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Is Fleetwood Mac Touring Again? Future of The Band Explained

Fleetwood Mac is one of the most iconic and influential bands in the world. The band's discography has inspired countless artists and other bands to form their own, including the Emmy-nominated television show and novel of the same name - "Daisy Jones and The Six."

One of its members, Stevie Nicks, opened up about whether the band will start touring again in the coming future, as some of its original members are still alive.

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Speaking to Vulture , Stevie Nicks, one of the band's vocalists and songwriters, confirmed whether a Fleetwood Mac tour would happen in the near future.

Sadly, a Fleetwood Mac Tour won't be happening anytime soon because of Christine McVie's death in 2022.

"When Christine died, I felt like you can't replace her. You just can't. Without her, what is it? You know what I mean?" she explained to the outlet.

Christine McVie's death startled the music industry in 2022. On Nov. 30, 2022, McVie died of a stroke in a hospital at the age of 79.

Nicks, her best friend, has mourned her death at the time.

"A few hours ago I was told that my best friend in the whole world since the first day of 1975, had passed away. I didn't even know she was ill until late Saturday night," Nicks wrote on Instagram . "I wanted to be in London; I wanted to get to London - but we were told to wait."

She then posted an excerpt of a song she wrote for McVie on Instagram.

"See you on the other side, my love. Don't forget me. Always, Stevie," she ended her message .

The band did a tour in 2018, which ran for 88 shows in the United States, Europe, and Oceania. It was their last tour yet, and the last the band was seen with McVie on stage.

READ ALSO: Stevie Nicks Thanked Taylor Swift; THIS Song Helped Her Grieve Christine McVie

Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie Friendship

Elsewhere in the interview with Vulture , Stevie Nicks described her friendship with Christine McVie akin to a soulmate.

"She was like my soul mate, my musical soul mate, and my best friend that I spent more time with than any of my other best friends outside of Fleetwood Mac. Christine was my best friend," she gushed.

According to Nicks, McVie is the person she thinks about when listening to Taylor Swift's "You're On Your Own, Kid," specifically the line "You always have been."

"It was like, that was Christine and I. We were on our own in that band. We always were. We protected each other. Who am I going to look over to on the right and have them not be there behind that Hammond organ? When she died, I figured we really can't go any further with this. There's no reason to," she explained of the reason why Fleetwood Mac won't go on tour again.

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Fleetwood Mac is a British-American Grammy Award winning rock band formed in London, UK in 1967. The band has gone through multiple line-up changes over the years with Mick Fleetwood being the only original band member still present in the current line-up.

Fleetwood Mac, named after John McVie and Mick Fleetwood, is arguably one of the most successful and influential bands of the 20th century. Since their inception in the late 60s, the band has sold over 100 million records worldwide, making them one of the most successful bands ever.

Fleetwood Mac has released an astonishing 17 studio albums to date and has gone through two distinct periods of success in two different rock genres. Originally releasing blues-rock material, the band’s first two albums, “Fleetwood Mac” and “Mr. Wonderful” did well in the UK, both achieving top ten positions in the UK album charts.

As the band’s popularity began to rise, Fleetwood Mac decided to expand their style and play with a more rock and roll edge to their sound. Popular in Europe, the band toured extensively and got involved in the alcohol and drug fuelled rock and roll lifestyle. Frontman at the time, Peter Green, found his metal state deteriorating after the use of LSD, and he eventually left the band in 1970.

From here the band went through a transitional period where Christine McVie, wife to the Fleetwood Mac’s bassist John McVie, was recruited and found the band additional success with her song-writing and vocal abilities. Fleetwood Mac continued to steadily gain popularity throughout the early 70s, but their fame exploded with the recruitment of guitarist Lindsey Buckingham and his vocalist girlfriend Stevie Nicks in 1974.

The new line-up soon released the album “Fleetwood Mac” (also known as “The White Album”) in 1975 and it proved to be a huge breakthrough success. The album shot to number one on the US album charts and spawned legendary tracks "Say You Love Me", "Rhiannon" and "Landslide".

The resulting pressure from this sudden success, combined with the rock and roll lifestyle such success bought, contributed to the breakup of John and Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, and Mick Fleetwood and his wife Jenny. The band channelled their emotions into their work and produced the album “Rumours”.

