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1967

Line-Up: July 1967 - September 1967
 * Peter Green - vocals, guitar, harmonica
 * Jeremy Spencer - vocal, guitar
 * Bob Brunning - bass
 * Mick Fleetwood - drums

August 13, 1967 Royal Windsor Racecourse, Windsor, ENG (7th National Jazz & Blues Festival, with Cream, Jeff Beck, John Mayalls Bluesbreakers, PP Arnold, Alan Bown, Chicken Shack, Donovan, Denny Laine, Blossom Toes, and Pentangle. The band's First official live gig)

August 15, 1967 Marquee, London, ENG (supported by Chicken Shack)

August ? 1967 Middle Earth Club, London, ENG

August 30, 1967 Marquee, London, ENG

Line-Up: September 1967 - August 14, 1968
 * Peter Green - vocals, guitar, harmonica
 * Jeremy Spencer - vocal, guitar
 * John McVie - bass
 * Mick Fleetwood - drums

September 5, 1967 Marquee, London, ENG (supported by Timebox)

September 15, 1967 Marquee, London, ENG

September 17, 1967 Saville Theatre, London, ENG (supporting John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Chicken Shack & Long John Baldry)

September 29, 1967 Marquee, London, ENG

October 4, 1967 London, ENG

October 7, 1967 Sheffield University, Sheffield, ENG

October 13, 1967 Bradford College, Bradford, ENG

October 14, 1967 Chelsea College, London, ENG

October 16, 1967 Cooks Ferry Inn, Edmonton, ENG

October 19, 1967 Southampton University, Southampton, ENG

October 23, 1967 100 Club, London, ENG

October 27, 1967 White Hart, Acton, ENG

October 27, 1967 Marquee, London, ENG (supported by Ian Lloyd's Blues Men)

October 28, 1967 Wolverton, ENG

October 29, 1967 Manchester, ENG

November 2, 1967 North Wales

November 3, 1967 Leicester, ENG

November 4, 1967 Birmingham, ENG

November 10, 1967 Rugby, ENG

November 11, 1967 Enfield College of Technology, London, ENG

November 12, 1967 Guildford, ENG

November 19, 1967 Grimsby, ENG

November 24, 1967 Marquee, London, ENG (supported by Black Cat Bone, whose guitarist wad Paul Kossoff, later of Free)

November 25, 1967 Brighton, ENG

November 26, 1967 Nottingham Boat Club, Nottingham, ENG

November 28, 1967 Hanley, ENG

December 8, 1967 Basildon, ENG

December 10, 1967 Turnstall, ENG

December 29, 1967 Marquee, London, ENG (supported by The Boilerhouse)

1967 Honselersdijk, NED (supported by Livin Blues)

1968

January 16, 1968 BBC Studio 2, Aoelian Hall, London, ENG (UK Radio "Top Gear" performing "Can't Hold Out", "Blue Coat Man (Eddie Boyd on vocals)", "Sweet Little Angel", "The Stroller (Eddie Boyd on vocals)", "Bee-I-Bicky-Bop-Blue-Jean-Honey-Babe-Meets-High-School-Hound-Dog-Hot-Rod-Man", "Where You Belong (Eddie Boyd on vocals)", "Don't Be Cruel", "The Sun Is Shining", & "The World Keeps Turning". Broadcast: January 21, 1968)

January 20, 1968 Roundhouse, London, ENG (sponsored by Brunel University, with The Move, Crazy World Of Arthur Brown, Fairport Convention, Geranium Pond, & Paper Blitz Tissue)

February 15, 1968 Middle Earth Club, London, ENG

February 16, 1968 Candlelight Club, Scarborough, ENG

February 17, 1968 Cliff Pavillion, Southend, ENG

February 19, 1968 Zodiac Club, Beckenham, ENG

February 19, 1968 Star Hotel, Croydon, ENG

February 26, 1968 BBC Maida Vale 5, London, ENG (UK Radio "Blues In Britian" performing "Where You Belong", & "The World Keeps Turning". Broadcast: ?)

February 28, 1968 Congresgebouw, Den Haag, NED (with Golden Earring & Twice as Much)

March 8, 1968 Manor House, London, ENG (Bluesville '68)

March 8, 1968 Middle Earth Club, London, ENG

March 25, 1968 Star Hotel, Croydon, ENG

March 29, 1968 Marquee, London, ENG (supporting Jethro Tull)

April ?, 1968 Marquee, London, ENG

April 7, 1968 London, ENG

April 9, 1968 BBC Playhouse Theatre, London, ENG (UK Radio "Saturday Club" performing "Worried Dreams, "Please Find My Baby", "Black Magic Woman", & "Peggy Sue Got Married". Broadcast: April 13, 1968)

April 13, 1968 Alex Disco, Salisbury, ENG

April 15, 1968 Thurmaston, ENG (Barn Barbecue and Dance. With John Mayall, Soft Machine, Alan Brown, Fairport Convention, Legay, & Pesky Gee)

April 16, 1968 BBC Studio 2, Aoelian Hall, London, ENG (UK Radio "Night Ride" performing "How Blue Can You Get", "My Baby Is Sweet", "Long Grey Mare", "Buzz Me", & "I'm So Lonesome And Blue". Broadcast: April 17, 1968)

April 27, 1968 The Polytechnic, London, ENG (supported by Duster Bennett)

April 30, 1968 NRK-TV Studios, Oslo, NOR (NORWEGIAN TV "Popcorn". Introduced by Miss Norway performing "Shake Your Moneymaker" & "My Heart Beats Like A Hammer")

April 30, 1968 Rondo" Club, Voss, NOR (While visiting the club, they played an impromptu set on borrowed instruments while the house band was taking a break)

May 1, 1968 Copenhagen, DEN (DANISH TV "Toppop")

May 7, 1968 Falkoner Centret, Copenhagen, DEN ("Ekstra Bladet Poll Koncert", with The Fugs, Ten Years After & The Nice)

May 9, 1968 Konserthallen, Liseberg, Gothenburg, SWE (with The Fugs, Ten Years After & The Nice)

May 10, 1968 Folkets Hus, Kongresshallen, Stockholm, SWE (with The Fugs, Ten Years After & The Nice)

May 11, 1968 700 Club, Orebro, SWE (with The Fugs, Ten Years After & The Nice)

May 11, 1968 Umea University, Umea, SWE (unconfirmed)

May 12, 1968 Studenterforeningen, Copenhagen, DEN (unconfirmed)

May 13, 1968 Lund University, Lund, SWE (with The Fugs, Ten Years After & The Nice)

May 27, 1968 BBC Studio 1, 201 Piccadilly, London, ENG (UK Radio "Top Gear" performing "That Ain't It", "Mean Mistreating Mama", "Psychedelic Send-Up Number (Intergalactic Musicians Walking Waling On Velvet)", "Dead Shrimp Blues", & "Shelia". Broadcast: June 2, 1968)

June 3, 1968 Whittlesey, Peterborough, ENG (Two-Day Barn Barbecue Concert And Dance, with Donovan, John Mayall, Fairport Convention, Blossom Toes, The Move, Amen Corner & Pesky Gee)

June 7-9, 1968 Carousel Ballroom, San Francisco, CA (supporting Jefferson Airplane & Grateful Dead)

June 14-15, 1968 Shrine Exposition Hall, Los Angeles, CA (supporting Chuck Berry & Chambers Brothers)

June 20 & 22-23, 1968 Carousel Ballroom, San Francisco, CA (with Big Brother and the Holding Company, Double Double Mayo, Dr John The Night Tripper)

June 26, 1968 Carousel Ballroom, San Francisco, CA

June 28-29, 1968 Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA (Supporting The Who, with The Crazy World of Arthur Brown)

July 5-7, 1968 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (supporting Butterfield Blues Band & Ten Years After. FM replaced Truth on the bill)

July 7, 1968 England (Woburn Music Festival) ???

July 11, 1968 Grand Ballroom, Dearborn, MI (with Thyme)

July 13, 1968 Grande Ballroom, Detroit, MI (unconfirmed)

July 13, 1968 Club Space, New York City, NY

July 15, 1968 The Scene, New York City, NY (supporting Pink Floyd)

July 19, 1968 “Colour Me Pop” recorded & broadcast

July 19-21, 1968 Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA (cancelled)

August 1968 Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone, ENG (supported by Kilroy)

Line-Up: August 14, 1968 - May 25, 1970
 * Peter Green - vocals, guitar, harmonica
 * Jeremy Spencer - vocal, guitar
 * Danny Kirwan - vocal, guitar
 * John McVie - bass
 * Mick Fleetwood - drums

August 14, 1968 Nag's Head, London, ENG

August 24, 1968 Hyde Park, London, ENG ("Hyde Park Free Festival", with Roy Harper, Ten Years After, Fairport Convention, Family & Eclection London)

August 25, 1968 Nag's Head, London, ENG (Danny Kirwan's first gig with the band)

August 26, 1968 BBC Playhouse Theatre, London, ENG (UK Radio "Radio 1 O'Clock" performing "Need Your Love So Bad", "Shake Your Money Maker", & "Stop Messin' Round". With guest Christine Perfect on vocals & piano. Broadcast Live)

August 27, 1968 BBC Studio 1, 201 Piccadilly, London, ENG (UK Radio "Top Gear" performing "A Mind Of My Own", "I Have To Laugh (? Mean Old World ?)", "You're The One", "Preaching Blues", "You Need Love (? Whole Lotta Love ?)", "A Talk With You", "Bo Diddley", "Wine, Whiskey, Women", "Crutch And Cane", "If You Be My Baby", & "Crazy For My Baby". With guest Christine Perfect on vocals & piano. Broadcast: September 1, 1968)

September 1-2, 1968 Droitwich, ENG (Bank Holiday Bluesology Festival, with The Move, Duster Bennett, the Freddie Mac Show, Chris Farlowe and the Thunderbirds, Wynder K Frog, Geno Washington and the Ram Jam Band, the Family, Cliff Bennett, John Mayalls Bluesbreakers, Jasper Stubbs, the Passion Forest, the Breakthrough & Skip Bifferty)

