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Fleetwood Mac
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Fleetwood Mac

  • yacht rock
  • classic rock
  • soft rock
  • United Kingdom
  • formed 1967, London
  • disbanded 2022
  • 1 album
  • 20 Dutch Top 40 hits

Fleetwood Mac is a group from the United Kingdom, formed in July 1967 in London and disbanded in 2022. Over the years, Mick Fleetwood, Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer, Bob Brunning, John McVie, Danny Kirwan, Christine McVie, Bob Welch and ten others played in the group. The collection holds one album by the group: Greatest Hits, from 1988. In the Dutch Top 40 there were twenty records, two of them reaching the top spot. The highest was Go Your Own Way: number 1 in week 13 of 1977.

Source: MusicBrainz and Discogs

Timeline of Fleetwood Mac

The members of Fleetwood Mac over the years: eighteen members, with the years they belonged to the group, including anyone who left for a while and came back. The thin lines are the albums, the red ones the entries in the Dutch Top 40. Point at a line and click for the album or the weekly chart. A linked name has its own page.

Member of the groupAlbumDutch Top 40Member until the end

Concerts in the Netherlands and Belgium

Where Fleetwood Mac played in the Netherlands and Belgium, according to setlist.fm: 34 concerts, newest first.

  1. MegalandLandgraaf · the Netherlands · An Evening with Fleetwood Mac
  2. FestivalparkWerchter · Belgium · An Evening with Fleetwood Mac
  3. SportpaleisMerksem · Belgium · On With the Show
  4. Ziggo DomeAmsterdam · the Netherlands · On With the Show
  5. Ziggo DomeAmsterdam · the Netherlands · On With the Show
  6. Ziggo DomeAmsterdam · the Netherlands · Fleetwood Mac Live 2013
  7. SportpaleisMerksem · Belgium · Fleetwood Mac Live 2013
  8. Ziggo DomeAmsterdam · the Netherlands · Fleetwood Mac Live 2013
  9. AhoyRotterdam · the Netherlands · Unleashed: Hits Tour
  10. SportpaleisMerksem · Belgium · Unleashed: Hits Tour
  11. MartinihalGroningen · the Netherlands · Another Link in the Chain
  12. Kortrijk XpoKortrijk · Belgium · Another Link in the Chain
Show all 34 earlier concerts
  1. GroenoordhallenLeiden · the Netherlands · Another Link in the Chain
  2. Flanders ExpoSint-Denijs-Westrem · Belgium · Behind the Mask
  3. Galgenwaard StadionUtrecht · the Netherlands · Behind the Mask
  4. Flanders ExpoSint-Denijs-Westrem · Belgium · Behind the Mask
  5. AhoyRotterdam · the Netherlands · Shake the Cage
  6. AhoyRotterdam · the Netherlands · Shake the Cage
  7. AhoyRotterdam · the Netherlands · Tusk
  8. Vorst Nationaal / Forest NationalVorst / Forest · Belgium · Tusk
  9. RAIAmsterdam · the Netherlands · Rumours
  10. Jaap EdenhalAmsterdam · the Netherlands · Rumours
  11. ApolloHouthalen · Belgium · Future Games
  12. Burgemeester Damen SportparkGeleen · the Netherlands · Kiln House
  13. De DoelenRotterdam · the Netherlands · Then Play On
  14. Zaal EgmontLonderzeel · Belgium · Then Play On
  15. ConcertgebouwAmsterdam · the Netherlands · Then Play On
  16. Sporthal ArenaDeurne · Belgium · Mr. Wonderful
  17. De DoelenRotterdam · the Netherlands · Mr. Wonderful
  18. Provenciale KorenbeursGroningen · the Netherlands · Mr. Wonderful
  19. ConcertgebouwAmsterdam · the Netherlands · Mr. Wonderful
  20. Musis SacrumSchiedam · the Netherlands · Mr. Wonderful
  21. Club 192The Hague · the Netherlands · Mr. Wonderful
  22. CongresgebouwThe Hague · the Netherlands

Source: setlist.fm

Albums by Fleetwood Mac

Click the cover and you get the tracks per side, with the whole album on Spotify.

Biggest hits of Fleetwood Mac

Fleetwood Mac had twenty records in the Dutch Top 40. The best-charting record comes first; the badge shows the peak position, the title opens the full run. These are the five biggest. The button below opens all entries.

1peak position
week 47, 1969
193weeks in the chart
with 20 records
1968first entry
week 39, 1968
1990latest entry
week 22, 1990
14years with an entry
  1. 1977Dutch Top 40: peak position 1 in week 13 of 1977, 13 weeks in the chart Go Your Own Way
    Fleetwood Mac
    3:44
  2. 1969Dutch Top 40: peak position 1 in week 47 of 1969, 11 weeks in the chart Oh Well (Pt. 2)
    Fleetwood Mac
    5:40
  3. 1969Dutch Top 40: peak position 2 in week 32 of 1973, 21 weeks in the chart Albatross
    Fleetwood Mac
    3:10
  4. 1988Dutch Top 40: peak position 3 in week 21 of 1988, 14 weeks in the chart Everywhere
    Fleetwood Mac
    3:47
  5. 1987Dutch Top 40: peak position 4 in week 22 of 1987, 11 weeks in the chart Big Love
    Fleetwood Mac
    3:44

All Dutch Top 40 entries of Fleetwood Mac

Source: top40.nl

Frequently asked questions

Who played in Fleetwood Mac?

Over the years that was Mick Fleetwood, Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer, Bob Brunning, John McVie, Danny Kirwan, Christine McVie, Bob Welch, Bob Weston, Dave Walker, Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks and six others. The timeline shows for each member the years they belonged; the names are also in the side column.

Which Dutch Top 40 hits did Fleetwood Mac have?

In the Dutch Top 40 there were 20 records, two of them at number 1. The best-charting record is Go Your Own Way, which reached number 1 in week 13 of 1977. The graph next to each record shows its run from week to week. This page shows the five biggest; the button below opens all entries.

How many albums by Fleetwood Mac are in the collection?

There is one: Greatest Hits, from 1988. A cover opens the album with the tracks per side and the whole album on Spotify.

Where can you see and hear Fleetwood Mac?

The Dutch Top 40 entries have a round Spotify button. A cover opens the album with the tracks per side and the whole album on Spotify. The music plays in the player at the bottom and keeps going while you browse on, after one-time consent for Spotify.

Keep exploring

If you have landed here, you probably want to keep going: an album, an artist, a week in the Dutch Top 40 or a concert.