The inclusion of Campbell and Finn comes after the bandparted ways with guitarist Lindsey Buckingham.
Thats a long time, Nicks explained toRolling Stonein the bands first interview since the split.
I just did 70 shows [on a solo tour].
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As soon as I finish one thing, I dive back into another.
Why would we stop?
We dont want to stop playing music.
We dont have anything else to do.
This is what we do.
Words like fired are ugly references as far as Im concerned, Fleetwood said.
Not to hedge around, but we arrived at the impasse of hitting a brick wall.
This was not a happy situation for us in terms of the logistics of a functioning band.
To that purpose, we made a decision that we could not go on with him.
Majority rules in term of what we need to do as a band and go forward.
Details are available onthe bands official website.
The group also revealed toRolling Stonethat the tour will feature songs that span the entire history of Fleetwood Mac.
Id also like to do [1970s] Station Man, which has always been one of may favorites.
Were definitely doing [1970s] Oh Well.
The station will encompass music, interviews, and hosted shows featuring current and former members of Fleetwood Mac.
See the full tour schedule below.
Oct. 3, 2018: Tulsa, OK; BOK CenterOct.
6, 2018: Chicago, IL; United CenterOct.
10, 2018: Louisville, KY; KFC Yum!
Center (on sale May 11)Oct. 12, 2018: Lincoln, NE; Pinnacle Bank ArenaOct.
14, 2018: Des Moines, IA; Wells Fargo ArenaOct.
16, 2018: Indianapolis, IN; Bankers Life FieldhouseOct.
18, 2018: Kansas City, MO; Sprint CenterOct.
20, 2018: St. Louis, MO; Scottrade CenterOct.
22, 2018: St. Paul, MN; Xcel Energy CenterOct.
26, 2018: Cleveland, OH; Quicken Loans ArenaOct.
28, 2018: Milwaukee, WI; Wisconsin Entertainment and Sports CenterOct.
30, 2018: Detroit, MI; Little Caesars ArenaNov.
1, 2018: Pittsburgh, PA; PPG Paints ArenaNov.
3, 2018: Ottawa, ON; Canadian Tire CentreNov.
5, 2018: Toronto, ON; Air Canada CentreNov.
7, 2018: Columbus, OH; Nationwide ArenaNov.
10, 2018: Edmonton, AB; Rogers PlaceNov.
12, 2018: Calgary, AB; Scotiabank SaddledomeNov.
14, 2018: Vancouver, BC; Rogers ArenaNov.
17, 2018: Tacoma, WA; Tacoma DomeNov.
19, 2018: Portland, OR; Moda CenterNov.
25, 2018: Oakland, CA; Oracle ArenaNov.
28, 2018: Phoenix, AZ; Talking Stick Resort ArenaNov.
30, 2018: Las Vegas, NV; T-Mobile ArenaDec.
3, 2018: Denver, CO; Pepsi CenterDec.
6, 2018: Fresno, CA; Save Mart CenterDec.
8, 2018: San Diego, CA; Viejas ArenaDec.
11, 2018: Inglewood, CA; The ForumDec.
13, 2018: Inglewood, CA; The ForumFeb.
5, 2019: Houston, TX; Toyota CenterFeb.
7, 2019: Dallas, TX; American Airlines CenterFeb.
9, 2019: Austin, TX; Frank Erwin CenterFeb.
13, 2019: Birmingham, AL; Legacy Arena at The BJCCFeb.
16, 2019: New Orleans, LA; Smoothie King CenterFeb.
18, 2019: Tampa, FL; Amalie ArenaFeb.
20, 2019: Ft. Lauderdale, FL; BB&T CenterFeb.
22, 2019: Columbia, SC; Colonial Life ArenaFeb.
24, 2019: Charlotte, NC; Spectrum CenterFeb.
