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Gail Eaton

Acoustic Guitar - Electric Guitar - Vocals
Gail Eaton (“Miss Trix”) has been playing music since age 8, picking up violin, clarinet, flute, piano, and eventually guitar at 14, inspired by the raw energy of Keith Richards. But it was Nancy Wilson of Heart who truly lit the spark. Gail dove into Dreamboat Annie with her guitar teacher, learning fingerstyle techniques and Heart songs by heart.
Years later, she embraced the electric guitar and became “Miss Trixie” in the glam-rock band CoverGrrlz. When the chance came to step into the role of “Nancy” in Heartless, she jumped in. For Gail, it’s been a true honor to channel Nancy’s guitar style and harmonies. In Heartless, she plays acoustic and electric guitar, mandolin, and sings backup vocals.

Jim Coyne

Lead Guitar
Jim began laying classical guitar at the age of 9 and quickly began applying what he learned to the music that he heard on the radio – Rock & Roll! By age 14, he was in his first band and playing guitar on songs from the Eagles, Santana, Aerosmith and Heart. When Jim first heard Barracuda he did not put down his guitar until he learned it from note to note and the rest is history.

Billy Turner

Bass
Billy Turner, a Sacramento native, found his love for music early, first through his family, then through rock and roll. Inspired by Led Zeppelin IV, he started on organ, then moved to guitar and ultimately bass, joining his first band as a teenager. Over the years, he performed in multiple bands while balancing a postal career and raising a family.
In retirement, he built a home studio, embraced looping technology, and began performing solo. He later formed The Web, a B-sides-focused trio, and joined Heartless, a tribute to Heart. Today, he’s living his musical dream through solo shows, band gigs, and packed dance floors.

Eddie Studebaker

Drums
Eddie Studebaker started playing drums at age 5. “Both of my older brothers were drummers, so taking up the drums was a natural thing.” Joined my first band, Crystal Water” I played in a few high school bands for fun. But wanting to pursue music as a career. I moved back to the bay area. Played in the SF club scene from 79 to 83, when I auditioned for Mary Balin of the Jefferson Airplane/ Starship. The audition consisted of jamming with the keyboardist until Marty walked in. He asked “Mark”, What do you think?” Mark said, “He’s good.” Marty turned to me and said, “Well, you look good, you’re in, show up tomorrow for rehearsals.” Had a tour booked for the entire Eastern Seaboard. We started in NYC. After a few dates. Marty cancelled the tour. In 1985, the Marty Balin Band, shared the bill with the David Elan Band. When I heard them, and their original material, I wanted in that band. I told the bass player, that if the drummer left, to give me a call. Got a call a few weeks later. Auditioned, and their manager just said, “You’re the one.” Stayed with that band for five years. Managed by Bill Graham, who had Eddie Money and Santana. We opened for Eddie Money four times.

David von Holder

Keyboardist/Guitarist
Keyboardist/Guitarist David von Holder backs creative sonic instincts with rigorous discipline, improvisational wizardry, and curiosity for musical experiences and diverse inspirations and has enjoyed a surf and rock infused youth. A San Diego native, David received his first guitar – a cheap Flying V – at age 13 when KISS was his favorite band. David studied music theory and classical piano at Palomar College then relocated to Santa Barbara to play keyboards with jazz fusion group, Overtone. During his years in Santa Barbara David began teaching piano and guitar. To hone his improvising chops, he began playing jazz; and to test his composing skills, he entered and won a statewide contest for his original neo-classical composition, Nematodes and as Y2K approached, David moved to the San Francisco Bay area where he studied piano at the Berkeley Jazz School with Rob Schneiderman and Geoffrey Keezer. David has enjoyed long tenures with tribute bands Duran Duran Duran and Rock Skool, and festival opportunities such as with Blane Lyon, Lila Rose, and others. With decades of active experience, musical knowledge, production skills, and a discerning ear, David is known to identify & rebuild signature sounds that bring authenticity to his tribute performances. David loves recreating the exuberance and power of Heart performances with Heartless.

Demo Recordings

sample set list

Stage Plot

Input List

Monitors Input List

  • 1

    Lead Vocal Mic
  • 2

    Stage Right Vocal Mic
  • 3

    Stage Right Guitar
  • 4

    Keyboard
  • 5

    Stage Right 2 nd Guitar
  • 6

    Keyboard Vocal Mic
  • 7

    Stage Left Guitar Helix
  • 8

    Stage Left Guitar Amp Mic
  • 9

    Stage Left Guitar Vocal Mic
  • 10

    Drum Vocal Mic
  • 11

    Drum Kick Right
  • 12

    Drum Kick Left
  • 13

    Drum Snare
  • 14

    Drum Tom 1
  • 15

    Drum Tom 2
  • 16

    Drum Tom 3
  • 17

    Drum Tom 4
  • 18

    Drum Tom 5
  • 19

    Overhead Drum 1
  • 20

    Overhead Drum 2
  • 21

    Gong Drum
  • 22

    Gong Mic
  • 23

    Bass
  • 24

    Christine Acoustic

In Ears Input List

Source In Out To FOH
Lead Vox (Linda)
1
1
Stage Right Vox (Christine)
2
2
Stage Right Guitar (Christine)
3
3
Keys (David)
4
4
Stage Rt 2nd Guitar (David)
5
5
Keys Vocal (David)
6
6
Stage Left Guitar Helix (Jim)
7
7
Stage Left Guitar Mic (Jim)
8
8
Stage Left Guitar Vox (Jim)
9
9
Drum Vox (Ed)
10
10
Drums Left
11
Heartless Use
Drums Right
12
Heartless Use
Kick
13
Heartless Use
Bass (Dan)
14
14
Christine Acoustic
15
15
Open
16
16

Reviews

Thank you Heartless for putting on one of the best tribute shows I’ve seen in a while. I’ve always loved Heart and it’s the soundtrack to my life… each of you ROCKED it. Linda you nailed the vocals and if I closed my eyes I swear I was at a live Heart Concert. “real deal”…

Mary Jo LaPlante

If you Love The Band Heart you will want to see this band. WHOA YEAH.

Jumpin Jay C

You guyz sounded Great!!! Thoroughly enjoyed. Linda Boudreau, you have a Rockin voice!!!”

John Doe

You “guys and gals” are awesome,…so much like the “real deal”…

Carol Stratton

Thanks for the GREAT show!

Ken Olson

They got the TALENT

Dennis Self