Stevie Nicks

Fritz

1967

Date Unknown. Menlo-Atherton' Atherton, CA (Talent assembly. 1st performance with Stevie Nicks)

Date Unknown. Menlo-Atherton, Atherton, CA (Senior Dance)

December 15, 1967 Cubberley High School Cafetorium, Palo Alto, CA (billed as the “Fritz Rabyne Memorial Dance”)

December 31, 1967 Atherton, CA (Pacheco Family party)

1968

Date Unknown. Veterans Memorial Building, Redwood City, CA

Date Unknown. Fremont High School, Mountain View, CA

February 9, 1968 Santa Clara Fairgrounds, Santa Clara, CA (Opening act for Janis Joplin & Big Brother & the Holding Company)

February 29, 1968 St. Albert's Teen Club, Palo Alto, CA

May 23, 1968 Santa Clara High School, Santa Clara, CA ("Splendor of Athens", Junior Prom)

July 13-14, 1968 Balconades Ballroom, San Jose, CA (featuring: Womb, A.B. Skhy Blues Band, Boogie, Day Blindness, Marble Farm, Marvin Gardens, Pure Funk, Uncut Balloon, Initial Shock, Phoenix, Freedom Hwy, Rejoice, Fritz Rabyne)

August 27, 1968 Sutter Creek Auditorium, Sutter Creek, CA

September 24, 1968 Stanford University Frost Amphitheater, Palo Alto, C (Opening for The Youngbloods)

October 1968. Cupertino HS, Roble Hall (Stanford), Burlingame Rec, The Ark (San Carlos), Del Mar High School, De Anza High, Saratoga, Menlo Circus Club, Wutzit Club (San Jose), St Francis High.

November 1968 Woodside High, Jack Taar Hotel (S.F.), Gilroy High School, Burlingame Rec, St Mattias Hall (Redwood City), and Bucser High (Santa Clara).

December 1968 In addition to the below dates, Fritz also played gigs at Notre Dame High (Belmont), Crystal Ball (Burlingame) and Redwood City’s Demolay.

December 13, 1968 Mitty High, San Jose, CA (Xmas dance)

December 14, 1968 Menlo School at Douglas Hall, Atherton, CA (Xmas dance, supporting Mixed Company)

December 15, 1968 St. Christopher's Teen Club, San Jose, CA (Xmas dance)

1969

May 25, 1969 Santa Clara County Fairgrounds, San Jose, CA (Santa Clara Pop Festival, supported by Taj Mahal, Loading Zone, Fat Mattress, and more)

Date Unknown. Santa Clara Fairgrounds, Santa Clara, CA (supporting Jimi Hendrix)

January 1969. In addition to the below dates, Fritz played two high school gigs, on the 2nd and 3rd of the month.

January 11, 1969 Santa Clara Fairgrounds, Santa Clara, CA (bill included Steve Miller, Sweet Linda Divine & the Loading Zone, Cold Blood Mixed Co., Country Weather; 9.00 to 9.30pm set

January 25, 1969 San Mateo County Fairgrounds, San Mateo, CA (with Youngbloods, Sweet Linda Divine & the Loading Zone, Cold Blood, Stained Glass, Wild Honey)

February 1969 Harvey's Resort, Lake Tahoe, NV Javier Pacheco's diary for the 1st to 15th of this month simply reads 'SPLIT'.

March 7, 1969 Saratoga High School, Saratoga, CA

April 17, 1969 Cañada College, Redwood City, CA

April 25, 1969 Aragon High School, San Mateo, CA (with The Youngbloods, Country Weather & Stained Glass)

July 19, 1969 Monterey Peninsula College Gym, Monterey, CA (supporting Santana and Sanpaku)

August 9, 1969 St. Paul's Hall, Burlingame, CA (supporting Old Davis, with Lincoln & Zephyr)

August 17, 1969 Stanford University Frost Amphitheater, Palo Alto, CA (MFU Benefit, with Sons of Champlin, Country Weather, Cold Blood, Old Davis, Sunbear & Congress of Wonders)

October 21, 1969 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (with Black Ghost & Mendelbaum)

November 15, 1969 Civic Auditorium, San Jose, CA (supporting Chuck Berry, Steve Miller & Old Davis)

