Tribute act Rumours of Fleetwood Mac, personally endorsed by Mick Fleetwood, brings the songs of Fleetwood Mac live to the York Barbican.
Rumours of Fleetwood Mac play the York Barbican on Monday 29 June, a tribute act that brings the songs of Fleetwood Mac live. It's not just a fan project, either — the show is personally endorsed by the band's founding member, Mick Fleetwood, who describes it as "an extraordinary emotive performance of Fleetwood Mac."
That endorsement puts it in a different bracket from your usual tribute. The Sunday Times called it "a stunning and incredibly accurate snapshot of the World's first Super Group," and the Mail on Sunday went a step further, saying "they do Fleetwood Mac better than Fleetwood Mac." Between those two, you get the general idea: it's a full-on recreation of the sound rather than a loose cover band, and it's built around the songs that made the name famous.
It's a night for anyone who knows the records, whether you've been listening for decades or you've only just discovered them. The set draws from the same catalogue that defined the band, so you'll recognise the songs from the first time you heard them. If you're taking anyone younger, there is one thing to keep in mind: under-14s have to be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.
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The show starts at 20:00 at the York Barbican, and tickets are sold through AXS, with a booking fee on top. If you're planning to go, it's worth getting yours sorted in advance.
