Fleetwood Mac Mania has been touring as Ontario’s premier Fleetwood Mac tribute since 2007. With hits spanning from “Dreams,” “Rhiannon,” “Landslide,” and “Go Your Own Way,” this is the band to see.
Go Back To Home PageFleetwood Mac began in 1967 as a British blues band formed by players coming out of John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers. Peter Green named the group after Mick Fleetwood and John McVie, and in those early years the band was rooted in blues rather than California pop. The later shift, after their move to the United States and the arrival of Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, changed everything. By the time Rumours arrived, the band had become one of the most successful acts in the world, with songs such as “Dreams,” “Rhiannon,” “Go Your Own Way,” and “Landslide” carrying all the tension, melody, and private drama people still associate with the group.
Fleetwood Mac Mania works because the chemistry that made those records what they were. Jean Taylor handles the Stevie Nicks role, Connie Scott takes Christine McVie, Jeremy Summers takes Lindsey Buckingham, Eddie Crowell covers Mick Fleetwood, and Carl Rainbow fills the John McVie spot. The group has been touring since around 2007, has played for crowds as large as 18,000, consistently selling out as a crowd favourite.
Fleetwood Mac’s catalogue is unusually rich because it spans more than one version of the band. There is the blues foundation, the Christine McVie elegance, the Buckingham and Nicks songwriting, and then the way those elements collided on records like Rumours and Tusk. A tribute that perfects the harmonies, the rhythm section, and the front-line chemistry between Stevie, Christine, and Lindsey has a treasure trove of material to work with.
Peller Hall is an accessible venue with parking available behind Memorial and in nearby lots, and bar service on site. Each show will be presented in two 60-minute sets with a break in between for drinks. Tickets are available only through our box office online or at 905 304 3232.