1970

1970 - Fritz rehearsals move to Italian Gardens banquet room in San Jose

Date Unknown. Sports Arena, San Diego, CA

Date Unknown. Aragon High School, San Mateo, CA (Keith Olsen first hears Fritz)

January 9, 1970 Kennelly Hall, Campbell, CA

March 27-28, 1970 Winterland, San Francisco, CA (opening for James Cotton Blues Band and Chicago; also Family)

March 26-29, 1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (opening for James Cotton Blues Band and Chicago; also Family)

March 31, 1970 Hemisphere Arena, San Antonio, TX (supporting Moody Blues & Norman Greenbaum)???

April 5, 1970 Santa Clara County Fairgrounds Expo Hall, Santa Clara, CA (supporting Moody Blues & Norman Greenbaum)

May 24, 1970 CAL Expo Fairgrounds, Sacramento, CA (Earth Day Jubilee, with Guess Who, B.B. King, Southwind & Others)

July 12, 1970 Santa Clara Fairgrounds, San Jose, CA (supporting Janis Joplin & Southwind)

August 7, 1970 Santa Monica Civic, Santa Monica, CA (supporting Leon Russell & It's A Beautiful Day)

August 10, 1970 Whisky A Go Go, Los Angeles, CA (possible showcase)

August 11, 1970 Los Angeles, CA

August 24-25, 31 & September 2-3, 1970. Fritz rehearsals.

September 5, 1970 Lake Tahoe, CA (Javier Pacheco's account has them in Salt Lake City, UT on this date)

September 1970 - Salt Lake City

September 25, 1970 Santa Clara Fairgrounds, Santa Clara, CA (opening for Leon Russell and Ike and Tina Turner)

October 23, 1970 De Anza Junior College, Cupertino, CA

October 24, 1970 Mission San Jose High School, San Jose, CA

October 30, 1970 Campbell High School, San Jose, CA

October 31, 1970 Bellermine High School, San Jose, CA

12/31/70 - last Fritz gig for 1970

Buckingham/Nicks

1971 -Recorded with Fritz at Sound City with Keith Olsen (1970?) -Fritz completing last gigs as a band -Coffee Plant demos at Daly City

1972 -December 16 - Signed with Dwayne Swaney Productions in Hollywood -Lived in a house in Studio City -Moved from Studio City across town to room with Dashut (Hoppy Hodges took over SC house)

1973

Sept - promoting Buckingham Nicks at Polydor party October 20, 1973 The Troubadour, Los Angeles, CA Nov - opened for John Prine at The Troubadour in LA 1973 Birmingham, AL

1974 February 18, 1974 Cleveland OH February 19, 1974 Columbus OH February 20-25, 1974 The Metro, New York City, NY February 27-March 3, 1974 Club Passim, Cambridge MA May 2-5, 1974 Starwood Showroom, Los Angeles, CA November 5, 1974 State Fairgrounds, Birmingham, AL

1975 -Jan 1st - Dinner with Fleetwood Mac at Mexican restaurant -Jan 14 - Begin rehearsals with Fleetwood Mac January 28, 1975 Tuscaloosa, Al January 29, 1975 Matthews Coliseum, Jacksonville, AL (supported by Michael Murphy) January 31, 1975 Municipal Auditorium, Birmingham, AL

SOLO

1981

White Winged Dove Tour

November 27	Houston, Texas November 28	Houston, Texas November 29	Dallas, Texas	Reunion Arena December 3	Oakland, California	Oakland Coliseum December 5	Tempe, Arizona	Compton Terrace (?) December 6	Los Angeles, California	Fox Wilshire Theater December 7	Los Angeles, California	Fox Wilshire Theater December 8	Los Angeles, California	Fox Wilshire Theater December 12	Los Angeles, California	Fox Wilshire Theater December 13	Los Angeles, California	Fox Wilshire Theater

1982

June 6, 1982 Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA (not part of the White Winged Dove Tour, Stevie played at the "Peace Sunday" Benefit. The setlist included 'Sara,' 'I Need To Know,' 'Edge of Seventeen,' and 'Rhiannon'.

