Saturday, March 07, 2015

The Genius of Lindsey Buckingham

In part one of his two part tribute to one of his very favorite songwriters BJ presents an overview of Lindsey Buckingham's career, focusing on the amazing Lindsey Buckingham album contained within Fleetwood Mac's 1979 double album Tusk.


BJ continues his celebration of the truly inspired work of one of his favorite artists. As you will hear Lindsey Buckingham has created some astonishing pop music post-Tusk, with and without Fleetwood Mac.



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WIN Fleetwood Mac Tickets - Oakland, Orlando and Greensboro


Greensboro - March 18th
"Lucky Mac" the Radio 96.1 Leprechaun, will be reading lyrics to Fleetwood Mac songs each weekday at 3:45 pm. Be the first to call 919-860-9600 and correctly guess which song he's reading to win tickets to the St. Patrick's Day show at Greensboro Coliseum.

Must be 18+ to enter, Good Luck from Radio 96.1!

Orlando - March 23rd
This Winning Wednesday 1059 SUNNY FM has your Fleetwood Mac tickets! Tune-in from 8a – 6p this Wednesday for your shot at winning two tickets to see Fleetwood Mac perform their “On With The Show Tour” live at the Amway Center on March 23rd!

Oakland - April 7th
Win with Bret Burkhart & Nikki Medoro on the KGO Afternoon News!

Listen to KGO 810, and the news and information you have heard will pay off. Listen every weekday afternoon at 5:25 p.m. for the Know Your News Quiz question. If you are the first person to call us back with the right answer, you will walk away with one of many exciting prizes!

This week's prize (March 9-13, 2015) are tickets to see Fleetwood Mac for the "On With The Show Tour" on April 7 at Oracle Arena in Oakland. Click here to purchase tickets.

Listen every weekday at 5:25pm for the Know Your News Quiz, and you could win with KGO 810!

Friday, March 06, 2015

1980: Stevie Nicks with Molly Meldrum

In February 1980, while Fleetwood Mac were touring Australia promoting their double album 'Tusk', Stevie Nicks came into the Countdown studios in Melbourne to record a brief interview with host Ian 'Molly' Meldrum.

Thursday, March 05, 2015

Greensboro: Enter To Win Fleetwood Mac Tickets


FACEBOOK CONTEST: Enter 1808 Greensboro Magazine's draw to win two tickets to see Fleetwood Mac on Tuesday, March 17th at the Greensboro Coliseum. 

The deadline to enter is 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, March 15. The winner will be notified on the 1808 Facebook page, so make sure to check back to see if you've won! You must live within the News & Record circulation area to win.

Stevie Nicks on the cover of April's Rolling Stone Australia "Tell All Interview"

Stevie Nicks
A Rock Goddess Looks Back
Stevie is featured on the April, 2015 issue of Rolling Stone Australia which is in stores today. It is the same piece that was featured in the January, 2015 U.S. version of Rolling Stone with Stevie on the cover. The cover pic from the U.S. version appears on the inside this issue.




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Monday, March 02, 2015

Review: Fleetwood Mac Austin, TX - March 1, 2015

Fleetwood Mac brings it all back at the Erwin Center
by Peter Blackstock
Austin360

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Photo by Arnold Wells

“You tend not to honor or respect or trust nostalgia,” Fleetwood Mac’s fellow 1970s Southern California traveler Jackson Browne said last week on the radio program “World Cafe.” “To indulge yourself in just enjoying the music you really loved 30 or 40 years ago only, to limit yourself to that, is to sort of suffer a kind of death. But this guy I met in Italy said, ‘You’ve got this wrong: The most beneficial thing you can do is to go listen to the music that you were listening to when you were first deciding what kind of life you would have, when you were first passing barriers. It’s like a bond, to be connected to that part of your life in which all things were possible and you were really moving out into your life.’”

A sold-out crowd on Sunday night at the Erwin Center clearly shared that sentiment. Though the audience members ranged from teens to retirees, the majority were fans who first bonded with Fleetwood Mac’s music through “Rumours,” the 1977 classic that eventually sold 40 million copies and remains the band’s touchstone. Indeed, 10 of the 24 songs in Sunday’s set came from the “Rumours” album.