September ?, 1968 Toby Jug, Tolworth, ENG

September 7, 1968 California Ballroom, Dunstable, ENG

September 14, 1968 Klooks Kleek, London, ENG

September 17, 1968 Klooks Kleek, London, ENG

Fall 1968 Manchester College of Art, Manchester, ENG (supported by Duster Bennett)

October 9, 1968 BBC Playhouse Theatre, London, ENG (UK Radio "RI Club" performing "Like Crying, Like Dying", "Albatross", "Hang On To A Dream", & "Baby Don't You Want To Go". Broadcast: November 5, 1968)

October 18, 1968 Technical College, Huddersfield, ENG

October 20, 1968 Boat House, Kew, ENG

November 1, 1968 BBC Studio 2, Aoelian Hall, London, ENG (UK Radio "WS R&B 26" performing "Hard-Hearted Woman", "Sweet Home Chicago", "Crazy About My Baby", & "Set A Date". Broadcast: November 26, 1968)

November 14, 1968 Red Lion Hotel, Spalding, ENG

November 15, 1968 Stockholm, SWE

November 17, 1968 Falkoner Centret, Copenhagen, DEN (supported by Chicken Shack, Taste, & Delta Blues Band)

November 19, 1968 Lorensbergs Cirkus, Gotenborg, SWE

November 21, 1968 Gyllene Cirkeln, Stockholm, SWE

November 23, 1968 Idrottshuset, Orebro, SWE (supported by Blues Quality & Slam Creepers)

November 1968 Konserthuset, Orebro, SWE (Unconfirmed)

November 1968 Aarhus, DEN

November 27, 1968 ORTF Studios, Paris, FRA (FRENCH TV "Surprise Partie", featuring The Who, The Small Faces, Booker T and the MGs, The Pink Floyd, The Troggs, The Equals, Joe Cocker, Fleetwood Mac and French band Les Variations. Broadcast December 31, 1968)

December 1, 1968 New York City, NY

December ?, 1968 The Scene, New York City, NY (with Slim Harpo)

December 6-7, 1968 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (Supporting Country Joe and the Fish, with Kusamas Self-Obliteration)

December 19-21, 1968 The Boston Tea Party, Boston, MA (supported by J. Geils Band & Ill Wind)

December 26-27, 1968 Grande Ballroom, Detroit, MI (Supported by (26th) The Rotary Connection, (27th) The Stooges, Wicked Religion)

December 28, 1968 Gulfstream Park, Hallandale, FL ("First Annual Miami Pop Festival", 100,000 fans saw The Mac perform on the first day of the three day event. Other bands appearing on that day include Jose Feliciano, Procol Harum, Buffy Sainte Marie, Country Joe and The Fish, The Infinite McCoys, Booker T and The MGs, Chuck Berry, Three Dog Night, Pacific Gas & Electric & Blues Image)

December 29-30, 1968 Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA

December 31, 1968 Kinetic Playground, Chicago, IL (supporting The Byrds & Muddy Waters)

1969

RADIO SESSION: March 17, 1969 Symonds On Sunday, BBC Studio 2, Aoelian Hall, London, England (p8) (recorded: March 17, 1969, broadcast: March 23, 1969) You'll Be Mine Roll Along Blues Peggy Sue Got Married Albatross

GUEST MUSICIANS: March 17, 1969 Alexis Korner - vocals, guitar Duster Bennett - vocals, harmonica Christine Perfect - piano

RADIO SESSION: March 17, 1969 Radio 1 part 2 broadcast on Symonds On Sunday March 30, 1969 You'll Be Mine Roll Along Blues Peggy Sue Got Married Albatross Shady Little Baby Hot Rodding New Worried Blues

1969

January ? 1969 Regal Theater (Supporting B.B. King) January 3-4, 1969 (supporting The Byrds & Muddy Waters) January 10, 1969 PNE Garden Auditorium, Vancouver, BC

January 16-19, 1969 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (supporting Creedence Clearwater Revival & Albert Collins) January 24-25, 1969 Shrine Exposition Hall, Los Angeles, CA (supporting Mothers Of Invention, Sir Douglas Quintet, with Black Pearl)

March 10, 1969 BBC Playhouse Theatre, London, ENG (BBC Radio "Top Gear" performing "You'll Never Know What You're Missing Until You Try", "Blues With A Feeling", "Heavenly", "I Can't Belive You Wanna Leave", "Tallahassee Lassie" & "Early Morning Come". Broadcast: March 16, 1969)

February 23, 1969 Mothers, Birmingham, ENG February 24, 1969 Royal Albert Hall, London, ENG February 25, 1969 Ritz, Bournemouth, ENG February 28, 1969 Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, NED March ?, 1969 Bristol University, Bristol, ENG March 6, 1969 Wolverhamton Club, Lafayette, ENG March 7, 1969 Yeovil Technical College, Yeovil, ENG March 8, 1969 Isleworth College Of Art, Isleworth, ENG March 9, 1969 Angel Hotel, Godalming, ENG March 13, 1969 Bull's Head, Haymill, ENG March 14, 1969 College of Distributive Trade, London, ENG March 15, 1969 Dreamland, Margate, ENG March 16, 1969 Rowing Club, Nottingham, ENG March 18, 1969 City Hall, Sheffield, ENG March 19, 1969 Top Rank, Cardiff, ENG March 20, 1969 Idrottshuset, Orebro, SWE March 25, 1969 ABC-Teatret, Copenhagen, DEN March 29, 1968 Marquee, London, ENG March 31, 1969 Kultuuritaalo, Helsinki, FIN March/April 1969 Njardhallen, Oslo, NOR April 1, 1969 Konserthuset, Stockholm, SWE April 11, 1969 Thrum, Halifax, ENG April 12, 1969 Lyceum Ballroom, London, ENG (Charity Benefit) April 13, 1969 Mothers, Birmingham, ENG April 1, 1969 Deen Hag, Amsterdam, NED (unconfirmed date) April 20, 1969 Roughage, NED April 22, 1969 Royal Albert Hall, London, ENG (supporting B.B. King, with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee & Duster Bennett) April 23, 1969 City Hall, Newcastle, ENG (supporting B.B. King, with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee & Duster Bennett) April 24, 1969 Regal, Cambridge, ENG (supporting B.B. King, with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee & Duster Bennett) April 25, 1969 Guildhall, Portsmouth, ENG (supporting B.B. King, with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee & Duster Bennett) April 26, 1969 Sophia Gardens Pavilion, Cardiff, WAL (supporting B.B. King, with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee & Duster Bennett) April 27, 1969 Colston Hall, Bristol, ENG (supporting B.B. King, with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee & Duster Bennett) April 28, 1969 Town Hall, Birmingham, ENG (supporting B.B. King, with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee & Duster Bennett) April 29, 1969 Free Trade Hall, Manchester, ENG (supporting B.B. King, with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee & Duster Bennett)

May 10, 1969 Nottingham, ENG (Nottingham Pop & Blues Festival)

May 14, 1969 BBC Maida Vale 4, London, ENG (BBC Radio "World Service, Rhythm & Blues" performing "All Over Again", "Talk With You" & "Just Want To Tell You". Broadcast: June 2, 1969)

May 23, 1969 Grosmont Wood Barn, Abergaveney, WAL (supported by Jethro Tull) June 1, 1969 East Sheen Bull, London, ENG June 2, 1969 Bath Pavilion, Bath, ENG June 3, 1969 Civic Hall, Dunstable, ENG June 4, 1969 Bligh, Sevenoaks, ENG June 7, 1969 Belfry, Birmingham, ENG

June 10, 1969 BBC Studio 1, 201 Piccadilly, London, ENG (BBC Radio "Chris Grant's Tasty Pop Sundae" performing "Coming Your Way", "Man Of The World", "Jumpin' At Shadows" & "Linda". Broadcast: June 15, 1969)

June 11, 1969 Peterhouse College, Cambridge, ENG June 14, 1969 London Polytechnic, London, ENG

June 1969 Bremen, GER (German TV "Beat Club" performing "Man Of The World". Broadcast June 7, 1969)

June 28, 1969 Recreation Ground, Bath, ENG (Bath Festival of Blues) June 30, 1969 Royal Albert Hall, London, ENG (supporting Pentangle & Duster Bennett) August 5-7, 1969 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA August 14, 1969 Nag's Head, London, ENG September 24, 1969 Konserthuset, Helsinki, FIN September 26, 1969 Pavilion Gardens, Buxton, ENG October 1, 1969 Usher Hall, Edinburgh, SCOT October 2, 1969 Free Trade Hall, Manchester, ENG October 3, 1969 Colston Hall, Bristol, ENG

October 6, 1969 BBC Studio 2, Aoelian Hall, London, ENG (BBC Radio "DLT" performing "Linda", "Oh Well (Part 1)" & "Although The Sun Is Shining". Broadcast: October 12, 1969) October 7, 1969 BBC TV Monster Music Mash

October 9, 1969 Grugahalle, Essen, GER (International Pop and Blues Festival) November 2, 1969 Cue Club, Gothenburg, SWE November 3, 1969 Njardhallen, Oslo, NOR November 4, 1969 Konserthuset, Stockholm, SWE November 6, 1969 Konserthuset, Orebro, SWE November 7, 1969 Njardhallen, Oslo, NOR November 8, 1969 KB Hallen, Kopenhamn, DEN November 11, 1969 Kulttuuritalo, Helsinki, FIN November ? 1969 Golden Circle, Stockholm, SWE November 21-22, 1969 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (2 shows each night 8.00 & 11.30, supporting Joe Cocker, with King Crimson & The Voices of East Harlem) November 26-29, 1969 Boston Tea Party, Boston, MA December ? 1969 Seattle, WA November 30-December 3, 1969 Ungano's, New York City, NY December 5-6, 1969 Eastown Theater, Detroit, MI December 11, 1969 Houston Music Hall, Houston, TX (2 shows 6.00 & 9.30, with Joe Cocker & Fleetwood Mac) December 12, 1969 Municipal Auditorium, San Antonio, TX December 13, 1969 Municipal Auditorium, Austin, TX December 19, 1969 Palladium, Birmingham, MI December 20, 1969 Silver Bell, Pontiac, MI December 26-27, 1969 Kinetic Playground, Chicago, IL December 31, 1969 Kinetic Playground, Chicago, IL