1983

Wild Heart Tour

May 30	San Bernardino, California	Devore Park/US Festival II June 21	Knoxville, Tennessee	Civic Coliseum June 23	Norfolk, Virginia	The Scope June 24	East Rutherford, New Jersey	Meadowlands Arena June 27	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	The Spectrum June 28	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Civic Arena July 2	Buffalo, New York	War Memorial July 3	Hartford, Connecticut	Hartford Civic Center July 6	Worcester, Massachusetts	Centrum July 7	Landover, Maryland	Capitol Center July 10	Greensboro, North Carolina	Coliseum July 11	Atlanta, Georgia	The Omni July 14	Kansas City, Missouri	Kemper Arena July 15	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Met Center July 17	Chicago, Illinois 	Rosemont Horizon (unconfirmed) July 18	Chicago, Illinois	Rosemont Horizon July 19	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	CNE Bandshell July 21	Cuyahaga Falls, Ohio	Blossom Music Center July 22	Cuyahaga Falls, Ohio	Blossom Music Center July 23	Detroit, Michigan	Joe Louis Arena July 26	St. Louis, Missouri	Checkerdome July 27	Indianapolis, Indiana	Market Square Arena July 30	Alpine Valley, Wisconsin	Music Theatre July 31	Cincinnati, Ohio	Riverfront Coliseum August 31	Austin, Texas September 5	Dallas, Texas	Reunion Arena September 9	Bristol, Rhode Island September 12	New York, New York	Radio City Music Hall September 13	New York, New York	Radio City Music Hall (joined by Tom Petty for "I Will Run to You" & "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around") September 17	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	Oklahoma Myriad September 24	Irvine, California	Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre September 25	Tempe, Arizona	Compton Terrace October 2	Los Angeles, California	Inglewood Forum October 4	Oakland, California	Oakland Coliseum October 21	Columbia, South Carolina	Carolina Coliseum (postponed to 11/24) October 22	Charlotte NC	Carolina Coliseum (postponed to 11/23) October 25	Charleston, West Virginia	Charleston Civic Center October 26	Roanoke, Virginia	Roanoke Civic Center October 29	Tuscaloosa, Alabama	University of Alabama October 30	Jackson, Mississippi	Mississippi Coliseum November 2	Jacksonville, Florida	Memorial Coliseum November 4	Lakeland, Florida	Lakeland Civic Center November 5	Miami, Florida	Sportatorium November 8	Columbia, Missouri	University of Missouri November 9, 1983 Humphrey Coliseum, Starkville, MS (supported by Joe Walsh) November 12	Tulsa, Oklahoma	Assembly Center November 13	Little Rock, Arkansas	T.H. Barton Coliseum November 16	Madison, Wisconsin	Dane County Arena November 19	Iowa City, Iowa	University of Iowa November 20	Ames, Iowa	Iowa State University November 23	Columbia, South Carolina	Carolina Coliseum (postponed from 10/21) November 24	Charlotte NC	Carolina Coliseum (postponed from 10/22)

1984

1985

1986

Rock A Little Tour

April 11	Houston, Texas	The Summit April 12	Austin, Texas	Frank Irwan Center April 15	Dallas, Texas	Reunion Center April 16	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	The Myriad April 19	Iowa City, Iowa April 22	Lexington, Kentucky	Rupp Arena April 25	Baton Rouge, Louisianna May 2	Hartford, Connecticut	Hartford Civic Center May 3	Providence, Rhode Island May 6	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania May 7	Baltimore, Maryland	Civic Center May 30	Indianapolis, Indiana	Market Square Arena May 31	East Troy, Wisconscin	Alpine Valley June 2	Worchester, Massachusetts	Centrum June 4	Worchester, Massachusetts	Centrum June 8	Wantaugh, New York	Jones Beach June 9	Wantaugh, New York	Jones Beach June 17	Holmdel, New Jersey	Garden State Arts Center June 18	Holmdel, New Jersey	Garden State Arts Center June 21	Chicago, Illinois	Poplar Creek June 22	Clarkston, Michigan June 28	Tempe, Arizona	Compton Terrance June 29	Orange County, California	Pacific Amphitheatre July 14	Mountain View, California	Shoreline Amphitheatre July 17	Sacramento, California	California Expo July 18	Los Angeles, California	The Forum August 2	Landover, Maryland August 5	New York City, New York	Madison Square Gardens August 17	Middletown, New York August 28	Long Beach, California	Long Beach Sports Arena ("Tough On Toxics Benefit". Stevie performed "Stand Back," "Rhiannon," Edge of Seventeen" and "Leather & Lace" with Don Henley. Lindsey Buckingham performed "Never Going Back Again" and "I'm So Afraid.") September 24	Sydney, Australia	Sydney Entertainment Center September 25	Sydney, Australia	Sydney Entertainment Center September 27	Brisbane, Australia	Brisbane Entertainment Center September 29	Melbourne, Australia	Melbourne Festival Hall September 30	Melbourne, Australia	Melbourne Festival Hall October 1	Melbourne, Australia	Melbourne Festival Hall October 4	Melbourne, Australia	Melbourne Festival Hall October 6	Sydney, Australia	Sydney Entertainment Center