The raw emotion contained within “Rumours” rocketed the album to number one in both the UK and US, where it remained at the number one spot for 31 weeks. “Rumours” was an album that seemed to appeal to everyone, and still does today; it’s various singles, "Go Your Own Way", "Dreams", "Don't Stop", "You Make Loving Fun", "Second Hand News", "Gold Dust Woman" and "The Chain" are considered iconic, and the album itself is the second highest selling album of all time.

The band went on to release further successful albums throughout the 80s, 90s and early 2000s. While the various configurations of the group have all achieved success, the power line-up is still considered to be Mick Fleetwood, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham and John McVie.

The band still tours regularly across the globe, constantly changing line-up just as fans have come to expect. Fleetwood Mac is a band that has become legendary within it’s own lifetime. Its constant injections of new talent and the band’s willingness to experiment and take risks have ensured that their success will continue for years to come.

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Imagine my joy when my uber cool teenage son began to share my love of Fleetwood Mac. I’d been a fan since my teens, Rumours one of those albums that I would listen to again and again, knowing which song came next and singing the opening refrain before it had a chance to start. (Supertramp’s Breakfast in America was another one.) I struggled with Tusk though, how could they change their style so? I would listen to it every so often just in case I was missing something, but sadly I wasn’t. As the years went on and new ways of finding music opened up to me, I discovered their Fleetwood Mac album and some of the songs on it matched the brilliance of the ones on Rumours. And then came Stevie’s solo career. Her vocals belted out on every track, none of your long drum solos there.

Fast forward to my mum days and my son Ethan, usually interested in whole genres of music of which I’d never heard, began listening to Rumours. It was around this time that I discovered my favourite Fleetwood Mac song - Silver Springs. How had this eluded me?

Ethan loved it too and I particularly enjoyed belting out the line “You’ll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you” at him and laughing at my own joke.

I found a clip on YouTube that we watch again and again of Stevie Nicks singing Wild Heart backstage while she’s having her make up done. Check it out. I dare the hairs on your arm not to stand on end.

So it came to pass, that I promised Ethan that if Fleetwood Mac were ever to play in London, I would take him. When the tickets were released for the Wembley Concert, I balked at the price - especially as I would have to fork out for his as well. But a promise is a promise and in the words of a famous author : “If not now, when?”. I mean, I’m not getting any younger and Stevie sure ain’t. How long can these guys keep performing. I coughed up and we counted the sleeps.

When I heard that The Pretenders were the support band, I was delighted. Surely Ethan would be too, I mean, who doesn’t know “Brass in Pocket” and “Back on the Chain Gang”?

Ethan doesn’t. So I’m not such a brilliant parent after all.

The doors opened at 5 and we arrived at Wembley Stadium about an hour later, deciding to find our seats first and then go and check out the drink situation. Ouch again, but what the hell and I left Ethan in the queue with my bank card while I went to the loo. At this point I had noticed the lack of food outlets and I must admit I’m never totally relaxed when I don’t know where my next meal is coming from. However, we drank our beer water, chatting amiably, so very excited about seeing Stevie. I wondered where she was staying. Maybe the Elstree Village which is where the Big Brother contestants used to stay when they got booted out (in one of the Deck rooms, of course). Probably not. She’s a bit of a diva, our Steamy, more likely taken over the whole of the Ritz.

With no ado whatsoever, The Pretenders came on and bashed out song after song. Chrissie didn’t seem to mind that the stadium was ⅔ empty and people were talking amongst themselves. I’d described her to Ethan as the ultimate rock chick and she did not let me down - even wearing the tight jeans and capped sleeved t-shirts that I’d told him about. Not bad for 67, strummed and strutted like a good ‘un she did, with not an ounce of a bingo wing in sight.

Hit after hit, the base was too loud but we didn’t care a scrap. We were there for Stevie.

After their set we had another break for a wee and some more beer water (£.6.50 a pint. Nobody forced me to buy it, I know). I was hungry though and decided to get a “felafel dog” and a bag of crisps - more for the satiation value than the Epicurean. We took a queue each and liaised by phone. The queues were very long, but bands of such epic status usually stroll on hours after they’re meant to. There was a quick “oh no, where’s my bank card” scare (Ethan, had it) and ...what was that sound? Somebody was playing the opening bars of Chains (you know, the motor racing one) on their radio.

It was quite loud.

Oh no. The show’s started.

