Gold Dust Woman show @ Easts Leagues Club

On Saturday night I went to Easts Leagues Club to see the Gold Dust Woman show which it's an tribute to both Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac as it's my first seeing it but my third time seeing the singer Joanne Elbers. Dad took me to Easts Leagues Club, had Veal Parmaginia , chips and salad for dinner, drank Coke Zero, had Chocolate Diane and Ice Cream for desert, did writing and drank water. The show started after 8pm which started the first set with Edge of Seventeen and then the rest of the set doing Fleetwood Mac classic hits from the 70's and 80's with Joanne doing the Stevie lead vocals as well as Scott Whatman doing the Lindsey Buckingham lead vocals and Billie-Lee MacFarlane doing the Christine McVie lead vocals as well as Joanne telling the info about the songs and there was an interval where I had an coke zero to drink and did writing. Then the second set had the Stevie Nicks solo hits as well as the 2 songs she sang back up on as well as some Fleetwood Mac at the end of the set as well as doing Buddy Holly's It's So Easy. The show finished after 10.40pm-10.45pm and the people who were there were getting photos with the band which I got mine with the band, drank Coke Zero, saw Dad and came home. It was an FANTASTIC show which everyone had an great time including myself with Joanne's great performance doing Stevie Nicks as well as Fleetwood Mac with the help of Scott and Billie Lee as well Rob, Justin and Brad and great entertainment too. I look forward to see this act again soon and if you have not seen this act do yourselves an favour and see it which you will love it. Set 1- Edge Of Seventeen The Chain Dreams Say You Love Me Little Lies Gypsy second Hand News Sara You Make Loving Fun Seven Wonders Landslide Big Love Don't Stop Rhiannon Set 2- I Can't Wait Lather and Lace Stop Draggin My Heart Around Gold Ebony Eyes Stand Back Talk To Me Room's On Fire Sometimes It's A Bitch It's So Easy Don't You Know Gold Dust Woman Tusk Go Your Own Way

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