1970

Personnel : Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer, Danny Kirwan, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood

January 1, 1970 Eagle Auditorium, Seattle, WA January 2-4, 1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (Supporting The Byrds, with John Hammond) January 3-4, 1970 Kinetic Playground, Chicago, IL January 7-11, 1970 Whiskey A Go-Go, Hollywood, CA (supported by The Litter & Boz Scaggs) January 8, 1970 Los Angeles, CA (US TV "Playboy After Dark" performing "Rattlesnake Shake") January 17, 1970 Eagle Auditorium, Seattle, WA January 18, 1970 Gardens Auditorium, Vancouver, BC (supported by Spring) January 23-24, 1970 Action House, Island Park, NY (supported by Frost) January 27, 1970 The Warehouse, New Orleans, LA (unconfirmed) January 30-February 1, 1970 The Warehouse, New Orleans, LA (supporting The Grateful Dead, with Flock. The Dead were busted on the 31st, so The 1st was a drug bust fund fundraiser. Peter Green sat in with the Dead on the 1st on "Turn On Your Lovelight") February 5-7, 1970 Boston Tea Party, Boston, MA (joined by Eric Clapton) February 11, 1970 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (With Grateful Dead & Allman Brothers. Peter Green and most The Allmans joined The Grateful Dead on stage for a medley of their songs "Dark Star", "Spanish Jam" & "Lovelight") February 13, 1970 Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY (supporting Sly & The Family Stone) February 1970 Worcester, MA February 15, 1970 Boblingen, GER February 28, 1970 Ulster Hall, Belfast, IRE March 3, 1970 L'Olympia, Paris, FRA March 15, 1970 Hanover, GER March 18, 1970 Deutsches Museum, Munich, GER March 19, 1970 Sportpalast, Berlin, GER March 20, 1970 Musikhalle, Hamburg, GER March 21, 1970 Dusseldorf, GER March 22, 1970 Circus Krone, Munich, GER March 23, 1970 Nurnburg, GER March 25, 1970 Konzerthaus, Vienna, AUT March 26, 1970 Sporthalle, Boblingen, GER March 28, 1970 Falkoner Centret, Copenhagen, DEN March 1970 Amsterdam, NED March 1970 Rotterdam, NED March 1970 Londerzeel, BEL March 1970 Basel, SUI March 1970 Odense, DEN March 1970 Gothenburg, SWE March 1970 Stockholm, SWE April 1-2, 1970 Konserthuest, Stockholm, SWE April 3, 1970 Kultuuritaalo, Helsinki, FIN April 4, 1970 Paris Theatre, London, ENG April 9, 1970 Paris Cinema, London, ENG (broadcast April 19, 1970) April 1970 Albert Hall (With B.B. King)

April 12, 1970 Lyceum Ballroom, London, ENG April 21, 1970 Caird Hall, Dundee, SCOT (supported by The John Dummer Band) April 24, 1970 Roundhouse, London, ENG ("Pop Proms" supported by Hookfoot, Mighty Baby & Elton John) April 27, 1970 BBC session, Radio One, Top Gear

May 1, 1970 College Of Commerce, Manchester, ENG May 23, 1970 Twerton Park, Bath, ENG (Spring Music Festival, with Juicy Juicy, Wishbone Ash, Quintessence & Matthews Southern Comfort) May 27, 1970 London, ENG (UK TV "Disco 2" performing "Tiger")

May 28, 1970 Roundhouse, London, ENG (last official performance with Peter Green) July 9, 1970 Paris Cinema, London, ENG August 1, 1970 Warehouse Cafe, New Orleans, LA (supported by Jerry Hahn Brotherhood) August 2, 1970 Jam Factory, San Antonio, TX August 6-9, 1970 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (supported by Buddy Miles & Albert Collins) August 11, 1970 Pacific National Exhibition, Vancouver, BC August 12-16, 1970 Whisky A Go Go, West Hollywood, CA (supported by Mason Proffit) August 28-29, 1970 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (supporting Savoy Brown, with Fairport Convention) September 5, 1970 Eastown Theatre, Detroit, MI (supported by Springwell & The Stooges. Iggy Pop walked off the stage several times during The Stooges set and their performance was eventually aborted) September 10-12, 1970 The Boston Tea Party, Boston, MA (with Fairport Convention) October 9, 1970 Mayfair Ballroom, Newcastle, ENG November 14, 1970 Village Roundhouse, Dagenham, ENG (supported by Mandrake) November 20, 1970 Apollo, Glasgow, SCOT (supported by Trees & Northwind) November 21, 1970 Durham University, Durham, ENG November 22, 1970 Coventry College Of Education, Coventry, ENG November 25, 1970 Manchester Polytechnic, Manchester, ENG November 27, 1970 Queen Mary College, London, ENG (supported by Shape Of The Rain) November 29, 1970 Guild Hall, Plymouth, ENG (supported by Medicine Head) December 11, 1970 Leicester, ENG (supported by Audience & Lindisfarne) December 20, 1970 Fairfield Hall, Croydon, ENG

1971

Personnel : Jeremy Spencer, Danny Kirwan, Christine McVie, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood

Mid January Tour of Scotland

February 10, 1971 Gardens Auditorium, Vancouver, BC (2 shows 6.30 & 9.30)

February 11-14, 1971 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA (with Tom Rush & Clover. Jeremy Spencer's last show with Fleetwood Mac)

February 15, 1971 LA booked at the Hollywood Hawaiian Jeremy Spencer disappears from Fleetwood Mac the day after the Sylmar earthquake.

February ?, 1971 The Whiskey A Go-Go, Hollywood, CA (cancelled when Jeremy doesn’t show up)

February 18-24, 1971 Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA

February 26-27, 1971 Fillmore East, New York City, NY (supported by Van Morrison & Freeway who replaced Black Widow)

March 19 Peter joins Fleetwood Mac for the rest of the tour. Last gig winter tour.

March 2, 1971 Chapel Hill, NC March 6, 1971 Pirates World, Dania, FL March 7, 1971 Painters Mill Music Fair, Owings Mills, MD March 12-13, 1971 Eastown Theatre, Detroit, MI March 19, 1971 Palladium, Detroit, MI March 24, 1971 Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino, CA March 27, 1971 Long Island, NY April 10th 1971, Sports Arena, Toledo, OH (supported by Catfish Hodge. Line-up: Fleetwood, McVie, Christine, Kirwan, and Green)

June 4		British club tour begins July 14, 1971 Town Hall, Torquay, ENG July 31, 1971 Fleetwood Mac leave for their 4th American tour November 12, 1971 Palladium, Hollywood, CA (With Taj Mahal, Jo Jo Gunne & Country) November 13, 1971 Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino, CA (With Taj Mahal, Jo Jo Gunne & Country) 1971 Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA

1972

January 1972 Messehalle, Sindelfingen, W. GER January 13, 1972 King's Hall, Derby, ENG January 14, 1972 Huddersfield Polytechnic, Huddersfield, ENG January 15, 1972 Leas Cliff's Hall, Folkestone, ENG January 20, 1972 Top Rank, Sunderland, ENG January 21, 1972 Leeds Polytechnic, Leeds, ENG February 4, 1972 London City University, London, ENG February 18, 1972 Brunel University, Uxbridge, ENG February 25, 1972 The Concourse, San Diego, CA (supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry) February 27, 1972 Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA (supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry) March 3, 1972 Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino, CA (supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry) March 5, 1972 International Center Arena, Honolulu, HI (supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry) March 8, 1972 Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA (supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry) March 1972 Salpointe Catholic High School, Tucson, AZ (2 shows supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry. Long John Baldry's lead guitarist was future Fleetwood Mac guitarist Bob Weston. They cleared out the gym for the second show, but some people hid under the bleachers and were able to stay for the second show for free. Savoy Browns lead singer was Dave Walker, who ended up joining Fleetwood Mac shortly after this tour) March 11, 1972 Salem Armory, Salem, OR (supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry) March 13-14, 1972 Ford Auditorium, Detroit, MI (supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry) April 1-3, 1972	Caribbean Beach, Vega Baja, Puerto Rico (Mar Y Sol) April 15, 1972 St. Pete Bayfront Center, St. Petersburg, FL (supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry) April 1972 Palace Theatre, Waterbury, CT April 28, 1972 Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA (with Mountain & Spirit) May 7, 1972 Alumni Stadium, Amherst, MA (supported by McKendree Spring & Ashton, Gardner & Dyke) May 1972 Ocean State Theatre, Providence, RI May 1972 University Of New Haven, New Haven, CT (supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry) May 14, 1972 Golden Hall, San Diego, CA (supporting Savoy Brown, with Long John Baldry & Ashman-Reynolds) August 11, 1972 Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC (supporting Jethro Tull, with Django-High Flying Bird) August 14, 1972 Boston Common, Boston, MA (supporting Savoy Brown, with Rory Gallagher) August 18, 1972 North Carolina Motor Speedway, Rockingham, NC ("The Peachtree Festival", with 3 Dog Night, Bertha, Fabulous Rhinestones, Rory Gallagher, James Gang featuring Joe Walsh, Bloodrock, Black Oak Arkansas featuring Jim Dandy, Tower of Power, Savoy Brown, Dillards, Goose Creek Symphony. The Faces cancelled and were replaced by Alice Cooper. Poco was on the bill but stopped performing mid-set because they were suffering from heat exhaustion) August 24, 1972 Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, PA (supporting Deep Purple, with Silverhead whose vocalist was Michael DesBarres) August 27, 1972 Veteran's Memorial Coliseum, Jacksonville, FL (supporting Deep Purple, with Elf with Ronnie James Dio) August 28-29, 1972 Atlanta, GA (supporting Deep Purple, with Elf with Ronnie James Dio) August 30, 1972 Gaelic Park, Bronx, NY (supporting Deep Purple, with Elf with Ronnie James Dio)