1987

1988

1989

The Other Side Of The Mirror Tour

August 16	Detroit, Michigan	Pine Knob Amphitheatre August 17	Toronto, Canada	Canadian National Expo August 19	Mansfield, Massachusetts	Greatwoods Arts Center August 20	Mansfield, Massachusetts	Greatwoods Arts Center August 22	Ottawa, Canada	The Fair August 23	Portland, Maine	Old Orchard Beach August 25	Wantaugh, New York	Jones Beach August 26	Atlantic City, New Jersey	Bally's Casino August 28	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Mann Music Center August 29	Saratoga, New York	Saratoga Performing Arts Center August 31	Syracuse, New York	State Fair September 1	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Civic Arena September 3	Columbia, Maryland	Merriweather Post Pavilion September 5	Holmdel, New Jersey	Garden Stat Arts Center September 6	Holmdel, New Jersey	Garden Stat Arts Center September 8	Bristol, Connecticut	Lake Compounce September 9	Wantaugh, New York	Jones Beach September 11	Buffalo, New York	Memorial Auditorium September 12	Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio	Blossom Music Center September 14	St. Louis, Missouri	The Muni September 15	Chicago, Illinois	Poplar Creek September 17	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Alpine Valley September 18	Minneapolis, Minnesota	The Met Center September 27	Atlanta, Georgia	Lakewood Amphitheatre September 29	Orlando, Florida	Orlando Arena September 30	Miami, Florida	Miami Arena October 1	Tampa, Florida	Sun Dome (Uncomfirmed) October 4	Biloxi, Mississippi	Gulfport Coliseum October 6	Dallas, Texas	Starplex Amphitheatre October 8	Houston, Texas	The Summit October 9	Austin, Texas	Frank Irwin Center October 11	Denver, Colorado	McNichols Arena October 13	Phoenix, Arizona	Compton Terrace October 14	Costa Mesa, California	Pacific Amphitheatre October 17, 1989 Concord Pavillion (cancelled due to an earthquake) October 18	Sacramento, California	Cal Expo October 20	San Jose, California	Shoreline Amphitheatre October 21	Las Vegas, Nevada	Aladdin Theatre October 23	Los Angeles, California	Greek Theatre With Special Guests - Hooters October 24	Los Angeles, California	Greek Theatre With Special Guests - Hooters October 25	Los Angeles, California	Greek Theatre With Special Guests - Hooters November 14	Dublin, Ireland November 16	Birmingham, Holland	Nec Arena November 19	Paris, France November 21	Rotterdam, Holland	Ahoy Hall November 27	London, England	Wembley Arena

