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Rumours of Fleetwood Mac
'Hits to Blues World Tour'
Cliffs Pavilion, Southend-on-Sea
Saturday 25th February 2017
Rumours Of Fleetwood Mac, the world’s ultimate homage to Fleetwood Mac, returns to the stage next year for their landmark ‘Hits to Blues World Tour’. Encompassing nearly five decades of legendary music and channeling the spirit of Fleetwood Mac at their very best, ‘Hits to Blues’ offers a unique opportunity for fans, both old and new, to rediscover the songs and performances that have ensured Fleetwood Mac’s place as one of the most loved bands of all time.

From the exultant heights of such classic hits as ‘Rhiannon’, ‘Don’t Stop’, ‘You Make Loving Fun’, and ‘Seven Wonders’, to the cathartic relationship autopsies contained on the bestselling Rumours album, ‘Hits to Blues’ – like previous Rumours Of Fleetwood Mac concert performances – guarantees to offer its audiences a rich and emotive musical experience, blowing away the cobwebs and rekindling those precious personal memories in a way that only the best music can.

True to the band’s roots, ‘Hits to Blues’ will also feature a comprehensive profile of the work of legendary British bluesman, and Fleetwood Mac founder, Peter Green. With faithful renditions of early Mac masterpieces such as ‘Albatross’, ‘Oh Well’, and the plaintive ‘Man of the World’, the show promises to bring the full depth and power of Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac back to life.

From the outset, the Rumours Of Fleetwood Mac musicians and performers have always striven to combine their deep personal love and reverence for the music of Fleetwood Mac with the excitement and spontaneity of live performance. Immersed in this music as they are, they know that these are songs which simply refuse to be played without passion and intensity.

It is now half a century since Fleetwood Mac first emerged onto the world stage. Over the intervening five decades it is fair to say that both the band and the world have been through some considerable changes. Throughout it all, however, the music of Fleetwood Mac has retained its place in the hearts and souls of hundreds of millions of fans the world over. Join Rumours of Fleetwood Mac this Autumn and experience the very best of Fleetwood Mac, from ‘Hits to Blues’.
“An extraordinary emotive performance of Fleetwood Mac” 
MICK FLEETWOOD


"A stunning and incredibly accurate snapshot of the World’s first Super Group"
 SUNDAY TIMES


“They do Fleetwood Mac better than Fleetwood Mac.”
 MAIL ON SUNDAY
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Tickets now on sale.​
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Tour dates:
2017
JANUARY
Fri 6        Ipswich        Regent Theatre
Sat 7        Aylesbury    Waterside Theatre
Sun 8        T Wells        Assembly Hall
Tues 10    Stoke         Victoria Hall
Weds 11    Leicester    De Montfort Hall
Fri 13        Exeter        Corn Exchange
Sat 14        Truro        Hall for Cornwall
Sun 15        Bristol        Colston Hall
Tues 17    Yeovil        Octagon Theatre 
Weds 18    Barnstaple    Queens Theatre
Fri 20        Swansea    Grand Theatre
Sat 21        Cheltenham    Town Hall
Sun 22      Bromley     Churchhill Theatre
Tues 24    Portsmouth    Guildhall
Weds 25    Cardiff         St Davids Hall
Fri 27        Sheffield    City Hall
Sat 28        Harrogate     Royal Hall
Sun 29        Buxton         Opera House
Sun 31        Crawley    Hawth



FEBRUARY

Weds 1        London        Cadogan Hall
Fri 3        Newark        Palace Theatre
Sat 4        Gateshead    The Sage
Sun 5        Manchester    Palace Theatre
Tues 7        Reading    Hexagon
Weds 8        Liverpool    Philharmonic Hall
Thurs 9        High Wycombe    Swan
Sat 11        Dorking        Halls
Sun 12        Norwich    Theatre Royal
Mon 13        Northampton    Derngate
Weds 15    Shrewsbury    Theatre Severn
Fri 17        Cambridge    Corn Exchange
Sat 18        Basingstoke    The Anvil
Mon 20        Salisbury    City Hall
Tues 21    St Albans    Arena
Weds 22    Worthing    Pavilion Theatre
Fri 24        Kings Lynn    Corn Exchange
Sat 25        Southend    Cliffs Pavilion
Sun 26        Dartford    Orchard Theatre
Mon 27        Birmingham    Town Hall

​MARCH
Weds 1        Dundee        Caird Hall
Thurs 2        Glasgow    Pavilions
Fri 3        Edinburgh    Queens Hall
Sun 5        Inverness    Eden Court Theatre
Mon 6        Scunthorpe    Baths Hall

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