Tusk, “The Ultimate Fleetwood Mac Tribute,” will perform at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA on Friday, July 14.

The band has used chemistry, synergy, and intuition since they came together in 2008 to set itself apart from other tribute bands.

Hear all your favorite Fleetwood Mac hits this summer. Tickets are on sale now.

8 Stellar Covers of Fleetwood Mac Songs

• "Go Your Own Way"- The Cranberries

  Dolores O’Riordan covered the voice of Stevie Nicks flawlessly in 1996.

  “Go Your Own Way” became one of the mot popular of the many songs on Rumours with lyrics alluding to breakups.

  However, the pace of the song invokes enough of a light mood despite its depressing lyrics. Listeners have the two legendary female singers to thank for that.

• "The Chain"- Evanescence

  Amy Lee also nailed the Fleetwood Mac sound in the 2019 cover of “The Chain,” another intense song from Rumours.

• "Don't Stop"- Elton John

  Elton John covered the upbeat classic “Don’t Stop” from Rumours in 1998.

• "Landslide"- The Dixie Chicks

  The Dixie Chicks, who have now shortened their name to just the Chicks, covered “Landslide” in 2002.

  They added their own country sound, especially in the song’s opening, to put a new spin on the Fleetwood Mac classic.

  It became one of the many cover songs that many fans from a younger generation have heard more than the original version.

   

• "Landslide"- The Smashing Pumpkins

  Billy Corgan switched it up from his typical style for this Fleetwood Mac cover.

  The Smashing Pumpkins became famous for a heavier sound, especially in the opening lines of top hits like “Bullet with Butterfly Wings” and “Today.”

  However, the creative idea worked for them, especially in this 2018 performance.

• "Go Your Own Way"- Carrie Underwood/Lindsey Buckingham

  Maybe it’s not entirely a cover if a Fleetwood Mac band member was involved with the performance.

  Regardless, Carrie Underwood and Lindsey Buckingham performed “Go Your Own Way” together in 2007.

• "Dreams"- Vanessa Carlton

  The soothing voice of Vanessa Carlton hits a little bit differently than Stevie Nicks. Her talent as a pianist, however, recreates the element Christine McVie brought to Fleetwood Mac.

• "The Chain"- Florence and the Machine

  Before Evanescence stole the show, Florence and the Machine played “The Chain” in 2010.

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