Seventh Wonder performs Fleetwood Mac Orchestrated
- NSW · TAS
- Feb 2027
About
Applauded by Mick Fleetwood himself and following a sold-out performance at the iconic Sydney Opera House, Seventh Wonder has earned its reputation as one of Australia’s most acclaimed concert productions and a world-leading musical celebration of Fleetwood Mac.
Now, the acclaimed production returns with a spectacular national orchestral tour celebrating the 50th anniversary of Fleetwood Mac’s landmark album Rumours.
To celebrate this historic milestone, Seventh Wonder will perform the music of Rumours and Fleetwood Mac’s greatest hits alongside a live orchestra, combining lush symphonic arrangements, soaring harmonies and unforgettable melodies to create a powerful and immersive concert experience that elevates this timeless music to extraordinary new heights.
Over the past decade, Seventh Wonder has captivated audiences across Australia and internationally with its breathtaking musicianship, stunning vocal performances, and meticulous attention to detail. Widely regarded as the world’s leading Fleetwood Mac concert experience, the production has built a loyal following through its ability to faithfully recreate the magic, emotion and spirit of Fleetwood Mac while bringing a fresh contemporary energy to the music.
Venue
Anita’s Theatre
264–270 Lawrence Hargrave Drive, Thirroul, NSW, 2515
Anita’s Theatre is a historic Illawarra performing-arts venue that began as King’s Theatre and has also served as a cinema and roller-skating rink. Today it hosts live music, comedy and performing arts, with 820 seats or room for 1,200 patrons in general-admission configuration.
Getting there
Train: Thirroul Station is about 600 metres away, an approximately eight-minute walk.
Bus: Several bus stops in Thirroul are around a one-minute walk from the theatre.
Car: Parking is available off King Street, or at the free Church Street and Cliff Parade Thirroul Beach car parks, each about a seven-minute walk away.
Accessibility
The accessible entrance and drop-off area are at the rear via King Street, and a unisex accessible toilet is in the foyer. Reserved shows offer six accessible seats near the entrance, while general-admission shows have a ramped raised platform. Companion Cards and guide or support dogs are welcome; book accessible seating through Ticketmaster’s Accessible Seating Team.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
Odeon Theatre
167 Liverpool Street, Hobart, TAS, 7000
Built in 1916, Odeon Theatre is a live-music and performance venue in central Hobart. The heritage theatre forms part of DarkLab’s In The Hanging Garden precinct and retains its historic character while operating in seated and general-admission configurations.
Getting there
Bus: Metro Tasmania’s Hobart city interchange has stops on Liverpool, Elizabeth and nearby city streets; check the official journey planner for the best service.
Car: City of Hobart’s Centrepoint Car Park at 35 Victoria Street has 782 bays, including 16 accessible spaces near lifts; check closing times before an evening event.
Accessibility
Odeon states that the venue is fully accessible, with seats for patrons with mobility requirements and reserved wheelchair areas. Contact the venue at info@odeontheatre.com.au before purchasing tickets so staff can assist with arrangements. The official venue information does not specify accessible toilets, hearing assistance or a Companion Card policy.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
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