Line-Up: (September 1972 - June 1973)
 * Bob Welch - Guitar, Vocals
 * Mick Fleetwood - Percussion
 * John McVie - Bass Guitar
 * Christine McVie - Lead Vocals and Keyboard
 * Bob Weston - Lead Guitar, Background Vocals
 * Dave Walker - Lead Vocals

September 1972 Rochester, NY ("A Change Of Season On Labor Day" with Nazareth, Buddy Miles, Ginger Baker, Silverhead, & Deep Purple) October 1972 Ford Auditorium, Detroit, MI (supported by Elf with Ronnie James Dio. Mark-Almond was scheduled to play as well, but cancelled at the last minute. The line-up was Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine, Weston, Welch, & Dave Walker who was the Mac frontman at the time) November 3, 1972 Polytechnic, Newcastle, ENG November 17, 1972 Colston Hall, Bristol, ENG November 19, 1972 Chelsea Bowl, Bournemouth, ENG November 23, 1972 Mile End Sundown, London, ENG (supported by McKendree Spring) November 24, 1972 Polytech, Leeds, ENG November 24, 1972 Civic Auditorium, Bakersfield, CA (supported by ZZ Top)* November 25, 1972 Stratchclyde University, Glasgow, SCOT (supported by Camel) December 1, 1972 Veterans Memorial Hall, Des Moines, IA (supporting Deep Purple, with Elf with Ronnie James Dio) December 2, 1972 State Fairgrounds Coliseum, Indianapolis, IN (supporting Deep Purple, with Blue Oyster Cult.The line-up was Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine, Weston, Welch, and Walker) December 6, 1972 Convention Hall, St. Louis, MO (with Mott The Hoople & Bloodrock) December 8, 1972 IMA Auditorium, Flint, MI (supporting Deep Purple, with Blue Oyster Cult.The line-up was Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine, Weston, Welch, and Walker) December 16, 1972 Sportatorium, Dania, FL (supporting Deep Purple, with Elf with Ronnie James Dio) December 23, 1972 Academy Of Music, New York City, NY (Supported by Elf with Ronnie James Dio & McKendree Spring)

1973

February 27, 1973 MSU Auditorium, East Lansing MI (supported by Elf)

Penguin Tour

Personnel : Bob Welch, Christine McVie, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood

March 22, 1973 Rockford, IL (supported by Tempest) March 23, 1973 Battle Creek, MI (supported by Tempest) March 24, 1973 Vermillion, SD March 25, 1973 Daytona Beach, FL (supported by Tempest) March 28, 1973 Landmark Theatre, Syracuse, NY (supported by Tempest) March 30, 1973 Academy Of Music, New York City, NY (supporting Deep Purple, with Tempest) March 31, 1973 Memphis, TN (supported by Tempest) April 2, 1973 Austin, TX April 4, 1973 Sports Center, Owensboro, KY April 11, 1973 California State University, San Jose, CA April 12, 1973 Selland Arena, Fresno, CA (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 13, 1973 Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino, CA (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 14, 1973 Sports Arena, San Diego, CA (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 15, 1973 Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, CA (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 17, 1973 Salt Palace, Salt Lake City, UT (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 18, 1973 Stampede Corale, Calgary, AB (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 20, 1973 Edmonton Gardens, Edmonton, AB (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 22, 1973 PNE Agrodome, Vancouver, BC (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 23, 1973 Fairgrounds, Boise, ID (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 25, 1973 Civic Plaza, Phoenix, AZ (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 26, 1973 Convention Center, Tucson, AZ (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 27, 1973 Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV (supporting Deep Purple, who failed to show, with Rory Gallagher) April 28, 1973 Oakland Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland, CA (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) April 29, 1973 Billy Hebert Field, Stockton, CA (with Elvin Bishop, Canned Heat & Buddy Miles. The gig went long, as Fleetwood Mac extended its set. During that extra hour, a fight broke out between Black and white motorcyclists. The fight set off a melee that ended with police using tear gas to subdue the crowd. More than 80 people, including 28 cops were hurt & 50 arrests were made. Because of the violence this was the last rock concert ever held at that venue) April 30, 1973 Coliseum, El Paso, TX (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) May 1, 1973 Civic Center, Alburquerque, NM (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) May 2-3, 1973 Coliseum, Denver, CO (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) May 4, 1973 Pershing Municipal Auditorium, Lincoln, NE (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) May 5, 1973 Henry Levitt Arena, Wichita, KS (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) May 6, 1973 Hearnes Center, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) May 7, 1973 KCC Abraham Lincoln Gym, Kankakee, IL (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) May 8, 1973 Duluth Arena, Minneapolis, MN (supporting Deep Purple, with Rory Gallagher) May 9, 1973 Madison, WI September 27, 1973 Carver Gymnasium, Bellingham, WA (supported by Weather Report) September 29, 1973 Contra Costa County Fairgrounds, Antioch, CA (supported by Joe Hicks & Elvin Bishop) September 30, 1973 Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA (with Rare Earth & Nazareth) October 13, 1973 Albee Hall, Osh Kosh, WI (supported by Blue Oyster Cult & Jambalaya) October 14, 1973 Roberts Municipal Stadium, Evansville, IN (supported by ZZ Top) October 23, 1973 Gunter Hall, Greeley, CO (supported by Birtha)

1974 (Scheduled concerts, including that of the bogus band) Personnel : Bob Welch, Christine McVie, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood

January 22	York, Pennsylvania	York College January 23	Baltimore, Maryland	Hollywood Palace January 25	Potsdam, New York	Clarkson College of Technology January 26	New York, New York	Academy of Music January 29	Denver, Colorado	Denver Coliseum January 31	San Jose, California	Civic Auditorium February 1	Humboldt State College	Arcata, California February 3	Yuma, Arizona	Civic Center February 6	Twin Falls, Idaho	College of Southern Idaho February 7	Boise, Idaho	Boise County Fairgrounds February 8	Portland, Oregon	Paramount Theatre February 9	Seattle, Washington	Paramount Theatre February 11	Salt Lake City, Utah	Terrace Ballroom February 12	Cheney, Washington	Eastern Washington State College February 14	Chico, California	Chico State College February 15	San Francisco, California	Winterland February 16	San Francisco, California	Winterland February 17	Long Beach, California	Long Beach Auditorium February 19	Calgary, Alberta	Jubilee Auditorium February 20	Edmonton, Alberta	Jubilee Auditorium February 22	Fargo, North Dakota	Civic Auditorium February 23	Carbondale, Illinois	Southern Illinois University February 24	Macomb, Illinois	Western Illinois University February 26	Wichita, Kansas	Century II February 27	Kansas City, Kansas	Municipal Auditorium March 1	Washington, DC	Warner Theatre March 2	Blacksburg, Virginia	Virginia Polytechnic March 3	Williamsburg, Virginia	College of William and Mary March 6	St. Louis, Missouri	Ambassador Theatre March 8	Delhi, New York	State University of New York March 9	Burlington, Vermont	University of Vermont March 13	Hamburg, Pennsylvania	Hamburg Field House March 15	Hollywood, Florida	Sportatorium March 23	Alma, Michigan	Alma College March 29	Austin, Texas	City Coliseum March 30	Dallas, Texas	Moody Coliseum April 6, 1974 Ambassador Theatre, St Louis, MO (supported by Nazareth) October 30	Jackson, Mississipi	City Auditorium (With Triumvirat)

1975

Fleetwood Mac Tour

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham

May 15	El Paso, Texas Amarillo, Texas Abilene, Texas Dallas, Texas San Antonio, Texas Austin, Texas August 31	San Diego, California	Balboa Stadium September 1, 1975 Madera Speedway, Fresno, CA (supporting Rod Stewart & The Faces, Black Sabbath & Lynyrd Skynyrd) September	Detroit, Michigan	Michigan Palace September	Indianapolis, Indiana	Busch Stadium (?) Seattle, Washington	Paramount Theater Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Milwaukee Arena Minneapolis, Minnesota Missoula, Montana	University of Montana Phoenix, Arizona	Celebrity Theater Albuquerque, New Mexico	Civic Auditorium Wichita, Kansas	Century Theater Largo, Maryland Oakland, California	Oakland Coliseum September	Carbondale, Illinois	Southern Illinois University September	Lafayette, Indiana	Purdue Hall of Music September	Cincinnati, Ohio September	La Crosse, Wisconsin September	Davenport, Iowa	Orpheum September	Bloomington, Illinois	Illinois State University September	Ohio	Kent State University September	Columbus, Ohio September 23	Wallingford, Connecticut October 13	South Orange, NJ October 18	Boston Gardens, MA	Boston Gardens (supporting Jefferson Starship) November 20	New Haven, Connecticut	Yale Coliseum November 30, 1975 Civic Center, San Jose, CA (supported by Brian Auger) December 22	Anaheim, California	Anaheim Stadium

