The UK’s most celebrated tribute to Fleetwood Mac, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac, will be making a highly anticipated return to Midlands stages in spring-summer 2025, as part of a spectacular 70-date UK tour celebrating one of the greatest bands in rock and roll history.
Personally endorsed by Fleetwood Mac’s founding member Mick Fleetwood, Rumours of Fleetwood Mac has captivated more than two million fans around the world, with their performances garnering over 150 million views on YouTube. Revered for their note-perfect renditions and mesmerising stagecraft, the seven-piece ensemble offers audiences a faithful, heartfelt tribute to the music that shaped generations.
This year’s tour promises to be their most ambitious yet, with the band unveiling a refreshed stage production and what they’re calling their “best setlist to date.” The 2025 tour will not only honour Fleetwood Mac’s timeless hits, but also pay homage to the band’s earliest days with a special tribute to Peter Green, whose blues roots formed the bedrock of the group’s legacy.
“We’ve taken a fresh look at our stage show to deliver something truly special,” says drummer and musical director Allan Cosgrove (aka Cos). “This year’s performance promises a rich and powerful celebration — from the haunting harmonies to the raw emotion that defined Fleetwood Mac’s sound.”
Cosgrove adds that the show will also delve into the iconic catalogues of Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, breathing new life into their evocative solo material. “We like to think of our show as a ‘thank you’ to Fleetwood Mac,” he continues. “It’s a thank you for their incredible songs, the memories we all share with their music, and the magic that Fleetwood Mac has given us all through the decades.”
Midlands fans will have plenty of opportunities to catch the show live, with performances scheduled at some of the region’s most beloved venues, including:
- 21–22 April – Birmingham Symphony Hall
- 2 May – Coventry Warwick Arts Centre
- 13 June – Northampton Derngate
- 15 June – Leicester De Montfort Hall
- 17 June – Buxton Opera House
- 19 June – Wolverhampton Grand Theatre
- 9 July – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
- 19 July – Derby Becketwell Arena
Tickets and tour info available at: www.rumoursoffleetwoodmac.com/uk-2025
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