When fans walk out of a The Seven Wonders show saying “close your eyes and you think you are listening to Fleetwood Mac,” that is either the highest compliment a tribute act can earn or simply a fair accounting of what seven live musicians can do with no backing tracks and a deep catalog to draw from. The group has been testing that proposition since 2017, and the receipts are good: sold-out shows, second dates added, and a touring schedule that runs into 2027.
About the Show
The Seven Wonders bring their tribute to Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks to The Stationery Factory‘s MainStage in Dalton on Friday, September 4, with doors at 7 p.m. and the show at 8. Katherine Winston & Michael Aaron open.
Named after the Fleetwood Mac track “Seven Wonders,” the ensemble draws its setlist from across both catalogs — Dreams, Go Your Own Way, Rhiannon, Landslide, and Gypsy on the Mac side; Edge of Seventeen from the Nicks solo run. All seven members perform live with no backing tracks, which is the distinction the band makes for itself: seven musicians on stage, nothing pre-recorded. They have earned a 4.9-out-of-5 rating from Ticketmaster reviewers, with fans noting the group plays “many more than we expected” with a sound “very close to the original.” The fall leg is part of a 27-date run spanning 22 cities in 2026 and into 2027, including City Winery stops in Pittsburgh and Chicago alongside smaller rooms. A recent show at Harmony in the Woods in Hawley, Pennsylvania sold out, prompting the venue to add a second date.
Venue & Logistics
The Stationery Factory is housed in a converted former industrial building in Berkshire County, and the MainStage is the largest of its several performance spaces. Get there before the 7 p.m. doors if you want to settle in: The Stationery Cafe inside offers organic popcorn, pretzels, and espresso drinks, and The Shire Tavern downstairs is the option for a full meal before the set. Parking on-site covers around 100 vehicles, with overflow at the Dalton CRA lot nearby. This is an all-ages show. For anyone making the trip from the Capital Region, Dalton sits just east of Pittsfield, a straight shot into the Berkshires.
Tickets
Tickets are $25–$30. The “all in” pricing absorbs processing fees, so the number you see is what you pay. Get Tickets