Fleetwood Mac News

Sunday, March 27, 2011

The Boots Are Back... Stevie Nicks performing "Landslide" Live in NYC

Madison Square Garden March 26, 2011

A couple of really great videos by TheSchemer

(PHOTOS) Rod Stewart | Stevie Nicks NYC March 26, 2011

Live at Madison Square Gardens
42 Photo Slide Show Here
MSG and Atlanta
10 Photo Slide Show Here
MSG

Tickets Still Available for their next show in New York City on April 6th through Ticketmaster

Wow!... Check out Stevie Nicks and Rod Stewart performing Young Turks and Passion

Live in Atlanta - March 24, 2011 Philips Arena

One Video... Both songs... Looks and sounds really great!

Friday, March 25, 2011

(Pictures) Stevie Nicks Live in Tampa

Some really amazing UP CLOSE photos from Tampa on Thursday night.

Photos provided by Kris Driggers

Link to view his full gallery of photos on Facebook

Thank you Kris!

Stevie Nicks: Fleetwood Mac's frontwoman is one of the last old-school rock stars left – and she's still walking the walk.

Stevie Nicks: The men, the music, the menopause

She talks to Craig McLean
The Guardian UK (week end magazine March 26, 2011)

Stevie Nicks, legendary singer-songwriter and hard-living Fleetwood Mac frontwoman, is considering her greatest regret. It is not her "huge cocaine period", the 10 years that elapsed between the making of Fleetwood Mac's 40m-selling 1977 album Rumours and the moment, in 1986, when she finally entered the Betty Ford Center. Nor is it her complicated history with band members: she joined Fleetwood Mac in 1974 with guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, subsequently detailing their split in the hit song Dreams, and went on to have an affair with drummer Mick Fleetwood, which inspired the 1983 solo song Beauty And The Beast.

It is not even the eight years she lost to Klonopin, a prescription tranquilliser to which she became addicted in the late 80s and early 90s, when she was "just a sad girl, sitting in a big, beautiful house, going, 'What the f- hell happened?'"

The regret that has really stayed with her is her marriage, in 1983, to Kim Anderson, widower of her best friend Robin Snyder. Snyder's baby Matthew had been born two days before she died of leukaemia. Three months later, Nicks and Anderson were married.

"It was insanity," the 62-year-old says now. "Everybody was furious. It was a completely ridiculous thing. And it was just because I had this crazy, insane thought that Robin would want me to take care of Matthew. But the fact is, Robin would not have wanted me to be married to a guy I didn't love. And therefore accidentally break that guy's heart, too."

Nicks, now a multimillionaire, may have remarkable recall for details and dates from her four decades in music, but she also betrays the hallmarks of 70s cosmic thinking. She describes how she became aware of Snyder's displeasure: "One day when I walked into Matthew's room, the cradle was not rocking," she says. "I know that sounds crazy, but it was always rocking whenever I'd walk in, and I knew Robin was there. And one day it wasn't rocking and it was very dark and the baby was very quiet. And I said, 'Robin wants this to end – now.' I felt it as strongly as if she'd put her hand on my shoulder."

So it was a sign from beyond the grave?

"It was absolutely a sign."

Nicks had visited Snyder during her cancer treatment. "I was so high on coke. I'd drink half a bottle of brandy on the way there, 'cause I couldn't stand it. She was so sick. And she said to me, 'Don't come back until you're not high – don't come back into this place where everybody is dying.'"

Nicks shrugs. "So that was the Robin who would have said [of the marriage], 'You've lost your mind. What were you thinking?'"

Nicks and Anderson divorced after three months.

Stevie Nicks is holding court in a hotel suite with spectacular views of the ocean off Miami, as her tiny terrier, Sulamith, yaps about in a blue sweater. She is here for the Heart & Soul tour, a month-long series of concerts with Rod Stewart. The tour, billed as "Two legends – one stage", starts three days from now, but Nicks and Stewart have yet to rehearse together.

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Introducing Annabel Lee!

Visit the brand new Stevie Nicks twitter page and say HELLO to Annabel Lee!

Twitter.com/stevienicks

Don’t forget to stop by Stevie’s brand new Facebook to interact with other Stevie Nicks fans and get the latest updates on the upcoming “In Your Dreams” album.

Facebook.com/stevienicks

And Look for the In Your Dreams Album Trailer on

Stevie's Official Youtube Channel

later this evening.

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Also... The Secret Love video is coming soon!

HERE IT IS.... STEVIE NICKS PREVIEWS NEW ALBUM "IN YOUR DREAMS"

Stevie Nicks Inspired by 'Twilight' for New Album 'In Your Dreams' -- Exclusive Video

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NICKS AND STEWART REVIEW - ATLANTA... Venerable duo dazzled during their respective sets

Stewart and Nicks a perfect pair — apart
by Melissa Ruggieri
AJC.COM

It turns out that the interesting-yet-odd pairing of Stevie Nicks and Rod Stewart is more odd than interesting.

Separately, they’re terrific.

Together? Meh.

At Thursday night’s Philips Arena show – only the second date of the “Heart and Soul” tour after the kickoff in Fort Lauderdale was scotched Sunday due to Stewart “having the flu” – the venerable duo dazzled during their respective sets.

At 7:28 p.m., Stewart waltzed out on stage in his best boat captain getup to introduce “one of the truly great, iconic voices of rock ‘n’ roll…and I’m not talking about myself.”

Unfortunately for Nicks, whom he was talking about, the arena was about half-filled at that point, with many fans likely assuming that a 7:30 ticket meant an 8 p.m. or later start. When was the last time you attended a rock concert that started on time?

But Nicks, in her trademark layers of black ruffles and sequins, was undeterred as she barreled through a muddy “Fall From Grace” and a much cleaner-sounding “Secret Love,” the dreamy new single from her upcoming May release.

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