Rumours are real
Fleetwood Mac Tribute band have received praise from original band members
FLEETWOOD BAC – the Fleetwood Mac Tribute Band endorsed by Mick Fleetwood himself – are said to be the only Mac tribute to authentically replicate the classic ‘Rumours’ line-up.
Over the last few years they have received rave reviews from ‘The Stage’ newspaper, the UK’s leading Fleetwood Mac fansites, the official Stevie Nicks website; and from ecstatic audiences wherever the band played, wowing audiences as far afield as Dubai, St Tropez, the Cayman Islands and Monte Carlo, and twice selling out the worldfamous Minack Theatre in Cornwall.
Fleetwood Bac have also been rated by The Times newspaper as one of the UK’s top 5 tributes, alongside The Bootleg Beatles, Bjorn Again and the Counterfeit Stones.
Fans include original Mac bassist and biographer Bob Brunning, who joined the band several times on stage, and Peter Green’s official biographer Martin Celmins.
The sound, the look, the mystical atmosphere and on-stage chemistry are all portrayed with the passion and energy that got the seal of approval from ‘Big Daddy’ Mick, and built up an excellent reputation amongst Mac fans through numerous tours, festival appearances, corporate events and TV and radio slots all over the UK and Europe.
The Fleetwood Bac show focuses on the ‘Rumours’ era of the band (still the 5th biggest-selling album of all time). It also features several songs from the Peter Green days, plus some of Stevie’s biggest solo hits, in either a theatrical two-hour show, including costume-changes and an acoustic section, or a one-hour Greatest Hits Show, specially tailored for corporate events.
Songs featured (all UK and US hit singles) include: Dreams, Don’t Stop, Go Your Own Way, You Make Loving Fun, Tusk, Gypsy, Everywhere, Oh Well, Rhiannon, Little Lies, Black Magic Woman, Seven Wonders, Say You Love Me, Big Love, Oh Diane, Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around, Albatross, Sara, Man Of The World, Hold Me, Green Manalishi, Need Your Love So Bad, The Chain etc…
Comments about Fleetwood Bac include: “Keep up the good work! Much luck”, from Mick Fleetwood, and The Times wrote: “Musical archaeologists reconstruct their favourite rock mammoth with painstaking accuracy.”
Fleetwood Bac will be playing at Theatr Bryn Terfel, Pontio, in Bangor on Saturday, September 4, with the doors opening at 7pm, and on stage at 7.30pm.
Tickets at £20 in advance can be ordered from the Pontio box office on 01248 382828, or online at https:// www.pontio.co.uk.