Contests: WIN Tickets to see Fleetwood Mac in Charlotte, Albany, Mansfield and Des Moines... Oh and some beer!

CHARLOTTE, NC
FLEETWOOD MAC & FREE BEER FRIDAY!

Tune into Rock 104.9 Ashville, NC for a special edition of Free Bear Friday.  This week each winner will get 2 Fleetwood Mac tickets and a 12 pack aof CANundrum.

Can't listen in... Enter on-line for tickets here.

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CHARLOTTE, NC
WIN TICKETS TO SEE FLEETWOOD MAC LIVE IN CHARLOTTE

Register To WIN a pair of tickets to see Fleetwood Mac Monday June 24th at the Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte from Mix 96.5 Asheville

Ticket Winner will be selected Friday June 21st & the winner will be contacted by a WOXL promotions representative.

For additional chances to WIN — Listen for Tammy & Dex to play a Fleetwood Mac song in the 9AM hour.  When you hear it — be caller 9 to WIN.

ALBANY, NY

WIN TICKETS TO SEE FLEETWOOD MAC LIVE IN ALBANY

“Say You Love B” to win your seats to see Fleetwood Mac from B95.5!

Enter HERE - and tune in Monday thru Wednesday (June 17th -19th)!!

B95.5 will call random winners during the day…and you must answer the phone “I LOVE B” , if you do, you’ll win tickets to see Fleetwood Mac this Wednesday at the Times Union Center…if you answer any other way…we’ll call someone else to win.

Remember, “Say You Love B” and “B” ready to win your tickets to Fleetwood Mac from B95.5-One Great Song After Another!!

MANSFIELD, MA

WIN A PAIR OF TICKETS TO SEE FLEETWOOD MAC LIVE IN MANSFIELD

96.5 The Mill Manchester's Classic Hits.  Listen to Jeff Lawrence (Afternoons, Noon – 6pm) all this week for your chance to win a pair of tickets to see Fleetwood Mac at the Comcast Center in Mansfield, MA this Friday, June 21st at 8:00pm!

DES MOINES, IA
WIN 2 TICKETS TO FLEETWOOD MAC LIVE IN DES MOINES

All this week on 93.3 KIOA in Des Moines, IA listen for Pam and Heather to announce the song of the day in the morning at 7:10am.  During the day between 8am and 5pm when you hear them play the song in its entirety, be caller ten at 312-1-93-3 and they will send you to the show.  PLUS, everyone who wins also qualifies for upgrade tickets to the VIP Meet and Greet with Mick Fleetwood.

Contest runs Monday June 17th through Friday June 21st.  Six contestants will win a qualifying prize of pair of tickets to Fleetwood Mac at Wells Fargo Arena on June 26th valued at $200 and qualify to win a pair of upgraded tickets valued at $300 and a meet and greet with Mick Fleetwood.

Details and Rules at KIOA 93.3

REVIEW: Fleetwood Mac Tulsa, OK May 1st "Overall, the night was truly magical"

Concert confirms Mac is back

by Erin Peden
Pioneer - Oklahoma City Community College

Pressed against the very front of the stage May 1 at the BOK Center in Tulsa, I couldn’t help but stare in awe as one by one, the members of Fleetwood Mac, one of my favorite bands, entered the stage.

Energy was high and harmony was tight as the band opened with “Second Hand News” and “The Chain.”

It took me several minutes to digest the fact that lead center Stevie Nicks was standing directly in front of me, dressed in her usual mystical, flowing, black chiffon along with platform boots, and singing into her microphone covered in layers of scarves.

Check out the full review here

3 NEW Australian Dates for Fleetwood Mac: Sydney | Perth | Brisbane

3 New Australian Dates:

I figured they would add more dates, there were just too many large gaps between shows.

A third Sydney date is expected to be announced for November 14th.

A second Perth date on November 23rd.

A second Brisbane date on December 3rd.

The ticketing sites don't have this information yet.
Ticketek | Livenation | Ticketmaster.au

Source: Nicksfix

Lindsey Buckingham Spotted in Boston Area at Dave Matthews Gig

Photo: Brandi Carlile

Spotted last night (June 16th) at the Dave Matthews Band live show in Mansfield, MA at Comcast Center.  Brandi is opening for Dave Matthews

"Look who I found backstage at the Dave Matthews Band concert!!

I was going to eat dinner but I completely geeked out and asked for a picture instead!

I LOVE Lindsey Buckingham and I LOVE Fleetwood Mac!

Go Your Own Way! Yeah!

What a great night.

Thanks Dave!

xobc"

The Next 7 Days: Fleetwood Mac Live in Albany, Mansfield, Jones Beach & Charlotte - Tix Available For All!

With only 10 shows remaining on the North American leg of the tour, here are the shows coming up this week with tickets available in the lowest ticket price category.

DON'T MISS FLEETWOOD MAC!

