Marcie Jones

w/ Fleetwood To The Max

Marcie’s career started out as a teenager with The Thunderbirds in the early ‘60s. She then went on to perform with Normie Rowe and The Playboys and had many appearances on the popular TV segment ‘The Go-Show’. In the late ‘60s It was Normie who suggested she team up with the Cook sisters from Brisbane, who were already performing as ‘The Cookies’.

With the attention of The Twilights Manager Garry Spry, Marcie and The Cookies were signed to E.M.I and went on to record in the studio. Though, it was the demand for session work on tracks such as ‘Something’s Got a Hold on Me’ and Russell Morris’ ‘The Real Thing’ that they are most recognized for today.

With their superb vocal harmonies and their synchronized stage movements, the band went to on to receive worldwide recognition and even toured as the supporting act for The Monkees. In 1968 Marcie & The Cookies were awarded ‘Best Female Act of the year’ by national pop magazine Go-Set and were awarded the ‘Critics Award’ for the top Australian vocal act.

Opening the show will be Fleetwood To The Max, performing all your favourite Fleetwood Mac hits, sure to get you in the sing-a-long mood!

More about Fleetwood to the Max:

As the first part of a new show with Melbourne pop icon, Marcie Jones, Melbourne band Fleetwood to the Max presents the music of legendary Fleetwood Mac with great vocals, stunning harmonies and tasty musicianship – true to the ‘Mac’ sound.  The band has performed the classic Fleetwood Mac material extensively over several years now and continues to impress the most passionate ‘Mac’ fans.

In their part of the show, Fleetwood to the Max  performs a hit-filled set of songs from the ‘Fleetwood Mac’, ‘Rumours’, ‘Tango in the Night’ and ‘Mirage’ albums plus some of Stevie Nicks’ iconic 80s hits.

The band members of Fleetwood to the Max have had enviable experience in recording, concert, theatre, corporate, tribute and show bands – seasoned performers who have performed internationally and Australia-wide and with international and Australian artists.