Stevie Nicks Performing with Waddy at Sarah McLachlan`s Home

Stevie Nicks performing tonight at Sarah McLachlan`s home in Vancouver, Canada at a private event to benefit Sarah`s Music School - Sarah McLachlan School of Music.  Don Henley also appeared but he and Stevie didn't sing Leather and Lace together...Waddy`s also captured in the photo.

Confirmed set (not in this order) - Thank you to Anonymous for setlist!
Rhiannon (on piano)
For What It's Worth
Landslide
Moonlight (with just the girls)

Jann Arden tweeted a photo tonight saying:
"I just met Stevie nicks... What a gorgeous beautiful soul. Kind beyond words."

Photo by: Jamie Pitblado

 Jann Arden Meets Stevie Nicks!

Photo by Jann Arden

All this in the lead up to Saturday nights Stanley Park show!

Saturday Night Hot Ticket: Voices in the Park
Catch one of Stanley Park’s biggest-ever concerts as music megastars including Sarah McLachlan, Bryan Adams, Stevie Nicks and Jann Arden take to the seaside stage to help raise funds for music education at Voices in the Park.

The concert is aiming to raise hundreds of thousands for the Sarah McLachlan School of Music, which provides free after-school music education to children facing tough social and economic circumstances.

Globe and Mail

STEVIE NICKS Brings her In Your Dreams Documentary To Mill Valley Film Festival

Exciting news!!  Stevie Nicks will be screening her In Your Dreams Documentary on the making of her album In Your Dreams at the Mill Valley Film Festival which takes place between October 4th to 14th at the CinéArts at Sequoia and 142 Throckmorton Theatre (Mill Valley) and at the Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center (San Rafael).  

Stevie's first announced screening takes place on October 12th at 6:30pm at the Smith Rafael Film Center in San Rafael. Stevie will be on hand after the screening to answer questions.  More screenings of the film to come... Also, Dave Stewart will be making appearances at some of the screenings.  No word yet on when and where.

The film is also the Official Selection at the Hamptons International Film Festival which runs from October 4th through 8th.  Great poster!

GREAT NEWS:
The film will eventually be available in all formats according to Dave Stewart, but first the big screen! 

In Your Dreams: Stevie Nicks

FOCUS: ROCK’N’SOUL • SPECIAL PREMIERE Decadent rock star, ’70s survivor, gypsy songbird, cape-clad dervish, white-winged dove—the inimitable Stevie Nicks has entranced millions of fans worldwide with her poetic lyrics, sultry singing and featherand-lace style. Having remained a powerful pop force for more than four decades, in 2010 Nicks embarked on the recording of a new solo album, In Your Dreams, produced by former Eurythmics mastermind Dave Stewart. With cameras in tow, documentarian Stewart and diva Nicks set up shop in her home studio and reveal their collaborative creative process, as snippets of words and music undergo inspired tinkering and emerge as fully fledged gems. Throughout, Nicks shares intimate memories of childhood and her high-flying days with Fleetwood Mac, reflects on Hurricane Katrina in a particularly moving song and insists on just the right guitar solo even as Stewart and album co-producer Glen Ballard challenge her choices. Shifting dynamically among video formats, painstaking recording sessions and revealing interviews, this magic-tinged musical journey is a loving and tuneful portrait of the eternally bewitching Gold Dust Woman.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Sunday, September 16, 2011, at 10:00 am.

Ticket Information

Mill Valley Film Festival website
Mill Valley Film Festival on Facebook

REVIEWED: Lindsey Buckingham Live In Des Moines 9/1/12

Lindsey Buckingham Live At Hoyt Sherman Place
Des Moines, Iowa, September  1, 2012
by Todd Totale

Photos by Laura Stein - Gallery

“Look at all of those dudes up by the stage taking pictures of Lindsey’s guitar rack.” I pointed out to my wife as we made our way to our seats at Lindsey Buckingham’s solo performance in Des Moines last Saturday night. “That’s hilarious!” I added as we both sat down.

