Few songs in rock history have the staying power of Fleetwood Mac’s Dreams. Released on Rumours in 1977, it became one of the band’s signature hits — and decades later, it’s still topping charts thanks to viral moments on TikTok.
But nothing compares to hearing it live. And when Seventh Wonder Performs Fleetwood Mac take the stage, Dreams becomes a breathtaking centrepiece of the show.
Why “Dreams” Still Resonates
Part of the magic lies in its simplicity: the hypnotic drum beat, the steady bassline, the shimmering chords, and Stevie Nicks’ unmistakable voice. It’s a song that feels like a dream itself — timeless, emotional, and unforgettable.
When Bloom performs Dreams with Seventh Wonder, audiences are stunned at how authentic it sounds. The phrasing, the tone, the raw emotion — it’s all there. Fans often describe it as “spine-tingling” and “the highlight of the night.”
The Audience Connection
At every Seventh Wonder show, there’s a moment when the entire crowd joins in:
“Thunder only happens when it’s raining…”
That singalong creates goosebumps. It’s the power of music connecting generations, from those who bought Rumours on vinyl in the 70s to younger fans discovering Fleetwood Mac through streaming today.
Experience the Song Live
For Fleetwood Mac fans, hearing Dreams performed by Seventh Wonder is more than nostalgia — it’s a spiritual experience.