1976

May 1	Oakland, California	Oakland Coliseum June 18	Kansas City, Missouri	Royals Stadium Omaha, Nebraska	Omaha Arena Iowa	Iowa State Fairgrounds Detroit, Michigan	Pine Knob Theater June 24	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Mecca Arena Minnesota North Dakota June 26	Peoria, Illinois June 29	St. Louis, Missouri	Busch Stadium Cincinnati, Ohio	Riverfront Stadium July 2	Greensboro, North Carolina	Greensboro Coliseum July 3	Atlanta, Georgia	Omni July 4	Tampa, Florida	Tampa Stadium Jacksonville, Florida Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	The Spectrum Green Bay, Wisconsin	Brown County Arena July 23	Cleveland, Ohio Denver, Colorado	Mile High Stadium Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Three Rivers Stadium August 24	San Bernardino, California	Swing Auditorium August 25	San Diego, California	San Diego Sports Arena September	Austin, Texas Los Angeles, California	Universal Amphitheater December 5	Indianapolis, Indiana	Market Square Arena

1977

Rumours	Tour

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham

February	Berkeley, California	Berkeley Community Theater February 24	Uniondale, New York	Naussau Coliseum March	Birmingham, Alabama	Jefferson Coliseum March 21	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	The Spectrum March 24	Long Island, New York March	Hartford, Connecticut March	Annapolis, Maryland	Naval Academy March	San Diego, California	San Diego Sports Arena April 1	Kansas City, Missouri	Kemper Arena April	Birmingham, England April 4	Glasgow, Scotland April	Manchester, England April 8	London, England	Rainbow Theatre April	Bristol, England April	France April	Holland April	Germany April	Sweden May 7	Oakland Stadium, Oakland, California ("Day On The Green" With The Doobie Brothers and Gary Wright) May 8	Santa Barbara, California	Campus Stadium May 21	Nashville, Tennessee	Nashville Municipal Auditorium May 29	Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, Florida (Rock Superbowl I. Also played: Loggins & Messina, The Doobie Brothers, Chick Corea) June 2	Birmingham, Alabama	Civic Arena June 25	? June 28	Syracuse, New York June 29	New York, New York	Madison Square Garden July 3	Buffalo, New York July 4	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	CNE Stadium July 7	Providence, Rhode Island	Civic Center August 25	Las Vegas, Nevada	Aladdin Theater August (?)	Tucson, Arizona September 12	St. Paul, Minnesota September	Los Angeles, California	Inglewood Forum September	Los Angeles, California	Inglewood Forum September	Los Angeles, California	Inglewood Forum September	Seattle, Washington September 27	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	The Spectrum September	Calgary, Alberta, Canada	Calgary Stampede October 2	Santa Barbara, California	University of Southern California Campus Stadium (With Kenny Loggins) October 3	San Diego, California	San Diego Sports Arena November	Perth, Australia November	Melbourne, Australia November	Brisbane, Australia November 15	Queensland, Australia November 17	Sydney, Australia December 3	Osaka, Japan	Festival Hall December 4	Osaka, Japan	Festival Hall December 5	Tokyo, Japan	Budokan

1978

July 17	Alpine Valley, Wisconsin	Alpine Valley Music Theater July 23	Dallas, Texas	Cotton Bowl July 26	Saratoga, New York	Saratoga Performing Arts Center July 28	Orchard Park, New York	Rich Stadium July 29	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	JFK Stadium July 30	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	JFK Stadium August	New Orleans, Louisiana August 26	Cleveland, Ohio	Richfield Coliseum August (?)	Largo, Maryland	Capitol Centre August 30	Baton Rouge, Louisiana

1979

Tusk Tour

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham

October 26	Pocatello, Idaho	Mini Dome October 27	Ogden, Utah	Dee Events Center October 28	Salt Lake City, Utah	Salt Palace October 31	Denver, Colorado	McNichol's Sports Arena November 1	Denver, Colorado	McNichol's Sports Arena November 2	Albuquerque, New Mexico	Tingley Coliseum November 5	St. Louis, Missouri	Checker Dome November 6	St. Louis, Missouri	Checker Dome November 7	Cincinnati, Ohio	Riverfront Coliseum November 10	New Haven, Connecticut	Veterans Memorial Coliseum November 11	Uniondale, New York	Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum November 12	Uniondale, New York	Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum November 15	New York, New York	Madison Square Garden November 16	New York, New York	Madison Square Garden November 17	Boston, Massachusetts	Boston Gardens November 20	Rochester, New York	War Memorial November 21	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	The Spectrum November 22	Providence, Rhode Island	Civic Center November 25	Largo, Maryland	Capital Center November 26	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Civic Arena November 29	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Crisler Arena November 30	Champaign, Illinois	Assembly Hall December 1	Cedar Falls, Iowa	Uni-Dome December 4	Los Angeles, California	The Forum December 5	Los Angeles, California	The Forum December 6	Los Angeles, California	The Forum December 9	San Diego, California	Sports Arena December 10	Los Angeles, California	The Forum December 11	Los Angeles, California	The Forum December 14	San Francisco, California	Cow Palace December 15	San Francisco, California	Cow Palace December 16	San Francisco, California	Cow Palace

1980

February 3	Tokyo, Japan	Budokan February 4	Tokyo, Japan	Budokan February 5	Tokyo, Japan	Budokan February 8	Kyoto, Japan	Kaikan February 9	Gifu, Japan	Shimin Kaikan February 11	Sapporo, Japan	Kuseinenkin Hall February 13	Yokoha, Japan	Kenmin Hall February 14	Sendai, Japan	Sports Arena February 16	Osaka, Japan	Festival Hall February 17	Osaka, Japan	Festival Hall Fleetwood Mac Australian Tour 1980 February 21	Perth, Australia	Entertainment Centre February 22	Perth, Australia	Entertainment Centre February 25	Adelaide, Australia	Tennis Stadium February 27	Sydney, Australia	Hodern Pavilion February 28	Sydney, Australia	Hodern Pavilion March 1	Melbourne, Australia	Festival Hall March 2	Melbourne, Australia	Festival Hall March 3	Melbourne, Australia	Festival Hall March 7	Brisbane, Australia	Festival Hall March 8	Brisbane, Australia	Festival Hall March 11	Melbourne, Australia	Festival Hall March 12	Melbourne, Australia	Festival Hall March 15	Sydney, Australia	Hordern Pavilion March 16	Sydney, Australia	Hordern Pavilion March 17	Sydney, Australia	Hordern Pavilion March 20	Wellington, New Zealand	Athletic Park March 22	Auckland, New Zealand	Western Springs March 27	Honolulu, Hawaii	Neil Blaisdell Center (HIC) March 28	Honolulu, Hawaii	Neil Blaisdell Center (HIC) March 29	Honolulu, Hawaii	Neil Blaisdell Center (HIC) April 30	Portland, Oregon	Coliseum May 1	Seattle, Washington	Hec Edmunson Pavilion May 2	Vancouver, British Columbia	P.N.E. Coliseum May 5	Edmonton, Canada	Coliseum May 6	Edmonton, Canada	Coliseum May 9	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Met Center May 10	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Met Center May 11	Madison, Wisconscin	Dane County Arena May 14	Chicago, Illinois	Rosemont Horizon May 15	Chicago, Illinois	Rosemont Horizon May 16	Indianapolis, Indiana	Market Square Arena May 19	Buffalo, New York	Municipal Auditorium May 20	Richfield, Ohio	Richfield Coliseum May 21	Richfield, Ohio	Richfield Coliseum May 23	Detroit, Michigan	Joe Louis Arena May 24	Detroit, Michigan	Joe Louis Arena June 1, 1980 Reitstadion, Munich, GER (Open Air Festival, supported by Bob Marley & The Wailers) June 3	Bremen, Germany	Stadhalle June 4	Cologne, Germany	Sportshalle June 8, 1980 Betzenberg Stadion, Kaiserslautern, GER (Kaiserslautern Festival, supported by Bob Marley & The Wailers) June 9	Zurich, Germany	Hallenstadion Zurich June 12, 1980 Forest National, Brussels, BEL June 13	Rotterdam, Holland	Ahoy June 14	Paris, France	Palais de Sport June 16	Stafford, England	Bingley Hall June 17	Stafford, England	Bingley Hall June 20	London, England	Wembley Arena June 21	London, England	Wembley Arena June 22	London, England	Wembley Arena June 25	London, England	Wembley Arena June 26	London, England	Wembley Arena June 27	London, England	Wembley Arena August 5	Lakeland, Florida	Civic Center August 6	Miami, Florida	Sportatorium August 8	Atlanta, Georgia	The Omni August 11	Mobile, Alabama	Municipal Auditorium August 12	Birmingham, Alabama	Jefferson Civic Center Coliseum August 13	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	Riverside Centroplex August 16	Dallas, Texas	Reunion Arena August 17	San Antonio, Texas	Convention Center Arena August 18	Houston, Texas	The Summit August 21	Omaha, New England	Civic Auditorium August 22	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	Myriad August 23	Wichita, Kansas	Kansas Coliseum August 24	Kansas City, Missouri	Kemper Arena August 27	Las Cruces, New Mexico	Pan Am Center August 28	Tucson, Arizona	McKale Center August 29	Phoenix, Arizona	Compton Terrace August 31	Los Angeles, California	Hollywood Bowl September 1	Los Angeles, California	Hollywood Bowl

1981

1982

Mirage Tour

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham

September 2	Atlanta, Georgia	The Omni September 5	San Bernardino, California	US Festival, DeVore September 10	Norfolk, Virginia	The Score September 11	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	The Spectrum September 14	East Rutherford, New Jersey	Brendan Byrne Arena September 18	Detroit, Michigan	Joe Louis Arena September 19	Detroit, Michigan	Joe Louis Arena September 23	Minneapolis, Minnesota September 27	Houston, Texas September 28	Houston, Texas	Reunion Hall September 28	Dallas, Texas September 30	Tempe, Arizona	Compton Terrace October 3	East Troy, Wisconsin October 9	Chapel Hill, North Carolina	Dean E. Smith Center October 10	Alpine Valley, Wisconsin October 18	Irvine, California	Irvine Meadows Amphitheater (The City of Hope benefit (10/18/82; Irvine, California) had a duet of "Leather & Lace." betweeen Stevie Nicks and Don Henley)

