Feels like the right time to start a new thread for next year's gigs.
John Mayer playing the 3Arena on 29 March 2024.
She's doing Glasgow on the 6th and Manchester on the 9th (which is a clash with ZZ Top in Paris for me). If she was doing 2nd nights anywhere I would guess it would be Manchester as the new arena is pushing for every high profile act it can get as often as possible, but it looks as if that could not be fitted in, unless they try and fit in an earlier date (although there is only 12 days between the end of her tour in the US and the Dublin date)
It ain't cheap for sure
Would she get 26k to see her on her own at those prices if it was 2 gigs dya reckon?
Even though map for Dublin shows standing, wouldn’t be surprised if it’s all seated show as Glasgow is.
2x 9000 fully seated shows sounds very doable.
Yeah that would be closer to crowd Fleetwod would have played to in RDS few years ago so more doable.
I don't think she's ever done more than one night here on her own.
Is this a sign that Fleetwood Mac are done touring ?
Such a pity Lindsey Buckinghams show was never rescheduled but ya never know what could happn in the future
'Farewll Tour' and all that
Stevie Nicks has said Fleetwood Mac will not tour again after the death of Christine McVie in November 2022.
Im guessing 'the planned maintenance' has been put off then
That was always a lie, needed blink to complete IMMA schedule and to split costs of the build
Ulster hall show as over for ATN
It is, was really looking forward to that one too.
Lindsey said his door is always open recently enough so you never know but it would seem unlikely given their age and Christine McVie.
Wonder why they bothered to lie in the first place then? Not like there's usually much of an explanation given so deliberately lieing doesn't look great then
Surprised they didn't wheel out the old chestnut about them returning for a "very special outdoor show." Spare me.
Or generic unforeseen circumstances
TWOD in Belfast and John Grant in vicar st
Edit: what he said ⬆️🤣
What’s telegraph building like as a venue?
Just heard an ad on the radio tickets for Stevie Nicks starting from €138.50.
Think I paid half of that for Fleetwood Mac with Lyndsey Buckingham and co. Bit of a rip imo
Jesus I was thinking 100 max! Starting from as well....
Was that in the Point 7 or 8 or ? years ago, the full band back together again, just after Christine re-joined? If so, I was there too, and what an amazing night that was! I think I remember it being a little bit expensive (standing ticket), but not painfully so, could be wrong.
Yep that was the gig. I think was around the 70 quid mark. I know inflation etc but Stevie on her own almost a decade later, would be surprised if it sold out.
Saw her open for Tom Petty in London in 2017 just before he passed, she was decent enough
Caught Fleetwood Mac in the RDS in 2019. That was €110 but it was Golden Circle (all other standing tickets were gone) and had the Pretenders (incl Shane McGowan) doing a lengthy set. A brilliant evening. Seems like a bargain now.
Also double what I paid for Lindsey Buckingham tickets a couple years ago
Stevie Nicks your money
Thats a nice small venue for The War On Drugs.
Can only dream they might add Cork Opera House.
I am one of the unfortunate Irish souls who bought Hyde Park tickets so you can say that again
Another tour skipping Ireland
There's another Live at the Marquee announcement tomorrow at 9am. Bit of a dripfeed in announcements this year. Would have expected most/all of the gigs to be announced by end of this month/next month with it starting at the end of May.
Better value by far. Hyde Park great for gigs and always an impressive line up of support acts. Nicks herself the main warm-up for Tom Petty there 6/7 years ago alongside the Lumineers and 4/5 others.
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