It’s Fleetwood Mac, I’ve paid almost a week’s wages.

But what about supper?

I rang Ethan and yelled: “Forget the food, son. Meet you back in the stadium.”

We got back and somewhere about a mile away in the distance was Stevie Nicks and her band singing their little hearts out. Tis true that we could hardly make them out. Tis also true that the sound quality wasn’t amazing. But we didn’t care. We rocked and rolled, danced and pranced this time drinking our beers from plastic bottles. I’d filled Ethan in on the personnel stuff. I told him that Lindsay had looked at Stevie the wrong way and had been sent packing, replaced by the guy from the band that sings “Weather With You”. I also told him there would be some boring bits where they played tracks from their very early line up. I know my shit and sure enough World Turning came on and we went for another toilet break. When we got back, Mick Fleetwood was still drumming away and Ethan also noticed Stevie’s absence. “She’s probably gone for a little nap,” he said.

At this point I should confess that this was not my first Fleetwood Mac or Stevie Nicks concert. I’d seen them both as a band and with Stevie on her own. It was the eighties and she kept going off stage and coming back in different witchy and twirly outfits. This time, if my eyes serve me correctly, her only concession to this was one of those shrug things over her shoulders.

I missed Lindsay Buckingham. He’s got a distinctive voice and his on and off stage pantomime with Stevie always fascinated me. Neil Finn did a great job though and they even gave him his own spot where he got to sing “Don’t Dream It’s Over” (which incidentally Paul Young nicked. Keep up.)

I turned to look at Ethan and he was swaying happily singing “hey now, hey now”. This almost made him for him not knowing “Don’t Get Me Wrong” earlier.

Incidentally, I must apologise to Christine McVie. She is a wonderful singer in her own right. She seems to take it in good spirits that Stevie gets most of the attention, but they have probably had some right old ding dongs in the past. Her voice is deep and melodic and I hope I’m as cool as her when I’m 75.

More songs from Rumours, a few from Tango in the Night, some slows ones where the phone torches came out and then lastly the wonderful Go Your Own Way. For the encore Stevie sang Free Falling as a tribute to her buddy Tom Petty and they finished off with Don’t Stop.

On our way out we saw someone in a t-shirt that I would love to have but could only wear indoors. Hers didn’t have the stars but I will put them in.

It took a long time to get on the train, but there was still somewhere open when I got to Canons Park at 10.50 and I got chips.

What an evening.

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Monday 22nd June. The O2. Fleetwood Mac. A bit of trepidation tonight. Have we got decent seats in the vast dome that is the O2, are the Mac on song, swallowed their many and varied differences and will we get back to Waterloo for the last train. Not to spoil the tension but it’s a yes, yes and thrice yes.

Me and my wife, sounds weird to say that again, venture off down the Jubilee line with all the other middle aged ex rockers to see the hottest ticket in town. We rub shoulders with Heidi from the Sugababes, ahhh pause for a quiet moment to myself, and then it’s ready for the show.

The Walker ticket machine works its magic and though we are at the back on the floor we are on the second row of a raised platform so we can see across those who paid significantly more than us for pretty much the same view.

I won’t rehearse the tempestuous story of the Mac as its too long and too complicated but suffice to say they have all being either married, engaged or romantically involved with each other for the past forty years. Christine McVie has re-joined the band after a 16 year absence and the circle is once again complete. It all somehow works and that tension has led to some of the greatest pop songs ever written in those decades.

Set opener ‘The Chain’ starts the show as it means to go on. The rhythm section of Mick and John are solid and relentless and don’t let up throughout the show and provide a flawless platform for the front three to build on.

There’s clearly some deal between the Christine, Stevie Nicks and Lyndsey Buckingham that they all have an equal quota of their own songs to get through and in the main that works albeit the latter two can slightly cross the line into self-indulgence.

The set hasn’t changed over the ninety odd shows in this tour and draws heavily from Fleetwood Mac and Rumours. All the hits are there, the vocals are spot on especially Christine’s who I think I have been guilty of under estimating in the past. The same is true of Lyndsey Buckingham’s guitar playing; often understated he can rock out with the very best with a unique open strumming style that I’ve not seen before.

