Most iconic bands are defined by their 'voice (s)'.  With the Eagles, Don Henley is a large part of the iconic voices.  As the definitive tribute to the Eagles, 'Epic Eagles' is blessed with the voice of Dean Young, a dead-ringer for Don Henley. 

​Dean was the lead singer |drummer of Canada's tribute 'Hotel California' for almost 2 decades, propelling that band to new heights of popularity during his tenure as a dead ringer for Don Henley. Sharing bills around the world with the likes of REO Speedwagon, Gretchen Wilson, .38 Special, Collective Soul, Smitherenes, Train, Jewel, The Bellamy Brothers, Jim Cuddy, & Styx, to name a few. ​Forming 'Epic Eagles' – The Definitive Eagles Tribute with partners was a natural step for Dean when that relationship ended unexpectedly for him in May 2018.  
Having amassed a huge following in his previous band, Dean now continues the legacy of paying the highest tribute to the Eagles & Don Henley with Epic Eagles and an incomparable, all-star lineup performing those timeless Eagles classics and Henley favourites to perfection for fans across the nation & abroad.

Dean Young  is a recording Artist, Musician and Songwriter from Niagara Region in southern Ontario. 
He has enjoyed success on commercial radio worldwide with various accolades from the industry. Dean’s music is heard worldwide via commercial and online outlets. Over the past 30 years Dean has developed his musical craft and collaborations and continues to write/compose his own original music while performing throughout North America etc., with Epic Eagles tribute to the Eagles & Don Henley. 

Jeff Salem is an internationally recognized drummer based in Toronto, Canada, who has performed in over 70 countries. His professional career started in his late teens performing and recording with well known rock bands such as Fist (A&M), Sword (Aquarius), Saints & Sinners (Savage/BMG), Lee Aaron (Attic), Randy Bachman, Robben Ford, Coop-De-Ville, Kalan Porter (Canadian Idol Winner 2004), and many other artists. Jeff has also performed on many cruise ships as a player in the orchestra as well as a band leader. Jeff is known to be a versatile drummer of music and had the opportunity to perform on a millennium cruise to Antarctica working with various artists including The Chieftains, Diana Krall, Natalie McMaster, Art Garfunkle and with the actor Dan Ackroyd. He has also performed with the following smooth jazz artists Paul Brown, Jessy J, Rob Tardik, Eddie Bullen, Jack Prybylski and Carson Freeman. 
He has recorded on over 50 CD’s plus several jingles, songs for movies plus many tracks for winners of Canadian Idol, and is the author of two publications through Hudson Music titled “Messin' Wid Da Bull” and “A Rhythmic Twist”.  He is also a freelance writer for Modern Drummer and Canadian Musician magazines. 

Dan Bohemier honed his early musical chops as a double bass player at the age of thirteen with bass in hand (or rather at his side) however the musical journey started long before then.

Dan grew up in a musical home with an extremely talented mother who was easily his greatest influence.  She led and accompanied local choirs and also sang and played piano with a local big band. Music was always around him and it wasn’t uncommon for impromptu jam sessions to break out at his family’s house. It was from this that came Dan’s love of jazz and big band which made him a shoe-in to be in the heart of the band, the rhythm section. 

After trading the upright bass for an electric one, he went off to Humber college where he had the privilege of studying in one of Canada’s premier jazz programs. It was there that he learned to collaborate with many different instrumentalists and vocalists that opened the doors to become comfortable across many musical genres. 

Drawing from his influences of Mingus, Carter, Pastorius, Entwistle and Lee (among others), writing, recording and performing have been a constant over the past three+ decades of his musical life. 

He has played everything from pop to jazz to country and rock as both a live, and session player, with several accreditations on various recordings, including releasing an indie EP with his band mates of Floater in the 1990s.