Photos: Stevie Nicks kicked up her heels in Perth

Checkout the 13 Photos in the Gallery Photos by: Bohdan Warchomij

Plus check out fan reviews here

Check out 33 photos by Rhys Machell's from the Perth Show at Faster Louder HERE

Chart Update: Fleetwood Mac | Stevie Nicks | Lindsey Buckingham - Australia, USA

Fleetwood Mac continue to dominate on the Australian Album Charts with the largest impact shown on the Catalogue Charts.  The Very Best Of 2 CD set remains at # 1 this week, with Stevie's Crystal Visions Best Of CD moving up a notch to the top 5.  Rumours makes the largest move - back into the Top 10 at # 9.  Fleetwood Mac's Greatest Hits slides two places to # 20.  On the Top 100 Albums Chart albums are pretty much holding except for Stevie's In Your Dreams dropping 11 places to # 100.

Fleetwood Mac's The Dance DVD re-enters the Top 40 DVD Chart at # 37.

Australia Top 100 Albums Chart - 11/28/11
# 25 (24) Fleetwood Mac - The Very Best Of
# 44 (44) Stevie Nicks - Cyrstal Vision The Very Best Of
# 100 (89) Stevie Nicks - In Your Dreams

Australia Top 50 Catalogue Charts - 11/28/11
# 1 (1)  Fleetwood Mac - The Very Best Of
# 5 (6) Stevie Nicks - Crystal Vision The Very Best Of
# 9 (28) Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
# 20 (18) Fleetwood Mac - Greatest Hits

Australia Top 40 Music DVD Chart - 11/28/11
# 37 (Re-entry) Fleetwood Mac - The Dance

USA - Billboard Top 40 Music DVD Charts - 12/3/11
# 37 (24) - Lindsey Buckingham - Songs From The Small Machine: Live In L.A.

Third week sales for the week ending November 20th and chart date December 3rd keep Lindsey's new DVD inside the Top 40 - but dropping significantly to # 37 from # 24 last week.  This will likely be the last week for the DVD on the chart.

UK - CATALOGUE CHARTS - 11/26/11
# 27 - Fleetwood Mac - Rumours

(Photos) Stevie Nicks Rockin' The Red at the ARIAs

Photo by @allphonesarena

Stevie decked out in an all red in a never before seen outfit - and looking pretty great!  The colour is a nice change from the all black.  Photos aren't great, but from what I can see, the new 2 piece outfit is similarly styled like a few of the new recent pieces we've seen her wearing on tour... 

Last night in Sydney, Australia, at the 25th ARIA Awards Show, Stevie Nicks with Nine’s Entertainment Editor Richard Wilkins presented the best contemporary album award to Billy Thorpe's final masterpiece "Tangier" an album coincidentally that Mick Fleetwood played drums on.

Collecting the ARIA AWARD on the night were Billy's wife, Lynn, and daughters Lauren and Rusty.

Photos by: ARIA, @GypsyHeyBaby, @domalessio, @theinsound, @TanMcClure

Reminder: Watch Stevie Nicks Interview on final Art Nation Show - ABC1 Australia Sunday 5pm

Reminder: Check out Fenella Kernebone's exclusive, extended interview with the Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter - and see more in the final episode of Art Nation this Sunday, 5pm ABC1 (Australia):


Check out the web extra interview online now here at Art Nation

Return of the matriarch...

After a 10-year break, rock queen Stevie Nicks returns with a new album – inspired by a New Zealand visit. 

By Paula Yeoman.
Herald on Sunday - New Zealand (View Magazine)
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Review: Stevie Nicks Live in Perth

Stevie Nicks back to her magnificent best in Perth

Given her troubled past and well documented struggles with drugs and alcohol Stevie Nicks had no right to look and sound as good as she did last night.

She was here on the Perth leg of the Australian tour in support of her latest, Dave Stewart-produced, album In Your Dreams. In front a dream band led by legendary guitarist Waddy Wachtel, the 63-year-old’s voice commanded attention and affection as it rang out in the cool night air.

Towards the end of the two-hour set as the band cranked out chorus after chorus of Edge Of Seventeen, Nicks walked across the front of the stage – with help from her security who made sure the tiny-framed songstress did not get pulled in – touching the fans within reach. Those further back were just as surely touched by an artist who delivered a memorable and heart warming performance.

Full Review at PerthNow
Review by: Polly Coufos
Picture: Bohdan Warchomij