June 19 (Wed): Albany, NY at Times Union Center - Buy Tickets - Tickets available for $47.40 (incl. fees)
June 21 (Fri): Mansfield, MA at Comcast Center - Buy Tickets - Tickets available for $45.00 (incl. fees)
June 22 (Sat): Wantagh, NY at Jones Beach - Buy Tickets - Tickets available for $96.05 (incl. fees)
June 24 (Mon): Charlotte, NC at Time Warner Cable - Buy Tickets - Tickets available for $62.45 (incl. fees)

CLEVELAND REVIEW "a vital, energetic concert that erased any doubts about Fleetwood Mac’s legacy and continued influence

Photo by Joe Kleon
View 16 Photos here

Concert Review: 
Fleetwood Mac at Quicken Loans Arena
by Annie Zaleski
Cleveland Scene

Fleetwood Mac tours so sporadically, the band would certainly be within its rights to trot out a well-worn greatest hits setlist when it does hit the road. But last night at Quicken Loans Arena, during a show that stretched over two-and-a-half hours, the group—vocalist Stevie Nicks, vocalist/guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie, as well as several auxiliary musicians and vocalists—balanced its biggest hits with deeper album tracks and even new songs.

The result was a vital, energetic concert that erased any doubts about Fleetwood Mac’s legacy and continued influence. “The Chain” was crisp and menacing, with McVie’s thundering bass and Buckingham’s forceful guitar making the song feel like an encore rather than the set’s second tune. “Gold Dust Woman” also had an ominous vibe; the song turned into a moody psychedelic sprawl during which Nicks unveiled some graceful interpretive dance moves (and, with her gold-colored shawl, resembled an evil villain from a Grimm’s Fairy Tale). The Mirage deep cut “Eyes Of The World” barnstormed forward thanks to Fleetwood’s monstrous drumming, and even a performance of the Nicks solo song “Stand Back,” in all of its ’80s keyboard glory, held its own.

Buckingham prefaced a set of songs from 1979’s Tusk with a philosophical story about the creative process—in a nutshell, don’t be afraid to rip it up and start again—and how he wished he could have been a “fly on the wall” in the Warner Bros. offices after Fleetwood Mac delivered the experimental post-Rumours album. At last night’s show, what stood out is how forward-thinking Tusk was—from the keyboard-heavy “Not That Funny” to the stomping title track (augmented by video of the USC Trojan marching band) and even a rare performance of “Sisters Of The Moon.” After the latter, Nicks said that song hadn’t been played since 1981—“so if you’ve seen it live, we know how old you are!”

True to form, however, the band didn’t just coast on its past. The new song “Sad Angel” (from Fleetwood Mac’s recently released EP, Extended Play) had a throwback jangle-pop vibe, but the performance was fresh and modern; on this song especially, it was clear how Buckingham’s ongoing solo work informs—but doesn’t overpower—Fleetwood Mac. Accordingly, the guitarist also took center stage with an intricate solo acoustic guitar version of “Big Love” and galloped around the stage slashing out a raucous electric solo at the end of a slinky, stretched-out “I’m So Afraid.” At the end of both tunes, his shirt was soaked through with sweat, a reflection of the passion he put into his performance. Mick Fleetwood too was a commanding presence behind his fortress-esque drum kit: Like Father Time with a vendetta, he tossed off intense grimaces and a look of steely concentration throughout.

Nicks too was in good form, warming up—especially vocally—as the show progressed. Plus, she was in a chatty, laid-back mood. Before another “new” song, “Without You”—which was actually an older song originally meant for Buckingham-Nicks’ second LP—she told a lengthy, amusing story about the song’s genesis that doubled as the tale of how Fleetwood Mac originally came together. She joked that over the course of the tour, the story had ballooned from a brief missive into something much more rambling, and even asked Buckingham if she was on the right track. (He said she was.) Prior to “Dreams,” she mentioned getting into Cleveland the previous night and being struck by a building lit by red lights (in other words, the Terminal Tower and its Hot In Cleveland promotion), and right before she and Buckingham performed “Landslide,” she said she was “not going to cry” as she dedicated the song.

Perhaps because of its pop culture ubiquity, “Landslide” has become Fleetwood Mac’s most iconic song. Last night’s lovely, stripped-down version proved why: In a touching move, the entire crowd sang along softly but audibly throughout the entire song. Perhaps in response, Nicks and Buckingham hooked pinky fingers in solidarity briefly during the performance, the gesture of two old friends acknowledging plenty of shared history. This small affection naturally thrilled the audience, but also subtly reinforced that chemistry is something the band still has in spades. Fleetwood Mac certainly doesn’t have to tour—but the members of the band genuinely appeared to be having a great time onstage and felt like a vital band with plenty left to say.

Great Review! Cleveland Scene

GOLD DUST WOMAN

WORLD TURNING and the ever changing Mick Fleetwood drum solo!
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