Due to the huge demand for this years tribute night featuring Fleetwood Bac and Planet Abba there will only be a very limited (less than 100) supply of tickets on the gate. Just in case you didn’t know what you are missing here is the line up for what promises to be the biggest night in Bures Music Festival history.

Fleetwood Bac

“They sound terrific. The vocals are spot on, the musicianship faultless. Two hours of heaven,” said The Observer.

Also rated by The Times as one of the UK’s top tribute shows alongside The Bootleg Beatles and Bjorn Again, Fleetwood Bac replicates the full Fleetwood Mac rock show as it was in the 70s and 80s. The band has performed more than 600 shows and spent decades perfecting the classic ‘Rumours’ sound, look, atmosphere and on-stage chemistry.

“Musical archaeologists reconstruct their favourite soft rock mammoth with painstaking accuracy,” said The Times.

The band’s passion and energy landed them the ultimate seal of approval from ‘Big Daddy’ Mick Fleetwood. Their global fans also include original Mac guitarist Peter Green who has attended their show. The Fleetwood Bac tribute show features songs from across the eras. If you love Fleetwood Mac this is the tribute show you can’t afford to miss.

Planet Abba

“Planet Abba is the best Abba cover band I have ever heard! So close to the real thing, it was unbelievable. Music, harmonies, look, everything.” Joe Lynn Turner – former lead singer for Deep Purple and Rainbow.

Since the band’s formation in 2002, Planet Abba has established itself as a UK-leading Abba tribute show. Planet Abba delivers a professionally choreographed stage performance, complete with costume changes, which faithfully encapsulates the sights and sounds of Abba and their endless stream of unforgettable hits.Planet Abba is internationally acclaimed and in high demand. The band entertained ‘The Highland Games’ and has wowed audiences at outdoor music events across the globe. Planet Abba has also performed alongside artists such as The Four Tops, Slade, Mudd, Jimmy James and The Vagabonds, 911, Showaddywaddy, Chesney Hawkes and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. The band has made a number of TV appearances, including a BBC documentary and Sky TV. The musicians’ professionalism and sheer enthusiasm both on and off stage have secured them many re-bookings and have earned them the reputation they enjoy today.