A spellbinding tribute show celebrating the legendary music of Fleetwood Mac, featuring hits from the Rumours era and beyond in a high-energy production.
On 29 August 2026, the Theatre Royal Brighton will host "Go Your Own Way - A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac". This production focuses on the music of the band, specifically highlighting the era of the Rumours lineup—Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, and Lindsey Buckingham—while also including material from the band's earlier period under Peter Green. The performance is delivered by an ensemble featuring Sheena Beckett on vocals, percussion, and narration, alongside Amy Owen on vocals and keyboards, Damon Downs on vocals and guitar, Allan Beckett on bass, and Greg Ison on drums. The setlist includes tracks such as "Dreams", "Don't Stop", "Everywhere", "Rhiannon", "Gold Dust Woman", "Little Lies", "Big Love", "The Chain", "Songbird", and "Landslide". The production aims to recreate the sound and energy of the original band, with the musicians focusing on the technical details of the arrangements.
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The show has a total running time of two hours and twenty minutes, which includes an interval. Regarding attendance, the event is open to families, though there are specific age policies in place: children under the age of four are not admitted, and those aged 15 or younger must be accompanied by an adult. The Theatre Royal Brighton, located on New Road, provides standard venue facilities including a bar, a cloakroom, and accessibility options for those who require them. The venue is a familiar space for many in the city, and this performance is part of a wider touring schedule for the production.
Tickets for the performance are currently available for purchase. While specific pricing for the Brighton date is subject to confirmation, there are options for group bookings for parties of ten or more. Given the nature of the venue and the production, it is advisable to check the official booking channels directly to manage ticket selection and avoid third-party fees. The show is designed to accommodate both individual attendees and larger groups interested in this specific repertoire. If you are planning to attend, it is worth noting that the production has seen varying levels of demand in other locations, so booking in advance is a practical step to secure your preferred seating within the theatre.
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