MacFleet the tribute band of ‘Dreams’
Tribute band MacFleet performed live in Falkirk venue Depot on Saturday night.
MacFleet first came together in 2019 and have performed in venues across Scotland for those of all ages.
The band who plays tribute to Fleetwood Mac did not disappoint, recreating the sounds and energy of the well-known band.
Fans who attended Saturdays show said, “the band was amazing” and that it was a “really good night.”
Depot, Falkirk which is previously known as Temple nightclub, opened its doors in March 2023 and has been providing live music to the local community and surrounding areas since.
The band is set to play a sold-out show at Arta in Glasgow on Saturday March 30.
The five-piece live music band puts on a show playing iconic hits ‘Go your own way’ , ‘Dreams’ and ‘Don’t Stop’ for all ages.
Caroline Stirling, lead singer of MacFleet expressed gratitude to the fans who travelled to witness their performance.
Caroline said, “We appreciate anybody who comes to see us, sometimes from all over, it’s great to keep the music of Fleetwood Mac alive because it expands to generations, we see ages from 18 to as old as 70. It’s good how the music just lives on.”
Following the sold-out event at Arta the tribute act is to return to the venue on August 31, tickets will include a two-course meal and a beverage on arrival.
Arta will also offer free entry to the nightclub, after the show, which holds an in-house DJ until 3am.
MacFleet have gigs booked across the central belt for the rest of the year with tickets for December in Nice N Sleazy, Glasgow already on sale.
