FLEETWOOD MAC IN MILWAUKEE JUNE 8TH

Ticketmaster and LiveNation confirm that Fleetwood Mac will be in Milwaukee, WI at the Bradley Center on June 8, 2009

Tickets on sale:

Onsale to General Public
Start: Sat, 05/02/09 11:00 AM CDT

Ticket Rush Presale On Sale
5/1/2009
10:00 AM CDT
Radio Presale On Sale
5/1/2009
10:00 AM CDT
Credit Card Presale On Sale
4/30/2009
10:00 AM CDT
Venue Presale On Sale
5/1/2009
10:00 AM CDT

(PHOTOS) Fleetwood Mac Charlotte, NC - April 25, 2009

And yet MORE from Charlotte.... The photographers were out in full force for this show... Again, Awesome photos.

by bleudreams (click for more)

FLEETWOOD MAC TICKETS SELLING QUICKLY

June 5 show in Saskatoon at 85% capacity

Reported By Brendan Wagner
Newstalk980.com

If you're a fan of Fleetwood Mac and you want to go to their upcoming concert in Saskatoon, you'd better act quickly.

Scott Ford, the Marketing Director at Credit Union Centre, says tickets went on sale Friday morning and they're about 85 per cent sold.

Ford says if tickets to the band's show on June 5th don't sell out Friday, he expects them to be gone within a week.

"My recommendation is, if anybody's interested, buy your tickets as soon as possible," Ford says.

Tickets range in price from $50 to $170.

Comments

On April 24th, 2009 Anonymous (not verified) says:

"Tickets range in price from $50 to $170."

Until you get redirected to ticketsnow.com and can pay the low, low price of $500 for nosebleed section.

On April 24th, 2009 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Tickets are way to high IMO, woke up planning to buy some until i saw the prices, my money will be better spent elsewhere

On April 24th, 2009 Anonymous (not verified) says:

Huh. My fifth row floor tickets were only $169. It's definitely worth it, in my opinion.

PHOTOS: Fleetwood Mac Live in Charlotte, NC April 25, 2009

More of Fleetwood Mac from Charlotte, NC April 25, 2009 show.

Awesome shots by: bengarland (click for more)

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Slideshow

And who said Stevie doesn't look like she's having fun?

Fleetwood Mac - Another Triumphant Unleashed Show... Live in Charlotte

FLEETWOOD MAC... Shots from Charlotte, NC April 25, 2009

For More Pictures of Charlotte Annonthebeach's

REVIEW: FLEETWOOD MAC CHARLOTTE, NC

Fleetwood Mac feeds Charlotte fun, favorite songs

By Michael Persinger
charlotteobserver.com
Sunday, Apr. 26, 2009

How great would it be to reach a point in life where you only had to do things that were fun?

Fleetwood Mac, which has been around as a band since the 1960s and as a pop phenomenon since 1975, is there. The band shared the result with a crowd that reached the rafters of Time Warner Cable Arena on Saturday night.

There's no album to promote -- "yet," singer and lead guitarist Lindsey Buckingham told the crowd. That leaves the band's free to pursue its stated mission for the "Unleashed Tour 2009" -- have fun, and play the songs that are fun and important to them.

The show, two hours 25 minutes of non-stop music that paused only momentarily to set up two encores, does, sort of, support an album, though. "Rumours," the 1975 album that made Fleetwood Mac a big part of the pop soundtrack for a generation, is being re-released in conjunction with the tour. Of the 23 songs they played, seven were from that album, which has sold more than 19 million copies worldwide.

crowd sang along with "Rumours" staples such as "The Chain," "Second Hand News" and "Gold Dust Woman" sprinkled throughout the show. But that was not all Fleetwood Mac had to offer.

Buckingham's guitar riffs, Stevie Nicks' still-velvety voice and the bass of John McVie were all solid. British-born band founder Mick Fleetwood's percussion, showed off most impressively during the title track to 1979's "Tusk," kept the energy level high.

The passion for the work they shared was evident, notably in Fleetwood's wild-eyed looks on the big video screens and Buckingham's riff during "I'm So Afraid." But there are signs beyond Fleetwood's white beard and ponytail that they're getting older, too.

Nicks didn't quite hit the original highs in "Sara," and she and Buckingham couldn't generate the on-stage sexual tension they could when they were younger, during what Buckingham acknowledged was a "complex and convoluted emotional history."

Still, Nicks, at 60, can pull off wearing ankle boots with 6-inch heels without looking silly. And there was more than enough in the music to satisfy the big crowd and carry it to the end.

Buckingham's performance of "Big Love" celebrated a song he said explored both who he was and the power of change. It featured a brief embrace with Nicks near the end that drew a cheer. And the three-song span of "Go Your Own Way," "World Turning" (featuring a drum solo by Fleetwood, 61) and "Don't Stop" had the crowd on its feet.

If there's an album to be made at the end of this tour, it'll feature a group with plenty left to celebrate. If Saturday was an indication, it's still worth thinking about tomorrow for Fleetwood Mac fans.

Tomorrow could be fun, too.

Set list from Saturday's show in Charlotte: Monday Morning, The Chain, Dreams, I Know I'm Not Wrong, Gypsy, Go Insane, Rhiannon, Second Hand News, Tusk, Sara, Big Love, Landslide, Never Going Back Again, Storms, Say You Love Me, Gold Dust Woman, Oh Well, I'm So Afraid, Stand Back, Go Your Own Way, (first encore) World Turning, Don't Stop, (second encore) Silver Springs.

Michael Persinger is executive sports editor at The Observer. "Rumours" was one of the first two albums he owned as a kid. "Hotel California" by the Eagles was the other.