1990

1991

Timespace: Whole Lotta Trouble Tour

July 9	Houston, Texas	Woodlands Pavilion July 11	Dallas, Texas	Starplex Amphitheatre July 13	Charlotte, North Carolina	Blockbuster Pavilion July 14	Atlanta, Georgia	Lakewood Amphitheatre July 17	Columbia, Maryland	Merriweather Post Pavilion July 19	Mansfield, Massachusetts	Greatwoods Arts Center July 20	Nashua, New Hampshire	Holman Stadium July 22	Holmdel, New Jersey	Garden State Arts Center July 23	Wantaugh, New York	Jones Beach July 25	Bristol, Connecticut	Lake Compounce July 26	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Mann Music Center July 28	Saratoga Springs, New York	Saratoga Arts Center July 31	Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio	Blossom Music Center August 2	Atlantic City, New Jersey	Mark Etess Arena August 3	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Starlake Amphitheatre August 6	Toronto, Ontario	Kingswood August 8	Chicago, Illinois	Poplar Creek August 9	East Troy, Wisconsin	Alpine Valley August 11	Denver, Colorado	Red Rocks Amphitheatre August 14	Concord, California	Concord Pavillion August 15	San Jose, California	Shoreline Amphitheatre August 17	Greek Theater	Shoreline Amphitheatre August 18	Irvine, California	Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre November 14	Los Angeles, California	The Whiskey a Go-Go )The show was broadcast live on KLSX-FM radio)

1992

1993

1994

Street Angel Tour

July 22	Mansfield, Massachusetts	Greatwoods Art Center July 24	Wantaugh, New York	Jones Beach July 29	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Star Lake Amphitheatre July 30	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Mann Music Center August 1	Holmdel, New Jersey	Garden State Arts Center August 10	Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio	Blossom Music Centre August 14	Chicago, Illinois	Poplar Creek Music Center August 17	Kansas City, Kansas	Sandstone Amphitheatre August 20	Columbus, Ohio	Ohio Fair - Celeste Center August 25	Los Angeles, California	Greek Theatre August 31	Irvine, California	Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre September 5	Las Vegas, Nevada September 9	Houston, Texas	Cynthia Woods Pavillion September 17	Los Angeles, California	House Of Blues September 18	Los Angeles, California	House Of Blues

1995

1996

1997

1998

Enchanted Tour

May 27	Hartford, Connecticut	Hartford Meadows Music Theater May 29	Detroit, Michigan	Pine Knob Music Theater May 30	Chicago, Illinois	The World June 2	Cleveland, Ohio	Blossom Music Center June 3	Cincinnati, Ohio	Riverbend Music Center June 5	Columbus, Ohio	Polaris Music Center June 6	Indianapolis, Indiana	Deer Creek Music Center June 9	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Starlake Amphitheatre June 12	Mansfield, Massachusetts	Great Woods Center June 13	Holmdel, New Jersey	PNC Arts Center June 14	Wantaugh, New York	Jones Beach Ampitheatre June 17	New York, New York	Radio City Music Hall June 19	Camden, New Jersey	E Center June 20	Charlotte, North Carolina	Marshall Park (Summer Sound Festival) June 23	Virginia Beach, Virginia	GTE June 24	Manassas, Virginia	Nissan Pavillion June 26	Raleigh, North Carolina	Walnut Creek Ampitheatre June 27	Atlanta, Georgia	Lakewood June 29	Birmingham, Alabama	Oak Mountain Ampitheatre July 1	Orlando, Florida	Orlando Arena July 3	Tampa, Florida	Ice Palace July 4	West Palm Beach, Florida	Coral Sky Ampitheatre July 10	Nashville, Tennessee	Starwood Amphitheatre July 11 Riverport Ampitheatre, St. Louis, MO (scheduled but cancelled) July 11 Kansas City, Missouri	Sandstone Ampitheater (Date Changed) July 13	Grand Rapids, Michigan	Van Andel Arena July 16 Alamodome, San Antonio, TX (scheduled but cancelled) July 17	Dallas, Texas	Starplex Ampitheatre July 18	Houston, Texas	The Woodlands Pavillion July 21	Denver, Colorado	Fiddler's Green July 23	Phoenix, Arizona	America West July 25	Las Vegas, Nevada	MGM Grand July 27	Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA July 28 Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA (scheduled but cancelled) July 28	San Diego, California	Coors Amphitheater July 31	Irvine, California	Irvine Meadows August 1	Mountain View, California	Shoreline Ampitheatre August 2	Concord, California	Concord Pavillion August 5	Reno, Nevada	Reno Amphitheater August 7	George, Washington	The Gorge August 8	Rose Garden	Portland, Oregon