The highlight for me is the three song acoustic segment which starts with just Lyndsey singing an emotional ‘Big Love’ (slightly spoilt by some existential monologue preamble) and then joined by Stevie for a spine tingling ‘Landslide’ which brought the lump to throat, hairs on end and tears in eye moment. Sublime.

It’s a slick two and a half hour show and forty years later they still have it. Unnecessary Mick Fleetwood drum solo and a low key although perfectly delivered final encore of ‘Songbird’ aside it was the perfect show. A swift exit and we’re home by midnight.

It was a great night filled to the rafters! I feel as much as I did enjoy it, there was a couple of things that need to be aired, I am sure I was not the only one.

No offence intended here so please note this.

I came to see Fleetwood Mac, Yes I do like Neil Finn’s music and it was a thrill to see and hear him playing, I am also aware that nowadays, it’s the thing with bands that they have members from other top bands play with them as members of the group or share the time and advertise that they are both playing on stage basically sharing so they have the invited one open for them, yes that is feat. But this was not the case. Neil Finn was playing and singing with them, Neil also payed and sung at least three of his top hits even that I did not mind! But what I did mind was we were all sitting there for 20 mins or more waiting for them to come out and start, The tickets said( Show starts 8:00pm SHARP! ) so we could have been listening to Neil Finn play his 3 songs and more for the 20 mins. That’s not all! Stevie Nicks I am well aware this group may be aging and probably can’t cope with singing and playing for two hours straight like they used to but why wasn’t Stevie singing all her own songs or only actually singing some of the song while the blonde one was singing most of it for her, am I missing something here? I understand if there was a reason for this but the other one doesn’t even sound anything like Stevie, this was disappointing. Couldn’t believe even after they came on 20 mins late they only sang one song for encore never even gave us our 20minutes back! Bit mean really considering those who spent $a considerable amount of money to go and hear their band play. We all sat there only one or two songs did we all join in with and after all that they didn’t even play “TUSK” I thought they would have at least finished with this one, nup waited all night to hear it, so feel a tad let down to put it politely! I hope they take this on board and do something about it for Melbourne! I doubt they will be back as that’s why I put myself out to go this time. If they did I wouldn’t bother again to be honest had great seats here too!

I am a huge fan of Fleetwood Mac, regardless of the exact lineup, as long as the core is there, and for me, the core is the rhythm section, bass and drums. John and Mick are like a machine and are definitely in the Top Ten Rhythm Sections in rock, past and future.

I have liked them with Peter Green and Jeff Spencer, with Christine, and with Stevie and Lindsey. The thing that has tied all of these iterations together has really been Mick Fleetwood. He is a machine, I think of him sort of as a steam locomotive.

Because he is so tall, when he starts up, sometimes there is an inperceptable lag, and he plays his snare primarily behind the beat, laid back big time, but once he is rolling, that size imparts inertia (1st Law of Motion, 2nd half) and smoothness in his playing, grooving on the top with perfect timing. Also some drummers just drum, boom pop boom pop, standard rock and blues beats, but Fleetwood plays parts.

Few do this, and they are usually considered to be among the greats, Watts, Starr, Helm, Pocaro, Collins, think about it. Then there is one other thing great drummers do(and musicians in general), AND THIS IS THE HARDEST, THEY KNOW WHEN NOT TO PLAY, including playing fewer fills.

All that I have said is not meant to discount the fact that FM was lucky enough to bring together several of the greatest voices in music history. Also they were all very unique, character voices, unique, which is what I love in a voice, but it

means that that singer may be VERY hard to replace. If they weren't, they would not

I have written too much, but my last point is, if a band needs to replace a "unique singer", most times, I think they should let the new singer be themselves, otherwise it probably won't work, if they are lucky and may even sound corny, fake, bad. FM has made this mistake a couple of times in later years, but they are still on 90% of the time, and at their level, that is something.

Fleetwood Mac were a little before my time. Having formed in 1967 as a British blues band, Mick Fleetwood had already seen the complete transformation of personal and sound by the time I was born. In fact, up until recently, I thought the Buckingham-Nicks line-up represented the original Fleetwood Mac. As it turns out, Rumours was actually their eleventh album…and it beat me into this world by exactly four days. That was an amazing time for Fleetwood Mac as a band, but it was also a tumultuous time for its members. There are almost as many stories and documentaries about the drug-fueled, incestuous nature of the band as there are songs by the band, so I won’t delve too deep into those right now, but I will say that Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie and Mick Fleetwood are shining examples of ‘what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger’.

