Fleetwood Mac News

Thursday, June 11, 2009

(UPDATE) FLEETWOOD MAC COPENHAGEN TICKET SALE DATES

Update on Fleetwood Mac in Denmark:

Tickets to the General Public are onsale June 15, 2009.
Presale tickets through Live Nation begin June 13, 2009 at 10:00am

FLEETWOOD MAC IN STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN OCTOBER 10TH

FLEETWOOD MAC IN SWEDEN

Fleetwood Mac will be hitting yet another county in Europe this fall. Live Nation is confirming a date in Stockholm, Sweden October 10, 2009 at Ericsson Globe (Globen).

Tickets on sale to the general public June 15, 2009.

Presale begins June 13, 2009 10:00am

Live Nation

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

FLEETWOOD MAC 1977 FAR EAST Tour Jacket

WOW! 32 years old and in pretty good shape.

FLEETWOOD MAC 1977 FAR EAST Tour Jacket ,Fully Embroidered Logo on Back ,Made By Johnathan B. Designs in California.

VINTAGE TOUR JACKETS (Full Blog Entry)

FLEETWOOD MAC IN COPENHAGEN OCTOBER 8TH

Fleetwood Mac will bring their "Unleashed Tour" to Parken in København (Copenhagen), Denmark on October 8th according to Live Nation. No ticket sale dates and prices have been announced yet.

STEVIE NICKS IMPERSONATOR BREAKS RECORD

3News.co.nz

An Auckland woman has tonight set a new world record for the longest singing marathon by an individual.

The Stevie Nicks impersonator sang for more than two days straight, but it is not the first time she has had to complete the feat.

Last December Karen Davy sang for 47 hours to break the record, but the papers to prove it were lost in the mail en route to the Guinness World Record head quarters in London.

Ms Davy says she was heartbroken to hear the papers had been lost.

“When the records were lost, I actually couldn't believe it would be my luck that that would happen!”

Ms Davy says she moved on from the set back, attempting the record again this year -motivated by the charity she was fundraising for.

“I decided to take a different attitude because we were raising funds for Kidney Kids, I decided not to worry about the Guinness World Record and concentrate on something real,” she says.

More than 200 pages documenting Ms Davy’s attempt will be sent to the Guinness World Record offices this week.

She will have to wait three to six months before she receives confirmation that she is a world record holder.

Ms Davy says she is confident this time it will not be lost in the post.

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