Bossier City, LA. March 10th
 

https://www.facebook.com/events/275446516191464/

Looks like we may be getting another leg of the tour :)

i hope so and maybe i will be able to go this time.

Looks like room for a European-leg between december and march :-)

I saw her in Dallas, but am jumping at the chance to do it again, since this is only about 3 hours from me! The tickets aren't listed on Ticketmaster or Stevie's website yet, but I'll be bookmarking Ticketmaster for sure now!!

Hmmmm, the Facebook event for the Bossier City show just got deleted....

I hope she pushes it to be a summer tour by herself .They can delay the FM thing to 2018.Fine with me.

fm
 

yes shes better doing her own thing!

fake ..... click the link again it been removed ...as if Bossier City wasn't a clue

I'll say if this show was scheduled on April 1st.It would be a April fools joke.

It was listed earlier by both the Stevie Nicks Facebook page and Ticketmaster, so it may be the fairly common situation where info is accidentally released early and then deleted.

Interesting. I hope this is the case and that a second leg is on the way! Could it be possible that since the tour is going so well Stevie added some dates? I would definitely go to another show this tour if she comes closer to where I live. Here's me hoping for a St. Louis show!

Why would it be a clue? That's Shreveport, which is a major hub, & FM played there on their last tour.

Bossier City
 

Stevie Nicks Delivers Lots of Surprises

At age 68, Stevie Nicks still commands the stage and can deliver quite a show. It’s very obvious from the beginning of her show at the Century Link Center, she was going to do her own kind of show, not the typical Stevie Nicks show. She told the crowd “come enjoy the journey with me.”
The Pretenders opened the show and I was as excited to see Chrissie Hynde and her rock group as I was for Stevie. It was a powerful opening with the 24 Karat Gold Tour.
The Pretenders delivered some new music and revved up the crowd with the power ballad “I’ll Stand by You” and wrapping up the opening act set with the mega hit “Brass in Pocket”.
After a quick set change and break, it was time for the main event. Stevie came on stage to deliver music with some great stories about many of her songs. One surprise early on was her first big solo hit “Stop Draggin My Heart Around” which included Chrissie Hynde coming back out to be her duet partner. That was a treat.

Nicks also pulled out some tunes we’ve never heard before including “New Orleans” a tribute she wrote while watching the coverage of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
After performing “Stand Back”, Stevie told the crowd how that song came from some of the beats from Prince’s song, “Little Red Corvette” and she talked about meeting him and getting his ok to use part of his music for the song. She also did a video tribute to Prince during the show.
But the rock legend had some in the audience in tears when she came back out for her encore and performed the classic hit “Rhiannon” and capped off the night with one of my top five songs of all time, “Landslide”. You can watch the big finale by clicking right here.
It was a fun night and I enjoyed my pre-show dinner with some of my girls.



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Stevie Nicks and The Pretenders share background stories and classic hits at Louisiana show


Stevie Nicks put on one hell of a show at the CenturyLink Center in Bossier City and drew a crowd of thousands of people ranging from all ages.

Hearing and seeing some of your all time favorite songs live is a surreal experience and was a dream come true for many, many people that night, including myself. Stevie sounds incredible live and told background stories of each song before and after she performed them. No one can amount to Stevie Nicks and there isn’t and never will be anyone like her.

Along with the Pretenders, the show was a spectacle of some of the most inspiring, influential artists of the 1980s (and today).




More pictures here: http://www.respectyouryoungers.com/2...ouisiana-show/