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I didn't realize how much we were missing until Christine opened her mouth. With the first note of her voice it hit me instantly that she is the soulful heart of the band's sound. Having seen the show on their last tour and seven more going back to 1971 the band is like a fist of five when all together. To me being a seasoned Fleetwood Mac fan, I rightfully acknowledge Mic and John as the leaders accompanied by gifted talent. The Lindsey and Stevie duo was added chemistry similar to John and Christine which made for Mic to be the beat of a chemist. They still turn on the enthusiasm of us older folks as well as introduce themselves to the young just as they did in the beginning. No doubt they have built themselves into one of the top artists to entertain the world with their work, pleasing many and fulfilling their heavenly expectations and purpose they were united for. Thanks FM.

One of the best concerts that I've ever attended; and I've been to many a concert over the years.I couldn't see an empty seat in the house and that's almost 20,000 fans who sang along with the band. Stevie Nicks was truly outstanding as were ALL the band members. Words cannot describe the quality of this band and the excitement among fans. Fleetwood Mac's show lasted ninety minutes and that was ninety minutes of pure adrenaline and electricity. A tribute to Tommy Petty with the bands cover of, 'FREE FALLING' was both appropriate and had 20,000 singing along. 'Go YOUR OWN WAY,'brought down the house, along with any number of songs from their catalog. Never mind the absence of Lindsey Buckingham,it made little if any difference at all. This performance was worth every penny and then some. One will NOT want to miss this joy of a concert!

Someone on facebook asked me "they sound good? or like old rockers?"... This is my response and review here - "They sounded great ...Stevie may avoid a couple of the top notes here and there, but they have girls backing her up. She's still the same amazing, mystical creature she's always been. Lindsey's guitar playing is better than ever and a total spectacle (and he knows it.. lol ). Christine's return brings the band's distinctive harmonies back, not to mention 6 songs which I can't imagine them doing without her. They're so happy all be together through it all that the mutual respect is palpable as they've all put their dramas behind them for the greater good. They brought the house down with "Go Your Own Way" before the first encore. .. What an arsenal of songs they throw at you.. just an amazing show!"

To tell the truth, before the evening started I was more excited at the prospect of seeing Chryssie Hynde and The Pretenders again (they didn’t disappoint, and she continues to inspire - I was mystified as to why more folk didn’t turn up sooner - this was a support act truly worth catching). On reflection, as good as they were, the main event was to follow. And how.

From the opening chords of The Chain, the greatest songs (with the exception of Sara - how come?) were crafted, as fresh as if it was 30, 40, 50 (any advance?) years ago. A treat to see Neil Finn join the band, and delirium almost set in when he duetted Don’t Dream It’s Over with Stevie Nicks. She kidded us - how to follow such a song, she teased - then gave a perfect version of Landslide. Delirious, delicious, delighted.

In 1977 when I was 18 years old, one of my singing idols was Stevie Nicks and the band Fleetwood Mac. Singing was and is a passion of mine. I joined a rock n' roll band and sang for many years. My husband was the lead guitarist in the band. Our band did not get a break even though we worked hard, starved, and struggled through our passions. My husband and I went to the Fleetwood Mac Concert at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC, on Saturday April 4th, 2015. It was the original band including Christine McVie. The show was fantastic. We were not disappointed. They sang and played exactly how I imagined they would when I was 18 years old. We had a blast. We will never forget that night and were thrilled to have seen, in our opinion, one of the best bands there is.

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Lindsey Buckingham on reunion with Fleetwood Mac: "Maybe we’ll manage to see clear to have one more nice run out there. That would be the proper way to go"

It looks like he's leaving the ball in Stevie Nicks' court

For some, there is no Fleetwood Mac now without Lindsey Buckingham 's voice and guitar. His talents leave a void in their live sound, that took the band hiring two iconic musicians to even attempt to fill after his dismissal in 2018. But the sense of unfinished business remains, and the man himself is acutely aware of it too, despite forging ahead with last year's acclaimed self-titled solo album.

"Who knows," Buckingham told Classic Rock on a potential return to the Fleetwood Mac fold, "maybe we’ll manage to see clear to have one more nice run out there. That would be the proper way to go."