“Don’t laugh.” She replied. “You know you want to go up there and do the same thing.”

I paused for a moment before admitting, “I do want to go up there.”

Read the rest of the review at the original site

PHOTOS: Stevie Nicks Performing at The Kennedy Center Washington DC at A Celebration of Science

STEVIE NICKS LIVE AT THE KENNEDY CENTER

Washington, DC - September 8, 2012

Looks like all the players are there tonight on stage at the Kennedy Center.

Photos by 

Joe Meehan: "Night 2: Stevie Nicks rocking the walls of the Kennedy Center"

Matt Cooperberg, MD: "Stevie Nicks still rocks! Fantastic finale."

Dr. Stephen Gruber: "Stevie Nicks - Awesome performance at #celebrationofscience."

Setlist and comments from someone attending the event: (Thanks to both below for the details)

"I was at both shows in DC. On Friday she sang "Soldiers Angel" at the Natioal Portrait Gallery and then on Saturday at The Kennedy Center she did "Landslide", "Rhiannon", "Edge Of Seventeen" and "Dreams". After Edge the DC political audience wents nuts, applauding like crazy. They had planned to sing John Lennon's "Imagine" at the end with Stevie, Babyface and Melissa Manchester, and during rehearsal it sounded wonderful. Stevie sang the first verse. But the show went very long, so they cut it at the last minute. The show was filmed, but they are not sure where it will air. Perhaps on PBS. Whoopi Goldberg did a great job hosting also."

Comment from someone attending Friday:

"I saw her on Friday and she spoke eloquently about her work with wounded soldiers, the progress that has been made with prosthetics but that there was still so much more needed to help those with physical and brain injuries. Audience included scientists and decision makers who could make a difference in this area. She ended with Soldiers Angel. Very, very moving."

Review: Lindsey Buckingham stands alone - Ottawa

The Ottawa Citizen Sept 8, 2012

Review: Edwards delivers big-hearted show; Buckingham stands alone

By Lynn Saxberg, Ottawa Citizen
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Lindsey Buckingham is best known for his work in Fleetwood Mac, an entity he described as the “big machine” during his show Friday night.

However, the purpose of his current tour is to show off the “small machine” of his solo work. His most recent solo album, Seeds We Sow, came out last year.

“The big machine and the small machine have come to inform each other and find each other and balance each other, and would not exist without each other,” said the 62-year-old American musician, describing the solo experience as a “strange little experiment.”

For a solo performer, he had a huge sound, thanks to the pumped-up volume of his guitar, which at first threatened to drown out his voice. Once things were sorted, he sang well enough, but it was still his guitar work that dazzled, as he demonstrated his skill on a parade of six-stringed instruments, electric and acoustic. The concert drew from Buckingham’s solo repertoire, including songs like Cast Away Dreams and Bleed To Love Her, as well as the Mac catalogue. Next to the unfamiliar solo stuff, the Fleetwood Mac hits energized the crowd.

But that energy was built on Edwards’ performance earlier in the evening.

Folk Fest: Big Love for solo act
Photos by: Tony Caldwell
Review By Denis Armstrong - Ottawa Sun

Lindsey Buckingham Dazzles With Intense Acoustic Show
by Brittany Leona

The CUPE-SCFP main stage of Ottawa's Folk Festival was graced tonight with one of rock's greatest legends: Lindsey Buckingham. One may be tempted to assume that based on his musical career spanning nearly four decades, having released over a dozen albums, being a talented composer, singer and producer, that he would have a larger than life stage presence and the typical rocker attitude to go with it – one would be wrong about the last item mentioned.

Continue to the full review

VIDEO:

Seeds We Sow | Bleed To Love Her | Cast Away Dreams

Photo: Lindsey Buckingham Live in Belleville, Ontario 9/6

Lindsey Buckingham Live in Belleville, Ontario Canada

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Photos by Bob House

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