Stevie Nicks announces 2024 North American headlining tour

Orbital have announced details of their 2024 UK and Ireland tour.The band, which consists of Kent brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll, will tour their 1991 self-titled debut (also known as the ‘Green Album’). The track ‘Belfast’ from the record appeared in the soundtrack to the seminal Cool Cymru film Human Traffic (1999). You can get tickets for the tour here and see all tour dates below.Previously, Orbital toured the UK and Ireland in 2023 for their most recent album.

Shucked, the pun-filled, corn-fed comedy that surprised critics (favorably) and early on seemed destined to become a sleeper hit, will play its final performance at Broadway‘s Nederlander Theatre on Sunday, January 14, 2024, producers have announced.

The Kooks have announced a 2024 North American tour with The Vaccines – you can find all the details below.The Brighton band are due to head to the US and Canada early next year, where they’ll celebrate the belated 15th anniversary of their debut album ‘Inside In/Inside Out’ (2006).“We’re gonna play the whole record,” frontman Luke Pritchard explained in a video on social media. “We’re delighted to announce we’re gonna be joined by our friends The Vaccines.

P!NK has reflected on a song she once recorded for SpongeBob SquarePants, describing it as “a real mistake”.The pop singer recorded the 2009 song ‘We’ve Got Scurvy’ for the SpongeBob special SpongeBob’s Truth or Square.In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, she was asked to choose her best and worst singles.Initially she chose the 2012 song ‘True Love’ featuring Lily Allen “because it’s mean”, but then changed her pick to ‘We’ve Got Scurvy”.“I wish I never did that. That was a real mistake,” she said.Elsewhere in the interview, the singer reflected on being taken advantage of by previous managers who got her into bad deals, and wondered if things have changed at all.“Anytime a light is shined on a cancer, it’s a good thing.

The Orioles aren’t the only show in town this weekend.On Saturday, Oct. 7, Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks are dropping into Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium as part of their ongoing ‘Two Icons, One Night Tour.’And if you want to see the Piano Man and Gold Dust Woman live, it isn’t too late to secure last-minute tickets.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on seats was $111 before fees on Vivid Seats.Prefer to get closer to the action?Floor seats start at $189 before fees.Although that may sound expensive, it’s not so bad once you consider you’re seeing two legends for the price of one.Need more details before buying your tickets?We understand — and we’re here to help.Below, you’ll find all the details you need and more about Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks’ ‘Two Icons, One Night’ concert in Baltimore.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete breakdown of all the best prices on tickets by section for the Sept.

Stevie Nicks has once again spoken of her love of Daisy Jones & The Six.The soloist and Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter said on social media in August that she had watched the Amazon Prime Video series twice. “[It] soon became my story,” she wrote at the time, adding that the show “brought back memories” from her younger years.Nicks continued: “It was very emotional for me. I just wish Christine [McVie] could have seen it.

Mitski has announced the North American leg of her ‘The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We’ tour for 2024 – see the full list of dates below.Last night (October 3), Mitski took to social media to announce her 2024 dates, confirming that she will be performing “with a full band” and that Tamino, Sunny War, Julia Jacklin and Sarah Kinsley will be providing support.The tour will kick off in late January and will end in April, seeing the musician perform across Miami, Toronto, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Mexico and more.Mitski is going on tour next year with a full band across North America. Tamino, Sunny War, Julia Jacklin, Sarah Kinsley will be opening up.

Vulture on Monday about the difficulty she foresees going onstage with the band’s current lineup, including Nicks, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood, and newer addition Mike Campbell. “We did go out on the road and do a year-and-a-half tour with Neil Finn and Mike Campbell. We had a really great time and it was a huge tour.

Declan McKenna has announced a 2024 UK and Ireland tour in support of his upcoming album ‘What Happened To The Beach?‘.The 14-date run will kick off on March 23, 2024, at the Great Hall in Cardiff. From there, the ‘Brazil’ singer will make stops in Norwich, Newcastle, Glasgow, Sheffield, Belfast, Dublin, Manchester, Leicester, Bristol, Wolverhampton, London and Brighton.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. After being released for preorder on Mattel’s website on Monday morning, Stevie Nicks‘ first-ever Barbie version of herself sold out within minutes. Now, it’s popping up on resale sites such as Ebay for almost double the price.