Elsewhere in the interview Buckingham is pretty forthcoming about the past issues in the band's ranks that led to his departure. And these all seem to be based around his tumultuous dynamic with Steve Nicks that has proved a double edged sword for Fleetwood Mac since the duo joined the band in 1975. Indeed, Buckingham hints the duo's issues prevented the band from recording another studio album after 2003's Say You Will. 

"I was shocked to realise that the last Fleetwood Mac studio album, Say You Will, came out in 2003," the guitarist notes about the album he also co-produced, "We did want to make an album far more recently, around 2012. I had a bunch of songs, and Mick [Fleetwood, drums] and John [McVie, bass] and I went in with the producer Mitchell Froom and cut a bunch of stuff. This was before Christine returned to the band in 2014. We very much wanted to draw Stevie in, and for some reason she refused to participate."

I think she kind of lost track of her writing a little bit, and maybe didn’t think she had anything she felt she could offer, and so did not want to be a part of it

Buckingham has his own theory as to why Stevie Nicks came to this decision. "I have to assume that part of it is because like you said, I’d been very prolific," he tells interviewer Bill DeMain. "And again, that comes down to choices I’ve made. She, on the other hand, has sort of gotten a little bit disoriented in her wanting to pursue Stevie Nicks in capital letters, if you will. In defending the brand, as opposed to defending the creativity, I think she kind of lost track of her writing a little bit, and maybe didn’t think she had anything she felt she could offer, and so did not want to be a part of it."

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Even then Buckingham claims that the band didn't give up its efforts to reconvene and work on new material. 

"That effort to engage her was revamped again when Christine [McVie, vocals and keys] returned, because it was like, well, Christine’s back, maybe now Stevie will want to do this. Christine had a bunch of song ideas and I helped her with those, and we eventually went in the studio and cut those. And we were still hoping to make that a Fleetwood Mac album, and Stevie wouldn’t do it. That became the duet album that Christine and I did [2017’s Lindsey Buckingham Christine McVie]. So it wasn’t for lack of trying [laughs]."

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As we previously reported , Buckingham has said that band founder Mick Fleetwood is clearly burning his own candle for Buckingham's return to the group for a last hurrah. 

“[Mick] didn't want to see me go in the first place,“ Buckingham told Marc Maron on the latter's podcast in 2021. “It's really going to take Stevie coming to that point of view, and I haven't spoken to Stevie in a long, long time, so I don't know where that's at. It's certainly something that more than one person who is close to the situation has brought to me.“

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Mick Fleetwood Open to Reunion With Lindsey Buckingham, Imagines Fleetwood Mac Farewell Tour

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With the concert industry shut down for the foreseeable future and his bandmates spread to various spots around the planet, Mick Fleetwood truly doesn’t know what the future holds for Fleetwood Mac . But that hasn’t stopped the drummer from looking ahead and sketching out a possible farewell tour in his mind.

“I’m very aware that we’ve never played that card,” he tells Rolling Stone on the phone from his Hawaii home. “I think the vision for me, and I think it would be hugely appropriate, is that we actually say ‘this is goodbye’ and go out and actually do that. That has always been my vision and I’m a flatly confident that we can do that. We owe it to the fans.”

The comments appear to contradict Christine McVie’s recent statements to the BBC where she said that bassist John McVie was “a little bit frail” and no longer had “the heart for it.” She also said, “If we do it, it’ll be without John and without Stevie [Nicks], I think…I’m getting a bit old for it now. I don’t know if I can get myself back into it.”

McVie later walked back the comments , and Fleetwood says they shouldn’t be taken literally. “I think she got out of bed on the wrong side that day,” he says with a laugh. “She meant to say, ‘We’ve done so much. I don’t know whether or not we can keep going.’ Anything other than that, she can speak for herself. But I can assure you we are alive and well. And she has no regrets. She just got caught up in whatever she was saying and she also felt she had been misunderstood.”

Christine McVie also said that John McVie was focused largely on sailing the world on his boat, but Fleetwood says that’s never once stopped him from participating in band activities. “He’s always more interested in going sailing until you put it in front of his face,” he says. “He’s so not caught up in the drama of the workings of the band. That has always been my world. I’ve never not known John to answer the call and say, ‘Show me the gig and I’ll plug my bass in.'”