October 20	Oakland, California	Oakland Coliseum October 21	Los Angeles, California	Inglewood Forum October 22	Los Angeles, California	Inglewood Forum October 25	Cedar Falls, Iowa	Four Seasons October 26	Lincoln, Nebraska October 31	Austin, Texas	Frank Erwin Center

1983

1984

1985

1986

1987

Tango In The Night Tour

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, Billy Burnette, Rick Vito

September 30	Kansas City, MO October 1	Ames, Iowa October 5	Indianapolis, Indiana October 8	Largo, Maryland	Capitol Center October 13	Richfield, Ohio October 14	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania October 19	Toronto, Canada October 23	Hartford, Connecticut	Harford Civic Center October 24	East Rutherford, New Jersey October 25	Long Island, New York October 29	Kansas City, Missouri October 30	Boston, Massachusetts October 31	Boston, Massachusetts November 4	Tallahassee, Florida November 6	Miami, Florida November 7	Tampa, Florida November 10	New Orleans, Louisiana November 12	Houston, Texas November 15	Dallas, Texas	Reunion Arena November 17	Murfreesboro, Tennessee November 19	Chicago, Illinois December 1	Austin, Texas December 3	Tempe, Arizona	Compton Terrace December 6	Los Angeles, California	Inglewood Forum December 7	Los Angeles, California	Inglewood Forum December 8	San Diego, California	San Diego Sports Arena December 10	Fresno, California	Selland Arena December 12	San Francisco, California	Cow Palace

1988

May 12	Birmingham, England	Nec Arena May 14	Birmingham, England	Nec Arena May 18	London, England	Wembley Arena May 19	London, England	Wembley Arena May 21	London, England	Wembley Arena May 22	London, England	Wembley Arena May 24	London, England	Wembley Arena May 25	London, England	Wembley Arena May 28	Gothenburg, Sweden June 4	Koblenz, Germany	Nuerburing Festival June 11	Dortmund, Germany	Westfalenhalle June 15	Rotterdam, Holland	Ahoy Hall June 18	London, England	Wembley Arena June 19	London, England	Wembley Arena June 25	Dublin, Ireland June 28	Manchester, England

1989

1990

Behind The Mask	Tour

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, Billy Burnette, Rick Vito March 26	Melbourne, Australia	Festival Hall March 31	Australia	National Tennis Center April 12	Sydney, Australia May 27	Seattle, Washington June 1	Sacramento, California	California Expo Amphitheatre June 10	Las Vegas, Nevada	MGM Grand June 13	Denver, Colorado	Red Rocks Amphitheatre June 16	Kansas City, Missouri	Sandstone Amphitheatre June 23	Arlanta, Georgia	Omni July 24	East Rutherford, New Jersey	Brendan Byrne Arena July 26	Mansfield, Massachusetts July 27	Chicago, Illinois July 29	Milwaukee, Wisconsin August 25	Manchester, England September 7	Essen, Germany	Grugghalle September 9	Frankfurt, Germany	Festhalle September 12 (or 17)	Munchich, Germany	Olympiahalle September 13	Vienna, Austria	Stadthalle October 17	Gainesville, Florida	O'Connel Center October 19	Chapel Hill, North Carolina	Dean Smith Center October 21	Charlotte, North Carolina	Charlotte Coliseum October 24	Miami, Florida	Miami Arena October 25	Tampa, Florida	Tampa Sundome October 27	Knoxville, Tennessee	Thompson Bolling Arena October 28	Auburn Hills, Michigan	The Palace October 30	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	Skydome Skybowl November 1	New York City, New York	Madison Square Gardens November 2	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	The Spectrum November 3	West Point, Pennsylvania	Eisenhower Theatre November 6	Allentown, Pennsylvania	Stabler Arena November 7	Landover, Maryland	Capitol Centre November 9	Hartford, Connecticut	Hartford Civic Center November 11	Portland, Maine	Portland Civic Center November 13	Boston, Massachusetts	Boston Gardens November 14	Providence, Rhode Island	Providence Civic Center November 16	Atlantic City, New Jersey	Trump Taj Mahal November 17	Albany, New York	Knickerbocker Arena November 19	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Civic Arena November 20	Richfield, Ohio	Richfield Coliseum November 23	Cincinnati, Ohio	Riverfront Coliseum November 24	Indianapolis, Indiana	Market Square Arena November 27	Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada	Winnipeg Arena November 29	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada	Saskatchewan Palace November 30	Calgary, Alberta, Canada	Saddledome December 2	Edmonton, Alberta, Canada	Northlands Coliseum December 4	Seattle, Washington	Seattle Coliseum December 6	Oakland, California	Oakland Coliseum December 7	Los Angeles, California	Great Western Forum

1991

1992

1993

1994

Time Tour

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Billy Burnette, Bekka Bramlett, Dave Mason

December 2	Leiden, Holland December 3	Middenmeer, Holland December 4	Kortrijk, Belgium December 6	Warsaw, Poland December 10	Vencenza, Italy December 12	Roma, Italy December 13	Milano, Italy December 16	Interlaken, Switzerland December 17	Groningen, Holland	Martinihal

1995

June 2	Skien, Norway June 3	Esbjerg, Denmark June 5	Berlin, Germany June 6	Hannover, Germany June 8	Nuremberg, Germany June 9	Dusseldorf, Germany June 10	Peissenitzinsll, Germany June 11	Hamburg, Germany June 13	Munich, Germany June 14	Offenbach, Germany June 16	Rostock, Germany June 17	Karshom, Sweden June 22	Esslingen, Germany June 25	Koblenz, Germany July 18	Canandaigua, New York July 19	Maple, Ontario July 21	Hartford, Connecticut	Meadows Music Theatre July 22	Mansfield, Massachusetts July 23	Buffalo, New York July 25	Scranton, Pennsylvania	Montage Mountain July 26	Holmdel, New Jersey	Garden State Arts Center July 28	Wantagh, New York	Jones Beach Amphitheatre July 29	Camden, New Jersey	Blockbuster Entertainment Center July 30	Burgettstown, Pennsylvania	Star Lake Amphitheatre August 1	Battle Creek, Missouri	Kellogg Arena August 2	Columbus, Ohio	Polaris Amphitheatre August 3	Cincinnati, Ohio	King's Island August 5	Clarkston, Missouri	Pine Knob Music Theatre August 6	Chicago, Illinois	World Music Theatre August 8	Noblesville, Indiana	Deer Creek Music Center August 10	Bristow, Virginia	Nissan Pavilion August 11	Raleigh, North Carolina	Walnut Creek Amphitheatre August 12	Charlotte, North Carolina	Blockbuster Pavilion August 13	Atlanta, Georgia	Chastain Park August 15	Nashville, Tennessee	Starwood Amphitheatre August 16	Knoxville, Tennessee	World's Fair Amphitheatre August 17	Memphis, Tennessee	Mud Island Amphitheatre August 18	Dallas, Texas	Starplex Amphitheatre August 19	Houston, Texas	Woodlands Pavilion August 22	Park City, Utah	Wolf Mountain Amphitheatre August 24	Phoenix, Arizona	Desert Sky Pavilion August 25	Devore, California	Blockbuster Pavilion August 26	Santa Clara, California	Great America August 27	Reno, Nevada	Reno Hilton August 28	Kelseyville, California	Konocti Harbor Resort August 30	Los Angeles, California	Universal Amphitheatre August 31	Los Angeles, California	Universal Amphitheatre September 1	Las Vegas, Nevada	Alladin Theatre

1996

1997

The Dance Tour

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham

September 17	Hartford, Connecticut	Meadows Music Theatre September 19	Boston, Massachusetts	Great Woods Center September 20	Boston, Massachusetts	Great Woods Center September 23	Uniondale, NY	Nassau Coliseum September 24	Burgettstown, Pennsylvania	Star Lake Amphitheatre September 26	Camden, NJ	Blockbuster - Sony Center September 27	Bristow, Virginia	Nissan Pavillion September 30	East Rutherford, New Jersey	Continental Airlines Arena October 1	Columbus OH	Polaris Amphitheatre October 3	Cincinnati, Ohio	The Crown October 4	Auburn Hills, Minnesota	The Palace of Auburn Hills October 5	Noblesville, Indiana	Deer Creek Music Center October 8	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Target Center October 9	Fargo, North Dakota	Fargodome October 11	Tacoma, Washington	Tacoma Dome October 12 (Canc)	Vancouver British Columbia	General Motors Place October 14	Mountain View, California	Shoreline Amphitheater October 15	Mountain View, California	Shoreline Amphitheater October 17	Irvine, California	Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre October 18	Irvine, California	Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre October 19	Irvine, California	Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre October 22	Phoenix, Arizona	Blockbuster Desert Sky Amphitheater October 24	Hollywood, California	Hollywood Bowl October 25	Las Vegas, Nevada	MGM Grand Garden October 28	Salt Lake City, Utah	Delta Center October 29	Denver, Colorado	McNichols Arena October 31	San Antonio, Texas	Alamodome November 2	Houston, Texas	The Summit November 4	Dallas, Texas	Starplex November 6	Nashville, Tennessee	Nashville Arena November 8	West Palm, Florida	Coral Sky Amphitheatre November 9	Orlando, Florida	Orlando Arena November 12	Tampa, Florida	Ice Palace November 14	Memphis, Tennessee	Pyramid November 15	Atlanta, Georgia	Lakewood Amphitheatre November 17	St. Louis, Missouri	Kiel Center November 18	Moline, Illinios	The Mark of the Quad-Cities November 20	Rosemont, Illinois	Rosemont Horizon November 21	Auburn Hills, Michigan	Palace of Auburn Hills November 23	Buffalo, New York	Marine Midland Arena November 24	Cleveland, Ohio	Gund Arena November 26	Albany, New York	Pepsi Arena November 27	New York, New York	Madison Square Gardens November 29	Atlantic City, New Jersey	Atlantic City Convention Center November 30	Landover, Maryland	U.S. Airways Arena

