Sally zito as Christine McVie

Sally Zito as Christine McVie replicates a vocals and keys performance to Christine that provides an unmatched tribute to Fleetwood Mac.

History of Christine McVie

Christine began playing with Fleetwood Mac as a session musician for Peter Green’s songs on the band’s second album “Mr. Wonderful”.  After marrying John McVie, she joined the band in 1970 when Peter Green departed and she became an integral member as a lead vocalist and keyboardist. The early 70’s was a difficult time for Fleetwood Mac as there were multiple personnel changes.

She moved to the United States with the group in 1974 and within a year Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham joined the band. The next album “Fleetwood Mac” had several hit songs “Over My Head” and “Say You Love Me” written and sung by McVie. “Over My Head” was the first Fleetwood Mac song to play on American radio and reach the top 20. By the end of the Rumours tour, the McVies divorced. The band continued to produce albums, but none experienced the success of Rumours. Christine took a semi-retirement from the group from 1998-2014 and then rejoined until her passing in 2022. To learn more about Christine McVie you can click here to view her Wikipedia page.

Bio for Sally Zito

Originally from Las Vegas, NV, pianist and singer Sally Zito is a life-long musician raised by a pack of life-long musicians. At the age of 4, she began piano studies, then arranging and orchestration, with her father, composer/arranger/conductor Joseph Zito, (Nat “King” Cole) and later attended Berklee College of Music, earning her degree in film scoring. 

Shortly after moving to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film music, Sally founded her 9-piece band, writing and recording songs for live performance up and down the Coast of California. Today, Sally lends her keyboard and vocal talents to Gypsy Dreams and other national artists, performing in venues all over the country.

In her spare time, Sally is an activist who uses her voice to advocate for animal liberation and the end of animal exploitation.

Sally Zito as Christine McVie is a seasoned performer that delivers a high quality performance as a musician and vocalist.