There hasn’t been any reason for McVie to plug his bass in since Fleetwood Mac ended their last world tour in November 2019. It was their first tour since parting ways with Lindsey Buckingham and bringing in Neil Finn of Crowded House and Mike Campbell of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers to fill the void. “It was a massive, really lovely world tour that was beyond successful in every way,” says Fleetwood. “And a happy tour.”

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They initially planned on booking about eight stadium shows with other big artists the following year, but the pandemic made that impossible. Last July, Fleetwood Mac founding guitarist Peter Green died just months after Fleetwood staged a massive tribute concert in his honor at London’s Palladium.

It was a devastating blow to Fleetwood, but it also caused him to get back in touch with Buckingham after two years of bitter estrangement. “I’ve really enjoyed being re-connected with Lindsey, which has been gracious and open,” says Fleetwood. “And both of us have been beautifully honest about who we are and how we got to where we were.”

The reconciliation leads to an obvious question: Might Buckingham come back into Fleetwood Mac for the farewell tour that Fleetwood is plotting out in his mind? “Strange things can happen,” says Fleetwood. “I look at Fleetwood Mac as a huge family. Everyone plays an important role in our history, even someone like [early Seventies] guitarist Bob Welch, who was huge and sometimes gets forgotten. Lindsey’s position in Fleetwood Mac will, for obvious reasons, never been forgotten, as it should never be forgotten.”

“My vision of things happening in the future is really far-reaching,” he continues. “Would I love to think that [reunion] could happen? Yeah. I’d love to think that all of us could be healed, and also respect the people who are in the band, Neil Finn and Michael Campbell.”

The major impediment to a reunion with Buckingham is his relationship with Stevie Nicks, which had been strained for decades and finally reached a breaking point in early 2018. No reunion tour can proceed without the two of them arriving at some sort of detente. “I can’t speak for the dynamic with Stevie and him,” says Fleetwood. “I don’t even need to protect it. It’s so known that they’re chalk and cheese in so many ways, and yet not.”

For now, Fleetwood is just happy he’s back on speaking terms with Buckingham. “I know for a fact that I intend to make music and play again with Lindsey,” he says. “I would love that. It doesn’t have to be in Fleetwood Mac. And Fleetwood Mac is such a strange story. All the players in the play are able to talk and speak for themselves. Somehow, I would love the elements that are not healed to be healed. I love the fantasy that we could cross that bridge and everyone could leave with creative, holistic energy, and everyone could be healed with grace and dignity.”

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Stevie Nicks announces second leg of US tour

Vanessa Carlton supports on all dates

Stevie Nicks has announced the remaining dates for her 2022 US tour.

• READ MORE:  Stevie Nicks: “In Fleetwood Mac, Christine McVie and I were a force of nature”

The soloist and Fleetwood Mac singer confirmed a number of headline dates earlier this year , with a promise to book further US shows.

Now she has added 12 new shows, kicking things off at Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Massachusetts on September 12 before wrapping up on October 28 in West Palm Beach, Florida at iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre.

Stevie Nicks US tour 2022 (buy tickets here ):

SEPTEMBER Friday 02-Sunday 04 – Snowmass, CO – JAS Aspen Snowmass Thursday 08 – Highland Park, IL – Ravinia Festival Saturday 10 – Highland Park, IL – Ravinia Festival Tuesday 13 – Clarkston, MI – Pine Knob Music Theatre Saturday 17 – Asbury Park, NJ – Sea.Hear.Now Festival Monday 19 – Mansfield, MA – Xfinity Center Thursday 22 – Bangor, ME – Maine Savings Amphitheatre Saturday 24 – Bridgeport, CT – Sound on Sound Festival Friday 30 – Dana Point, CA – Ohana Festival

OCTOBER Monday 03 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Bowl Thursday 06 – Phoenix, AZ – Ak-Chin Pavilion Sunday 09 – The Woodlands, TX – Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Wednesday 12 – Alpharetta, GA – Ameris Bank Amphitheatre Sunday 16 – Nashville, TN – Ascend Amphitheater Wednesday 19 – Charleston, SC – CreditOne Stadium Saturday 22 – Charlotte, NC – PNC Music Pavilion Tuesday 25 – Tampa, FL – MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre Friday 28 – West Palm Beach, FL – iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre

Vanessa Carlton will support on all headline dates.

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Nicks was already due to play various US festivals in 2022 including Bonnaroo ,  Sound On Sound , the  New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival  and  Eddie Vedder ‘s  Ohana Festival .

