Jennifer Vanderheyden - Vocals

Jennifer grew up in Forest, Ontario. Anytime life gave her the chance, she performed. She started early - dancing or acting in high school plays. Now, with vocal lessons behind her, Jenn has been singing professionally for years. After singing in a couple of cover bands, she discovered a passion for Fleetwood Mac tunes. To her pleasant surprise, she found five other musicians with the same desire: to be part of this amazing tribute called Sweetwood Mac.

Lois Kelly - Vocals

Once known as "Lois the Lung", for her ability to sustain a note. Born in Sarnia, Lois has been singing since age 7. She has sung in many bands (White Picket Frenzy, Jealous Reign, Yellow Brick Road - an Elton John Tribute) & choirs (London Symphonic Chorus). A long-time Londoner, formerly from Kincardine (with a 2-year Calgary stint in between), Lois is pleased to share the stage with her Sweetwood bandmates.

Anthony Krieger - Guitars/Vocals

Starting at age 8, Anthony spent years playing guitar before finally cutting his teeth on the London music scene in an acoustic duo and then later as the lead singer/guitarist for Broken Blue (1990's - 2000's). He stepped away from music to become a "Family Man", eventually returning to writing, recording & playing solo acoustic gigs. Since joining Sweetwood Mac in 2019, Anthony has become an integral part of the band’s fresh take on the classics.

Chad Archibald - Bass Guitar

Chad got his first bass guitar when he was 13, happily playing in various rhythm sections ever since. Considered somewhat of a strong/silent type, Chad has been a real guiding force with Sweetwood Mac right from the beginning. He continues to bring his A game, enjoying every minute of it... even after all these years!

Tony Gryner - Keyboards

Brother of popular singer & songwriter Emm Gryner, Tony got his first real 6-string, bought it at a 5 and dime... he didn't really care for it, so he traded it for a Korg Poly-800. In '88 he and his band Heaven's Edge won Sarnia's Battle of the Bands. Tony was part of Talkative Oxen & Crib Zillion in the 90s. He left the scene until 2018, when he heard that friend & fellow Forest native Jennifer Vanderheyden was seeking a keyboardist for a Fleetwood Mac tribute.

Warren Stinson- Drums

Warren saved up and bought his first drum kit at age 14.  He has played in many bands and dabbled in many genres. Warren is proud of his contributions on countless studio projects as well.  Part of a two time winner of FCLMA Blues Band of the year as well as multiple other nominations, Warren is a great admirer of Mick Fleetwood's drumming. He is thrilled to be laying down the drums for the "Sweetwood Mac experience".