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

May 7, 2003 Schottenstein Center, Columbus, OH May 9, 2003 MCI Center, Washington, DC May 10, 2003 Mellon Arena, Pittsburgh, PA May 13, 2003 Gund Arena, Cleveland, OH May 15, 2003 HSBC Arena, Buffalo, NY May 17, 2003 Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ May 19, 2003 First Union Center, Philadelphia, PA May 21, 2003 Pepsi Arena, Albany, NY May 23, 2003 Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY May 25, 2003 Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford, NJ May 27-28, 2003 Worcester Centrum Centre, Worcester, MA May 31, 2003 Gaylord Entertainment Center, Nashville, TN June 1, 2003 BiLo Center, Greenville, SC June 3, 2003 Philips Arena, Atlanta, GA June 5, 2003 Birmingham Jefferson Arena, Birmingham, AL June 7, 2003 Office Depot Center, Sunrise, FL June 8, 2003 St. Pete Times Forum, Tampa, FL June 12, 2003 Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, MI June 14, 2003 Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI June 19-20, 2003 Xcel Energy Center, St. Paul, MN June 22, 2003 Mark of the Quad Cities, Moline, IL June 24, 2003 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN June 26-27, 2003 Allstate Arena, Rosemont, IL June 29, 2003 Summerfest, Milwaukee, WI July 1, 2003 The Ford Center, Oklahoma City, OK July 3, 2003 American Airlines Center, Dallas, TX July 5, 2003 MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, NV July 6, 2003 Arco Arena, Sacramento, CA July 8, 2003 HP Pavilion at San Jose, San Jose, CA July 11-12, 2003 Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA July 14, 2003 America West Arena, Phoenix, AZ July 16-17, 2003 Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim, Anaheim, CA July 19, 2003 San Diego Sports Arena, San Diego, CA July 21, 2003 Oakland Arena, Oakland, CA July 25, 2003 Rose Garden Arena, Portland, OR July 26, 2003 White River Amphitheatre, Auburn, WA July 29, 2003 Idaho Center Arena, Nampa, ID August 1, 2003 Lawlor Events Center, Reno, NV August 2, 2003 Delta Center, Salt Lake City, UT August 5, 2003 UTEP Don Haskins Center, El Paso, TX August 7, 2003 United Spirit Arena, Lubbock, TX August 9, 2003 CenturyTel Center, Bossier City, LA August 13, 2003 Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO August 15, 2003 Savvis Center, St. Louis, MO August 16, 2003 Riverbend Music Center, Cincinatti, OH August 19, 2003 Alerus Center, Grand Forks, ND

2004

May 8, 2004 University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI May 9, 2004 Assembly Hall, Champaign, IL May 12, 2004 The Resch Center, Green Bay, WI May 14, 2004 Starwood Amphitheatre, Nashville, TN May 15, 2004 Chastain Park Amphitheatre, Atlanta, GA May 18, 2004 Sound Advice Amphitheatre, West Palm Beach, FL May 20, 2004 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, Charlotte, NC May 22, 2004 ALLTEL Pavillion, Raleigh, NC May 23, 2004 Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, Jacksonville, FL May 26, 2004 Merriweather Post Pavilion, Bristow, VA May 28, 2004 Tweeter Center, Mansfield, MA May 29, 2004 PNC Bank Arts Center, Holmdel, NJ June 6, 2004 Jones Beach Theater, Wantagh, NY June 8, 2004 Meadows Music Centre, Wallingford, CT June 10, 2004 Ford Pavilion At Montage Mountain, Scranton, PA June 12, 2004 Hershey Park Stadium, Hershey, PA June 13, 2004 Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, OH June 16, 2004 Smirnoff Music Centre, Dallas, TX June 17, 2004 Woodlands Pavillion, Spring, TX June 20, 2004 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre, Irvine, CA June 22, 2004 Coors Amphitheatre, Chula Vista, CA June 24, 2004 SaveMart Center, Fresno, CA June 26, 2004 Sleep Train Amphitheatre, Marysville, CA June 27, 2004 Chronicle Pavilion, Concord, CA June 29, 2004 HP Pavilion At San Jose, San Jose, CA June 29, 2004	San Jose	HP Pavilion July 1, 2004	Auburn	White River Amphitheatre July 3, 2004	Spokane	Spokane Arena July 5, 2004	Ridgefield	The Amphitheatre at Clark County July 7, 2004	Calgary	Canada	Saddledome July 9, 2004	Bozeman	United States	Brick Breeden Fieldhouse July 11, 2004	Englewood	Fiddler's Green July 13, 2004	Sioux City	Tyson Events Center July 14, 2004	Cedar Falls	UNI Dome July 17-18, 2004	Santa Ynez	Chumash Casino Resort September 10, 2004	Atlantic City	Borgata Event Center September 12, 2004	Camden	Tweeter Center (re-scheduled) September 14, 2004	Clarkston	DTE Energy Music Theatre

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

Unleashed Tour

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham

March 1, 2009	Pittsburgh	United States	Mellon Arena March 3, 2009	Saint Paul	Xcel Energy Center March 5-6, 2009	Rosemont	Allstate Arena March 8, 2009	Auburn Hills	The Palace of Auburn Hills March 10, 2009	Washington, D.C.	Verizon Center March 11, 2009	Boston	TD Banknorth Garden March 13, 2009	Uniondale	Nassau Coliseum March 14, 2009	Uncasville	Mohegan Sun Arena March 16, 2009	Rochester	Blue Cross Arena March 17, 2009	Albany	Times Union Center March 19, 2009	New York City	Madison Square Garden March 21, 2009	East Rutherford	Izod Center March 23, 2009	Ottawa	Canada	Scotiabank Place March 25, 2009	Montreal	Bell Centre March 26, 2009	Toronto	Air Canada Centre April 15, 2009	Philadelphia	United States	Wachovia Center April 17, 2009	Cleveland	Quicken Loans Arena April 18, 2009	Columbus	Nationwide Arena April 20, 2009	Orlando	Amway Arena April 22, 2009	Tampa	St. Pete Times Forum April 23, 2009	Fort Lauderdale	BankAtlantic Center April 25, 2009	Charlotte	Time Warner Cable Arena April 26, 2009	Greensboro	Greensboro Coliseum April 28, 2009	Atlanta	Philips Arena April 30, 2009	Dallas	American Airlines Center May 2, 2009	Houston	Toyota Center May 3, 2009	Tulsa	BOK Center May 5, 2009	St. Louis	Scottrade Center May 7, 2009	Omaha	Qwest Center May 8, 2009	Kansas City	Sprint Center May 10, 2009	Denver	Pepsi Center May 15, 2009	Vancouver	Canada	General Motors Place May 16, 2009	Tacoma	United States	Tacoma Dome May 20, 2009	Oakland	Oracle Arena May 21, 2009	San Jose	HP Pavilion May 23, 2009	Anaheim	Honda Center May 24, 2009	Glendale	Jobing.com Arena May 28, 2009	Los Angeles	Staples Center May 30, 2009	Las Vegas	MGM Grand Garden Arena May 31, 2009	San Diego	Sports Arena June 3, 2009	Salt Lake City	EnergySolutions Arena June 5, 2009	Saskatoon	Canada	SaskTel Centre June 6, 2009	Winnipeg	MTS Centre June 8, 2009	Milwaukee	United States	Bradley Center June 10, 2009	Baltimore	1st Mariner Arena June 11, 2009	New York City	Madison Square Garden June 13, 2009	Atlantic City	Boardwalk Hall June 16, 2009	Manchester	Verizon Wireless Arena June 17, 2009	Uncasville	Mohegan Sun Arena June 19, 2009	Nashville	Sommet Center June 20, 2009	New Orleans	New Orleans Arena June 23, 2009	Calgary	Canada	Pengrowth Saddledome June 24, 2009	Edmonton	Rexall Place October 8, 2009	Copenhagen	Denmark	Parken October 10, 2009	Stockholm	Sweden	Ericsson Globe October 12, 2009	Oberhausen	Germany	Arena Strasse October 14, 2009	Antwerp	Belgium	Sportpaleis October 15, 2009	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Ahoy October 17, 2009	Paris	France	Le Zénith October 19, 2009	Berlin	Germany	O2 World October 22, 2009	Glasgow	Scotland	SECC October 24-25, 2009	Dublin	Ireland	The O2 October 27, 2009	Manchester	England	Manchester Evening News Arena October 30-31, 2009	London	Wembley Arena November 2, 2009	Sheffield	Sheffield Arena November 3, 2009	Birmingham	National Indoor Arena November 6, 2009	London	Wembley Arena December 1-2, 2009	Melbourne	Australia	Rod Laver Arena December 5, 2009	Hunter Valley	Hope Estate Winery December 7-8, 2009	Sydney	Acer Arena December 11-12, 2009	Perth	Members Equity December 15-16, 2009	Brisbane	Entertainment Center December 19-20, 2009	New Plymouth	New Zealand	Bowl of Brooklands