Last summer saw  Nicks cancel all of her scheduled tour dates for 2021 due to COVID  concerns.

“Because singing and performing have been my whole life, my primary goal is to keep healthy so I can continue singing for the next decade or longer,” she wrote at the time. “I’m devastated and know the fans are disappointed, but we will look towards a brighter 2022.”

In more recent news, Nicks shared an emotional statement on gun control last month, calling on lawmakers to “make it really hard” for people to buy firearms .

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Stevie nicks announces first 2024 tour dates.

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The famous singer Stevie Nicks (Fleetwood Mac) announced her first 2024 tour dates that will happen in the United States next February and March.

Her current show features solo and Fleetwood Mac hits, also featuring covers from Buffallo Springfield and  Tom Petty . She first joined the British-American band in 1975 and recorded 8 studio albums with them. Her first solo record was released in 1981 and since she released more 7 albums, the most recent one being “24 Karat Gold: Songs From The Vault” in 2014.

But the 2024 concerts, she still has many scheduled dates for 2023.

Stevie Nicks’ 2023 and 2024 tour dates

• 27 — Pittsburgh, PA – PPG Paints Arena
• 1 — New York, NY – Madison Square Garden
• 4 — Buffalo, NY – KeyBank Center
• 7 – Baltimore, MD – M&T Bank Stadium (As Billy Joel’s opening act)
• 28 — Memphis, TN – FedExForum
• 1 — Savannah, GA – Enmarket Arena
• 4 — Allentown, PA – PPL Center
• 7 — Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena
• 10 – Minneapolis, MN – U.S. Bank Stadium (As Billy Joel’s opening act)
• 29 — San Diego, CA – Viejas Arena
• 2 — Inglewood, CA – The Kia Forum
• 5 — Palm Desert, CA – Acrisure Arena
• 8 – Phoenix, AZ – Chase Field (As Billy Joel’s opening act)
• 12 – Sacramento, CA – Golden 1 Center
• 15 – San Francisco, CA – Chase Center
• 10 – Atlantic City, NJ – Mark G Etess Arena
• 14 – Belmont Park, NY – UBS Arena
• 21 – Greenville, SC – Bon Secours Wellness Arena
• 24 – Hollywood, FL – Hard Rock Live
• 28 – New Orleans, LA – Smoothie King Center
• 3 – Omaha, NE – CHI Health Center
• 6 – North Little Rock, AR – Simmons Bank Arena
• 9 – Arlington, TX – AT&T Stadium

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KNOW BEFORE YOU GO 🟣Join us starting at 6:30pm for our pre-show beer garden and beats by B.Bless 🟣8:00PM RUMOURS OF FLEETWOOD MAC 🔵 Featured Food 🔶Grove Signature Cherry Wood Smoked Wings - House Cherry Wood Smoked Wings, Pepper Bacon Dipping Sauce 🔶Loaded Nachos - Ropa Vieja - Pulled Chicken, Roasted Peppers, Cooked with Spicy Tomato, House Prepared Nacho Chips, Cheese Sauce 🔵Featured Beverages 🔹"Dreams" - Ketel One, cranberry, hibiscus and ginger ale with lime 🔹“Go Your Own Way” - Dark roast coffee, 43, Kahlua, whipped cream, chocolate shavings 🔹“Landslide” - Woodford Rye, maple syrup, lime juice, cranberry juice, Luxardo cherry 🟣 We are cashless venue, bring debit/cc for purchases 🟣 Bag Policy Is in Effect

Rumours of Fleetwood Mac , the world’s finest tribute to  Fleetwood Mac , returns to the stage in 2022 with a brand new show celebrating the very best of  Fleetwood Mac ,   plus the Rumours album performed note-for-note and in its entirety. They are appearing live at City National Grove of Anaheim on November 22, 2022. 

Channeling the spirit of  Fleetwood Mac  at their very best,  Rumours of Fleetwood Mac  offers a unique opportunity for fans, both old and new, to rediscover the songs and performances that have ensured  Fleetwood Mac’s  place as one of the most loved groups of all time. 

Personally endorsed by  Fleetwood Mac  founding member,  Mick Fleetwood ,  Rumours of Fleetwood Mac  is the ultimate tribute to one of rock and roll’s most remarkable groups.

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