to modern synth-pop and country — performing in all types of venues on both electric and upright bass.

“Silver Springs is an amazing project with incredibly passionate and skilled performers. It’s a privilege to play alongside musicians of this calibre. On a personal note, getting to perform music that has been with me all my life on the same old Fender bass that started my journey makes it extra special.”