Millennium Shows

1999

December 28	Los Angeles, California	House Of Blues December 29	Los Angeles, California	House Of Blues December 31	Las Vegas, Nevada	House Of Blues

2000

January 3	Los Angeles, California	House Of Blues January 4	Los Angeles, California	House Of Blues January 8	Anaheim, California	Sun Theatre January 9	Anaheim, California	Sun Theatre

September 23, 2000 America West Arena, Phoenix, AZ (Stevie Nicks & Friends, Benefit for the Arizona Heart Institute)

2001

Trouble In Shangri-La Tour 2001 (with Sheryl Crow)

Fleetwood Mac 2003-2004 130 shows from May 7, 2003 to September 14, 2004

Stevie Nicks Las Vegas At The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on May 10, 11, 13 and 14 2005

Stevie Nicks with Don Henley - Ten shows from June 3 to June 19.

Stevie Nicks Gold Dust Tour - Summer 2005 This was 23 cities across the US starting on June 24 and ending August 6.

Stevie Nicks Gold Dust Tour - Australia/New Zealand 2006 This was 10 cities in Australia and New Zealand starting on Feb 18 and ending March 7.

Stevie Nicks Crystal Visions tour - Summer 2007 The tour began on May 17th in Concord, CA. and ended August 24th in Atlantic City.

Stevie Nicks at the Rosemont Theatre in Rosemont, IL - Oct 19, 2007

Stevie Nicks at Cow Palace in Daly City - Nov 14, 2007 Stevie performed a corporate concert at Cow Palace in Daly City as part of the entertainment for Oracle's OpenWorld technology convention. Mick Fleetwood joined Stevie for three songs. The concert lasted about 60 minutes.

Stevie's 2008 Summer Tour Stevie's summer tour kicked off in Biloxi, Mississippi on June 5th with a 15-song set list. She completed the last date on June 29 in Holmdel, NJ at PNC Bank Arts Center.

Fleetwood Mac's 2009 Unleashed Tour The tour began March 1st in Pittsburgh, PA and concluded on December 20th in New Plymouth, NZ. It included 53 North American dates, 16 shows in Europe and 11 shows in Australia and New Zealand.

There were five shows in August of 2010 as Stevie is working on a new album.

Stevie Nicks & Rod Stewart Heart & Soul Tour 2011

March 20, 2011 Bank Atlantic Center, Sunrise, FL (Cancelled. Rescheduled to August 4, 2012) March 23, 2011 St. Pete Times Forum, Tampa, FL March 24, 2011 Philips Arena, Atlanta, GA March 26, 2011 Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY March 27, 2011 Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, CT March 30, 2011 TD Garden, Boston, MA April 1, 2011 Bell Centre, Montreal, QC April 2, 2011 Air Canada Center, Toronto, ON April 5, 2011 Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA April 6, 2011 Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY April 9, 2011 United Center, Chicago, IL April 10, 2011 Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI April 11, 2011 Sprint Center, Kansas City, MO April 15, 2011 US Airways Center, Phoenix, AZ April 16-17, 2011 Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, CA April 20, 2011 Oracle Arena, Oakland, CA April 22, 2011 Rogers Arena, Vancouver, BC April 23, 2011 Key Arena, Seattle, WA

May 26, 2011 Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA (birthday show)

Stevie Nicks 2012 Summer Tour - Opening night, Friday June 29th in Wantagh, NY at Jones Beach Theater

Stevie Nicks & Rod Stewart Heart & Soul Tour 2012

July 20, 2012 Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, OH July 21, 2012 Riverbend Music Center, Cincinnati, OH July 24, 2012 Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN July 27 2012 Verizon Center, Washington, DC July 28, 2012 Consol Energy Center, Pittsburgh, PA July 30, 2012 Bradley Center, Milwaukee, WI August 1, 2012 Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, NC (Cancelled. Rescheduled to 2013) August 3, 2012 Amway Center, Orlando, FL August 4, 2012 Bank Atlantic Center, Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Rescheduled from March 20, 2011) August 8, 2012 BOK Center, Tulsa, OK August 9, 2012 Toyota Center, Houston, TX

Fleetwood Mac 2013 Tour - Opening night, April 4 in Columbus, OH at Nationwide Arena