Weetwood Mac

Weetwood Mac bring their Fleetwood Mac tribute to The Engine Shed on Saturday 22 May, as part of Manchester Calling's tour. They describe themselves as one of the UK's most authentic homages to the band, and they're not interested in the gimmicks — no costumes or impressions here, just recreating the sound, place and time of the legacy.

The set leans on the hits of the 1970s Rumours era, and they'll be playing classics like 'Rhiannon', 'Say You Love Me', 'Everywhere' and 'Little Lies'. It's a good cross-section of the band's output, so you'll hear the big songs from the mid-seventies alongside the later hits that kept them on the air.

The line-up pulls in musicians from across the scene. James Warrender, Ellen Smith and Chris Quick are all ex-members of Ellen & The Escapades, and they're joined by Wayward Sons guitarist Sam Wood and Hope & Social drummer and singer-songwriter Gary Stewart, who's also a Paul Simon aficionado. It's a fair bit of combined experience on one stage.

The show is recommended for ages 14 and over, with under-18s needing to be accompanied by an adult. Doors open at 7:30pm, and general admission is £22.50 plus booking fee.