The Gaslight Anthem have shared news of a 2024 UK and European tour as well as a headline slot at next year’s 2000Trees festival – find ticket info and more below.The New Jersey rockers will head to cities including Stockholm, Brussels, Dublin, Manchester and Glasgow from March 2024, with two stops at London’s Roundhouse venue (March 25-26). Emily Wolfe supports the band for the spring shows.Later that summer the band play Nottingham’s Rock City (July 10) ahead of their headline show at Cheltenham’s 2000trees festival (July 11).Tickets for the 2024 UK and European tour go on sale this Friday (October 6) at 10am BST here.

Stevie Nicks has opened up about whether there is any possibility of a future Fleetwood Mac reunion, saying that “there’s no reason” after Christine McVie’s death because “you can’t replace her”.McVie died in November 2022 aged 79 “following a short illness”. It was later revealed that her death was primarily caused by suffering an ischemic stroke.

Stevie Nicks does not foresee any more Fleetwood Mac tours in her future.

The future of Fleetwood Mac is never something to be relied on but Stevie Nicks has said she does not see a way for the band to return to the stage following the 2022 death of her bandmate, Christine McVie. Speaking in a new interview with Vulture, Nicks said that on a practical and personal level, she does not believe there's any reason to continue with Fleetwood Mac without her late bandmate. Read Next: Fleetwood Mac’s Lindsey Buckingham pays tribute to Christine McVie "When Christine died, I felt like you can’t replace her.

Stevie Nicks has announced that Mattel has made an official Barbie doll based on her look from Fleetwood Mac‘s ‘Rumours‘ cover art.The soloist, who wraps her current tour this December and hits the road again in North America next year, told the crowd at her Madison Square Garden show in New York City last night (October 1) that she was “overwhelmed” when Barbie toy maker Mattel approached her with the idea [via Rolling Stone].Following her performance of ‘Bella Donna’, Nicks said: “I have something very exciting to share with you a few hours before the rest of the world.”During her speech she said that Mattel came to her a year ago. “I was very overwhelmed,” Nicks said.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Steve Nicks all but confirmed in a new interview with Vulture that Fleetwood Mac is done and will no longer perform following the November 2022 passing of singer-songwriter and longtime band member Christine McVie. Nicks’ comment echoes similar thoughts that Mick Fleetwood shared in February when he told the Los Angeles Times, “I think right now, I truly think the line in the sand has been drawn with the loss of Chris. I’d say we’re done, but then we’ve all said that before.

Queen and Adam Lambert are set to embark on their North American ‘Rhapsody’ tour next week – find all the details below.The legendary band launched the acclaimed show back in 2019, and brought it to the UK, Ireland and Europe last year.Per a press release, Queen and their frontman Lambert are now taking the newly “expanded and updated” production back to the US and Canada “where it first began”. The group have promised an “even more ambitious show” at the upcoming dates.Queen’s 2023 Rhapsody’ tour is scheduled to begin with two consecutive nights at the CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, Maryland next Wednesday (October 4) and Thursday (5).From there, they’ll visit Toronto, Detroit, New York, Boston, Philadelphia and other cities throughout the month.

Arlo Parks has announced a handful of new North American tour dates for next year in support of her LP ‘My Soft Machine‘.Kicking off the first night of the tour at The Observatory North Park in San Diego on February 29, 2024, Parks will then make her way across the US. Other stops include Los Angeles, Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Toronto, Nashville, Brooklyn, and more.

Soulwax have shared details of their first set of live shows in five years, with a 13-date tour in the UK and Europe kicking off next year.The Belgian electro-rock duo are bringing a full band to stages at venues across France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain and Belgium, with UK shows at London’s The Roundhouse and Manchester’s New Century Hall.Soulwax’s latest album was 2018’s ‘Essential’. The duo comprising brothers David and Stephen Dewaele also make up 2ManyDJs and Despacio, a joint project with LCD Soundsystem‘s James Murphy.News of Soulwax’s return to the stage comes at a milestone moment for the brothers who have just been awarded the ‘Outstanding Contribution To Music award In association With Merlin’ at this year’s AIM Awards, in recognition of their decades-spanning work and influence.Tickets for Soulwax’s UK shows go on sale from 10am BST this Thursday (September 28) – you’ll be able to buy yours here.

McKinley Franklin editor Stevie Nicks has added seven 2024 dates to her current trek, the singer-songwriter announced on Monday morning. The “Live In Concert” tour will see Nicks kick off the New Year on Feb. 10 at Mark G Etess Arena in Atlantic City.