2010

2011

2012

2013

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham

4 April 2013	Columbus	United States	Nationwide Arena 6 April 2013	Philadelphia	Wells Fargo Center 8 April 2013	New York City	Madison Square Garden 9 April 2013	Washington, D.C.	Verizon Center 11 April 2013	Louisville	KFC Yum! Center 13 April 2013	Chicago	United Center 16 April 2013	Toronto	Canada	Air Canada Centre 18 April 2013	Boston	United States	TD Garden 20 April 2013	Uncasville	Mohegan Sun Arena 23 April 2013	Ottawa	Canada	Scotiabank Place 24 April 2013	Newark	United States	Prudential Center 26 April 2013	Pittsburgh	CONSOL Energy Center 28 April 2013	Saint Paul	Xcel Energy Center 30 April 2013	Kansas City	Sprint Center 1 May 2013	Tulsa	BOK Center 3 May 2013	North Little Rock	Verizon Arena 4 May 2013	New Orleans	Fair Grounds Race Course ("New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival") 12 May 2013	Winnipeg	Canada	MTS Centre 14 May 2013	Saskatoon	Credit Union Centre 15 May 2013	Edmonton	Rexall Place 17 May 2013	Calgary	Scotiabank Saddledome 19 May 2013	Vancouver	Rogers Arena 20 May 2013	Tacoma	United States	Tacoma Dome 22 May 2013	San Jose	HP Pavilion at San Jose 25 May 2013	Los Angeles	Hollywood Bowl 26 May 2013	Las Vegas	MGM Grand Garden Arena 28 May 2013	Anaheim	Honda Center 30 May 2013	Phoenix	US Airways Center 1 June 2013	Denver	Pepsi Center 4 June 2013	Dallas	American Airlines Center 5 June 2013	Houston	Toyota Center 7 June 2013	Tampa	Tampa Bay Times Forum 8 June 2013	Sunrise	BB&T Center	(Cancelled) 10 June 2013	Atlanta	Philips Arena 12 June 2013	Detroit	Joe Louis Arena 14 June 2013	Rosemont	Allstate Arena 15 June 2013	Cleveland	Quicken Loans Arena 18 June 2013	Montreal	Canada	Bell Centre	(Cancelled) 19 June 2013	Albany	United States	Times Union Center 21 June 2013	Mansfield	Comcast Center 22 June 2013	Wantagh	Nikon at Jones Beach Theater 24 June 2013	Charlotte	Time Warner Cable Arena 26 June 2013	Des Moines	Wells Fargo Arena 29 June 2013	Spokane	Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena 30 June 2013	Portland	Rose Garden Arena 3 July 2013	Los Angeles	Staples Center 5 July 2013	San Diego	Viejas Arena 6 July 2013	Sacramento	Sleep Train Arena December 30-31, 2013	Las Vegas	MGM Grand 8 January 2014	Paris Hotel September 20-21, 2013	Dublin	Ireland	The O2 September 24-25 & 27, 2013	London	England	The O2 Arena (joined by Christine McVie on keyboards & vocals on "Don't Stop" on 25th & 27th) 29 September 2013	Birmingham	LG Arena 1 October 2013	Manchester	Manchester Arena 3 October 2013	Glasgow	Scotland	The Hydro 6 October 2013	Cologne	Germany	Lanxess Arena 7 October 2013	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Ziggo Dome 9 October 2013	Antwerp	Belgium	Sportpaleis 11 October 2013	Paris	France	Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy 13 October 2013	Zürich	Switzerland	Hallenstadion 14 October 2013	Stuttgart	Germany	Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle 16 October 2013	Berlin	O2 World Berlin 18 October 2013	Herning	Denmark	Jyske Bank Boxen 20 October 2013	Oslo	Norway	Oslo Spektrum 23 October 2013	Stockholm	Sweden	Ericsson Globe 25 October 2013	Helsinki	Finland	Hartwall Areena 26 October 2013	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Ziggo Dome

On October 27, the band announced that John McVie had been diagnosed with cancer, and that they were cancelling their New Zealand and Australian performances in order for him to undergo treatment.

Extended Play tour

December 30, 2013 December 31, 2013 (Private Show at Midnight)

2014

January 8, 2014 (Private Show)

On with the Show Tour

Personnel : Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham

September 30, 2014	Minneapolis	United States	Target Center October 2-3, 2014	Chicago	United Center October 6-7, 2014	New York City	Madison Square Garden October 10, 2014	Boston	TD Garden	—	— October 11, 2014	Newark	Prudential Center	—	— October 14, 2014	Pittsburgh	Consol Energy Center	—	— October 15, 2014	Philadelphia	Wells Fargo Center October 18, 2014	Toronto	Canada	Air Canada Centre October 19, 2014	Columbus	United States	Nationwide Arena October 21, 2014	Indianapolis	Bankers Life Fieldhouse	—	— October 22, 2014	Auburn Hills	The Palace of Auburn Hills October 25, 2014	Boston	TD Garden	—	— October 26, 2014	Ottawa	Canada	Canadian Tire Centre	—	— October 29, 2014	Philadelphia	United States	Wells Fargo Center October 31, 2014	Washington, D.C.	Verizon Center November 1, 2014	Hartford	XL Center	—	— November 10, 2014	Winnipeg	Canada	MTS Centre	—	— November 12, 2014	Saskatoon	SaskTel Centre	—	— November 14, 2014	Calgary	Scotiabank Saddledome	—	— November 15, 2014	Edmonton	Rexall Place	—	— November 18, 2014	Vancouver	Rogers Arena	—	— November 20, 2014	Tacoma	United States	Tacoma Dome	—	— November 22, 2014	Portland	Moda Center	—	— November 24, 2014	Sacramento	Sleep Train Arena	—	— November 25, 2014	San Jose	SAP Center at San Jose	—	— November 28-29, 2014	Inglewood	The Forum December 2, 2014	San Diego	Viejas Arena	—	— December 3, 2014	Oakland	Oracle Arena	—	— December 6, 2014	Inglewood	The Forum	—	— December 7, 2014	Anaheim	Honda Center December 10, 2014	Phoenix	US Airways Center	—	— December 12, 2014	Denver	Pepsi Center	—	— December 14, 2014	Dallas	American Airlines Center December 15, 2014	Houston	Toyota Center December 17, 2014	Atlanta	Philips Arena December 19, 2014	Sunrise	BB&T Center	—	— December 20, 2014	Tampa	Amalie Arena

2015

January 16, 2015	St. Paul	Xcel Energy Center	—	— January 17, 2015	Lincoln	Pinnacle Bank Arena	—	— January 20, 2015	Grand Rapids	Van Andel Arena January 22, 2015	New York City	Madison Square Garden January 24, 2015	Atlantic City	Boardwalk Hall January 25, 2015	Uniondale	Nassau Coliseum	—	— January 28, 2015	Providence	Dunkin' Donuts Center	—	— January 30, 2015	Washington, D.C.	Verizon Center January 31, 2015	Buffalo	First Niagara Center	—	— February 3, 2015	Toronto	Canada	Air Canada Centre February 5, 2015	Montreal	Bell Centre February 7, 2015	Uncasville	United States	Mohegan Sun Arena February 8, 2015	Newark	Prudential Center February 11, 2015	Des Moines	Wells Fargo Arena	—	— February 12, 2015	Milwaukee	BMO Harris Bradley Center	—	— February 14, 2015	Rosemont	Allstate Arena	—	— February 17, 2015	Louisville	KFC Yum! Center February 18, 2015	Cleveland	Quicken Loans Arena	—	— March 1, 2015	Austin	Frank Erwin Center March 3, 2015	Houston	Toyota Center March 4, 2015	Dallas	American Airlines Center March 7, 2015	Charlotte	Time Warner Cable Arena	—	— March 8, 2015	Knoxville	Thompson–Boling Arena	—	— March 15, 2015	Charlottesville	John Paul Jones Arena	—	— March 17, 2015	Greensboro	Greensboro Coliseum	—	— March 18, 2015	Nashville	Bridgestone Arena March 21, 2015	Miami	American Airlines Arena	—	— March 23, 2015	Orlando	Amway Center March 25, 2015	Atlanta	Philips Arena March 27, 2015	St. Louis	Scottrade Center	—	— March 28, 2015	Kansas City	Sprint Center	—	— March 31, 2015	Wichita	Intrust Bank Arena April 1, 2015	Denver	Pepsi Center	—	— April 4, 2015	Vancouver	Canada	Rogers Arena	—	— April 6, 2015	Bakersfield	United States	Rabobank Arena	—	— April 7, 2015	Oakland	Oracle Arena	—	— April 10, 2015	Inglewood	The Forum April 11, 2015	Las Vegas	MGM Grand Garden Arena	—	— April 14, 2015	Inglewood	The Forum April 17, 2015	Oklahoma City	Chesapeake Energy Arena	—	— April 19, 2015	North Little Rock	Verizon Arena	—	— May 27-28, 2015	London	England	The O2 Arena May 31-June 1, 2015	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Ziggo Dome June 4, 2015	Cologne	Germany	Lanxess Arena June 6, 2015	Antwerp	Belgium	Sportpaleis June 8, 2015	Genting Arena, Birmingham June 9, 2015 Genting Arena, Birmingham, ENG (cancelled, Illness within the band) June 12, 2015 Manchester Arena, Manchester, ENG (cancelled, Illness within the band) June 14, 2015	Newport	Seaclose Park (Isle of Wight Festival) June 16-17, 2015	Glasgow	Scotland	SSE Hydro June 20, 2015	Dublin	Ireland	3Arena June 22, 24 & 26-27, 2015	London	England	The O2 Arena June 30, 2015	First Direct Arena, Leeds July 1, 2015	Manchester Arena, Manchester, ENG July 4, 2015	Genting Arena, Birmingham July 5, 2015	First Direct Arena, Leeds July 7, 2015	Genting Arena, Birmingham (rescheduled from June 9, 2015) July 8, 2015	Glasgow	Scotland	SSE Hydro	—	— July 10-11, 2015	Dublin	Ireland	3Arena October 22 & 24-25, 2015	Sydney	Australia	Allphones Arena October 28, 2015	Adelaide	Coopers Stadium October 30, 2015	Perth	Domain Stadium	—	— November 2, 4 & 6, 2015	Melbourne	Rod Laver Arena November 7, 2015	Geelong	Mt Duneed Estate	—	— November 10 & 12, 2015	Brisbane	Brisbane Entertainment Centre November 14-15, 2015	Hunter Valley	Hope Estate Winery November 18, 2015	Dunedin	New Zealand	Forsyth Barr Stadium November 21-22, 2015	Auckland	Mt Smart Stadium

2016