The founding members of the British band Fleetwood Mac spent years trying to make a name for themselves, with limited success. They finally broke through when Americans Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks joined the group and helped drive their 1975 album “Fleetwood Mac” to number one on the album charts. More success followed in 1977 when their album “Rumours” rocketed to the top of the charts, remaining there for an astounding 31 weeks and selling more than 40 million copies. The success of their albums was quickly followed by a stream of hit singles, among them “Dreams”. “Go Your Own Way”, “You Make Loving Fun” and “Rhiannon”. But their most memorable hit by far is “Don't Dtop” which was chosen by US presidential candidate Bill Clinton as his campaign song, putting it back in steady rotation at radio stations across North America for a second time. In All, Fleetwood Mac has sold well over 100 million records and their hits are a staple for classic rock radio throughout the world.

Singer, songwriter and actress Megan Schroder started her musical career as a drummer, before graduating to lead singer in popular 70s/80s cover band Loveless. She appeared in the movie “Tapped Out”, performed in the stage plays “Elvis Is Dead” and “Cabaret”, wrote the seasonal favorite “If I Don't Make It Through This Christmas” and is currently enjoying airplay across Canada for her latest recording “Is It Just Me?”. Megan says “classic rock music is in my DNA and Fleetwood Mac songs are my all time favourites. So doing a show that pays tribute to them is a real treat for me”. Megan's flawless voice and natural ability to connect with people was a big hit with audiences during a 12 date, sold out tour of western Canada, in August. Megan brings her Fleetwood Mac tribute to Mexico in March, 2022, for shows in Progreso, Bucerias, Paso Ancho and Ixtapa.