Fleetwood Collective: a Tribute To Fleetwood Mac

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Fleetwood Collective: A Tribute to fleetwood Mac

Fleetwood Collective is a collaboration between some of Southampton’s finest musicians who have taken on the joyous task of meticulously recreating the Fleetwood Mac live shows, from their glorious peak in the 1970s and 80s. Songs featured in the set include all the classic fan favourites such as Rhiannon, The Chain and Go Your Own Way, as well as hidden gems, solo hits and album tracks, along with one or two surprises from the early years. Fleetwood Collective places a paramount emphasis on capturing the essence of Fleetwood Mac's musical and physical style, steering clear of mimicry and eschewing the use of wigs. Instead, they channel their energy into recreating the distinctive guitar tones, intricate song structures, and the enchanting three-part harmonies that propelled Fleetwood Mac to global acclaim.Above all, Fleetwood Collective is on a mission to deliver the music of Fleetwood Mac with the same fervour and commitment to performance that characterized the real band during their illustrious heyday.
8+ (Under 14s accompanied by an adult)

For accessibility enquiries please email access@the1865.live with proof of purchase and your requirements (seat / wheelchair space etc) Carer tickets are only available to care provider of the ticket holder. 

Ticketmaster UK 0870 154 40 40, International 00 44 161 385 3500 Box office: 020 8980 3030

Collect from The Hippodrome during the 45 minutes before the show. Take the credit card and the Ticketmaster reference number.

- Limited on-site parking available
- Nearby public parking garages within 5-minute walk
- Street parking with metered zones
- Recommended to arrive early for parking

The Hippodrome is accessible to those with special needs.

No recording. No photography. No alcohol. No smoking in auditorium.

- Recommended age limits vary by event
- Children under 14 must be accompanied by adult
- Some events may be 16+ or 18+
- Infant/child ticket policies differ by performance