Tusk at Penn’s Peak | August 22, 2026
If you’ve been looking for an excuse to finally make the drive to Penn’s Peak, here it is: Tusk — the Fleetwood Mac tribute that has been earning standing ovations across the country since 2008 — plays the mountaintop stage on Saturday, August 22. Doors open at 7:00 PM, show at 8:00 PM.
Jim Thorpe is worth building a full evening around. Get there early, walk the historic downtown, grab a bite before you head up the hill. By the time Tusk hits the stage, you’ll already be glad you made the trip.
About Tusk
Tusk isn’t five musicians who learned some Fleetwood Mac songs. These are five people with a shared history stretching back more than four decades — two of them met in Little League, others connected in middle school band — who have kept the same lineup since their very first rehearsal in 2008. Each member inhabits one dedicated role: Buckingham, Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood. One in, one out, no substitutions.
What separates Tusk from the field is the commitment to the original keys, including Buckingham’s demanding high tenor parts. That’s the detail fans who know the records will notice immediately, and it’s the reason Tusk consistently holds rooms for two-hour sets. Expect hits and deep cuts spanning the full Fleetwood Mac catalog — Rock & Roll Hall of Fame material, performed with the chemistry that only comes from decades of friendship.
About Penn’s Peak
Penn’s Peak sits on a mountaintop above Jim Thorpe with panoramic views that can stretch up to 50 miles on a clear August night. The room accommodates up to 1,800 concertgoers, with lofty ceilings and a spacious dance floor that give it the feel of a proper concert hall. Roadies Restaurant and Bar is on-site — eat before the show if you can, so you’re not fighting the concession line at set break.
Penn’s Peak is in Jim Thorpe in the Pocono Mountains — about two and a half hours from the Capital Region, and worth every minute of it.
Tickets
Reserved seats start at $35; pit is $40. Tickets are on sale now.