Stevie Nicks says she ‘saved’ herself from addiction: ‘I survived my cocaine’

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Elton John has announced details of his new album, featuring some of the biggest names and current stars of pop

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Stevie Nicks is not letting her addiction define who she is!

Sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll is a mantra Stevie Nicks used to live by — like many other musicians in the industry — but no longer. The iconic singer opened up to Tim McGraw on his Apple Music Country show "Beyond the Influence Radio" on Wednesday about how she "saved" herself from her addiction issues.

Stevie Nicks, 73, is opening up about her experience with drug addiction.

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health-equity initiative to help underserved communities by increasing the diversity of enrollment in cancer clinical trials and fund research that addresses cancer inequities.Also known as SU2C, the organization is a division of the charitable Entertainment Industry Foundation.

originally announced back in May of this year.Duran Duran and Tyler, the Creator have been added to the line-up for both weekends, stepping in for Stevie Nicks and DaBaby.LINEUP UPDATE: @tylerthecreator has been added to this year’s festival, performing Sunday night of both weekends.

her website shows Nicks has already taken down all the appearances previously listed under the tour page — but she was originally going to appear at shows and festivals in California, Colorado, Georgia, Texas and Louisiana. The Louisiana gig was part of the annual New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, which is no longer taking place this October.

While she only had five concerts on the books for 2021, Stevie Nicks has decided to cancel them all, the singer announced on Tuesday. "These are challenging times with challenging decisions that have to be made," Nicks said in a statement.