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June 17, 2026

A tribute to Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks

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Fleetwood Nicks

Fleetwood Nicks is a blend of songs from the unique and iconic Fleetwood Mac and the solo career of Stevie Nicks.

It comprises a blend of Fleetwood Mac’s significant music catalogue, and an added taste of Stevie Nicks solo hits.

A group of talented and experienced musicians have come together to bring you this nostalgic and entertaining tribute to a band whose music and indelible presence has lasted throughout the decades, and whose songs are forever imprinted on our minds.

Sunday, August 17 from 4.30pm at the Beach Hotel, Byron Bay – this is a free show.



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