Monday, March 28, 2011

Radio Station Adds for "Secret Love" The Latest Single From Stevie Nicks

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10 Radio Stations in the US that report to Mediabase added "Secret Love" to their playlists today March 28, 2011. That's huge for one day! 9 Adult Contemporary Stations and 1 Triple A.  So far 49 Stations in total that report to Mediabase (AC and Triple A) are spinning the track... Still have a lot of room for growth, but it keeps increasing week after week.

KESZ-FM 3/28/2011 - AC - Phoenix, AZ
KJSN-FM 3/28/2011 - AC - Modesto, CA
KQXT-FM 3/28/2011 - AC - San Antonio, NM
KSNE-FM 3/28/2011 - AC - Las Vegas, NV
WSRS-FM 3/28/2011 - AC - Worcester, MA
WSRW-FM 3/28/2011 - AC - Grand Rapids, MI
WCRZ-FM 3/28/2011 - AC - Flint, MI
WJKK-FM 3/28/2011 - AC - Jackson, MS
WFMK-FM 3/28/2011 - AC - Lansing, MI
KEZE-FM 3/28/2011- Triple A - Spokane, WA

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(Photos) Stevie Nicks and Rod Stewart - Mohegan Sun

Stevie Nicks and Rod Stewart - Mohegan Sun Arena
Uncasville, CT March 27, 2011
Photos by JBarbosa

Checkout the 30 photo gallery here... Or the slide show here

Not sure if anyone caught this but during Stevie's solo performance she's actually wearing a different type of wedge shoe from what she normally wears if she's not wearing the boots. They are similar to those wedge shoes from previous tours where they are the same thickness all across the sole, but these ones are low in the front and higher in the back.  You can sort of see them in the full shot here where she's singing with the mic.  I noticed them in the Edge of Seventeen Video from Tampa... Thought they looked different.

New Stevie Nicks Photo

Part of the series of photos taken of Stevie at her home in LA.
Photos by Kristin Burns

(Review) Rod Stewart and Stevie Nicks Unite At Magical NYC Tour Stop - UsMagazine.com

By Ian Drew for UsMagazine.com.

"This is going to be a very, very unique evening," Rod Stewart said while introducing his old pal Stevie Nicks at the March 26 NYC stop of their joint Heart and Soul Tour. And that it was, in almost all the right ways. Both offered up hits-heavy sets, leaving very few crowd pleasers off the setlist, and sparking non-stop cheers from the sold-out masses inside Madison Square Garden.

Continue To Full Review at US Magazine

View The Madison Square Garden Photo Gallery
by: Time Out New York - HERE

(Review) Rod Stewart and Stevie Nicks are naturals for a double bill

Stewart, Nicks in Nostalgia Showcase
By THOMAS KINTNER, Special to The Courant
The Hartford Courant

Photo by: Khoi Ton
With decades-old heydays and sandpaper vocal signatures in common, Rod Stewart and Stevie Nicks are naturals for a double bill. In practice Sunday night at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, the pairing was a nostalgia showcase, spun by each artist in a notably different way.

Headliner Stewart fostered a party atmosphere with a strong whiff of camp around its edges, reveling in the role of '60s-style lounge denizen as he paraded forth in a shiny orange dinner jacket, shiny black shoes and spiky peroxide-altered hair. He has extended his recording career with middle-of-the-road soul interpretations of familiar favorites and the American Songbook, and kicked off his show with a lively push through someone else's hit, grappling gamely with the chugging "Love Train."

Nicks featured recent material alongside stalwart hits, with the throbbing "Secret Love" and powerful "If Anyone Falls." Her singing retains its singular nasal quality, but has little flex or finesse leaving its high end sharp but not particularly expressive in the Fleetwood Mac hit "Dreams."