Haim cover Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Dreams’ at a charity gig – watch

The trio tackle 'Dreams'

During a charity gig on Friday, Haim performed a cover of Fleetwood Mac‘s ‘Dreams’.

The band of sisters were playing an intimate show at West Hollywood’s Chateau Marmont for Girls To The Front. The benefit was held in order to raise money for the Girls Rock Camp Foundation, which supports and funds rock camps for young girls throughout America.

Haim are known for their fondness of Fleetwood Mac, having previously covered other songs, including ‘Oh Well’ with Mumford and Sons at Glastonbury in 2014, and re-recording a version of ‘Rhiannon’ with Stevie Nicks.

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As well as ‘Dreams’, Haim played two of their own tracks, ‘The Wire’ and ‘Honey & I’.

Watch fan footage of ‘Dreams’ below:

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Earlier this year Haim announced that they’ll perform new songs when they make their live return this summer.

The band have been hard at work on the follow up to 2013 debut ‘Days Are Gone’ and will embark on a lengthy set of festivals dates later this year, including appearances in America and Europe.

A short video from the band was posted online on 29 March. “We’ve just been in the studio for so long. Like, perfecting, and trying to get it right,” they say in it. “At this point, we just wanna go out there and play the songs live.”

Speaking about new music in the latter half of 2015, the three Californian sisters told Zane Lowe they were close to finishing their second album: “We’re getting stuff done. It’s sounding really cool. Essentially the oven has been pre-heated and the oven door is open. More 350 if I’m being honest. Fish fingers in the tray.”

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