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^^Who took that photo?
I'm very intrigued to find out what kind of setlist he will do. I mean, will he do acoustic-y songs or will he do Go Your Own Way--acoustic. Part of me is intrigued by that notion, part of me disturbed (as when Eric Clapton all but ruined Layla by doing it Unplugged). Really, he should parlay this into a solo Unplugged special and CD. He might beat Stevie to the solo Grammy. I'd personally like for Lindsey to do a full career retrospective in this style: almost like, here's "a boy and his guitar: a life' journey" or something.
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"They love each other so much, they think they hate each other." Imagine paying $1000 to hear "Don't Dream It's Over" instead of "Go Your Own Way" Fleetwood Mac helped me through a time of heartbreak. 12 years later, they broke my heart. |
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either way, the time before the first show and before we find out the actual setlist seems to almost be the most interesting and intriguing - b/c each one of us can dream up our wish list and hope he will do full 2 hrs! i really like this idea - plus now when he has his own label it would probably give him the freedom to release a box set or a career retrospective of whatever songs he wants without being dependent on WB who i'm sure own the rights to the versions they released. (blanking out now on which band did this? recorded songs spanning their whole career live to go around the label and be able to release them on their own b/c they didn't like what label wanted to do?) |
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The one with the rounded stooped shoulders? I assume Kristen.
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look at this list - it was supposed to be a list of venues that would be easily accessible to me. he will be playing in 3 out of these 6!?!?!?! i don't know whether i just didn't get enough sleep so i'm imagining this or what?! i wish i could remember where i got this list... |
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i was looking at all dates @nickslive has posted of this summer 2012 tour so far (i wish LB's website would have his past tour dates archived some place!)... and thinking back of when we first heard this solo/alone tour might be happening, and how worried we were that he will do just a few southern CA dates and end it there. but - there are already MORE THAN 60 DATES so far, and a promise of another leg to come!!!!! Lindsey Buckingham Live 2012: May 3: Solana Beach, CA (Belly Up Tavern) May 4: Los Angeles, CA (The Wiltern) May 5: San Juan Capistrano, CA (The Coach House) May 6: Thousand Oaks, CA (Fred Kavli Theatre-Thousand Oaks Civic Arts) May 8: May 8th - San Luis Obispo, CA (Fremont Theatre) May 9: Fresno, CA (Tower Theatre) May 10: Carmel, CA (Sunset Center) May 11: Santa Cruz, CA (Rio Theatre) May 13: Sacramento, CA (Crest Theater) May 14: San Francisco, CA (The Fillmore) May 15: Redding, CA (Cascade Theatre) May 17: Bend, OR (Tower Theatre) May 18: Portland, OR (Aladdin Theatre) May 19: Seattle, WA (The Neptune Theatre) May 21: Spokane, WA (Bing Crosby Theater) May 29: Boston, MA (Wilbur Theatre) May 30: Providence, RI (Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel) May 31: Hampton Beach, NH (Hampton Beach Casino) June 1: Lebanon, NH (Lebanon Opera House) June 2: Northampton, MA (Calvin Theater) June 4: New York City, NY (BB Kings Blues Club) June 5: New York City, NY (BB Kings Blues Club) June 6: Ridgefield, CT (The Ridgefield Playhouse) June 8: Ithaca, NY (The State Theatre) June 9: Tarrytown, NY (Music Hall) June 10: Bethlehem, PA (ArtsQuest Center) June 11: Wilmington, DE (World Café) June 12: Washington, DC (Howard Theatre) June 14: Baltimore, MD (Baltimore Soundstage) June 15: Munhall, PA (Carnegie Library Music Hall) June 16: Columbus, OH (Southern Theatre) July 26: Birmingham, AL (Jemison Concert Hall) Tickets: http://bit.ly/MxvhUj on sale now July 27: Franklin, TN (The Franklin Theatre) Tickets: http://bit.ly/Lt6XQF on Sale now July 28, 2012 - Atlanta, GA (Center State Theatre) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LZW75b on sale now July 29: Spartanburg, SC (Memorial Auditorium) Tickets: http://bit.ly/Lt6zSc on sale now July 31: Charlotte, NC (Neighborhood Theatre) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LZWhJQ on sale now August 1: Wilmington, NC (Greenfield Lake Amphitheater) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LWjArC on sale now August 2: Carrboro, NC (The Arts Center) Tickets: http://bit.ly/Mxvs1Y on sale now August 3: Kernersville, NC (Bucked Up Super Saloon) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LWjL6s on sale now August 4: North Charleston, NC (Performing Arts Center) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LxYRb4 on sale now August 6: Clearwater, FL (Rutheckerd Hall) Tickets http://bit.ly/LdSbyb on sale now August 7: Orlando, FL (The Plaza 'LIVE') Tickets: http://ticketf.ly/LxYXiN on sale now August 8: Miami, FL (Gusman Theater) Tickets: TBA August 17: Baton Rouge, LA (Manship Theater) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LIn398 on sale now August 18: New Orleans, LA (One Eyed Jacks) Tickets: http://bit.ly/MO4z72 on sale now August 19: Orange, TX (The Lutcher Theater) Tickets: on sale July 26th (I believe they are offered to Theater members first) August 20: Houston, TX (Fitzerald's) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LehUJ8 on sale now August 22: Austin, TX (Antone's) Tickets: http://ticketf.ly/Lt6KNm on sale now August 23, 2012 - McKinney, TX (McKinney Performing Arts Center) Tickets: http://bit.ly/Lt6RIW on sale now August 24: Fort Worth, TX (Cendera Center) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LxZtNY on sale now August 26: Chicago, IL (City Winery Chicago) Tickets: http://bit.ly/MCoKpm on sale now August 27: Chicago, IL (City Winery Chicago) Tickets: http://bit.ly/MCoOFF on sale now August 28: Green Bay, WI (Meyer Theatre) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LZWcpv on sale now August 29: Washburn, WI (Lake Superior Big Top) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LdS8Cm on sale now August 31: Council Bluffs, IA (Horseshoe Casino) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LdSitv on sale now Sept 1: Demoines, IA (Hovt Sherman Place) Tickets: http://bit.ly/MCoBSV on sale now Sept 2: Iowa City, IA ( The Englert Theatre) Tickets: http://bit.ly/LxZ5yQ on sale now Sept 4: St. Charles, IL (The Arcade Theatre) Tickets: http://bit.ly/M7VdZF - on sale now Sept 6: Belleville, Ontario Canada (The Empire Theatre) Tickes: http://bit.ly/LIn9xx on sale now Sept 7: Ottawa, Ontario Canada (Ottawa Folk Festival) Tickets: http://bit.ly/Kiy3h9 on sale now Sept 8: Rama, Ontario Canada ( Casino Rama) Tickets: http://bit.ly/MCoUNF on sale now |
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[Declining Interviews? Really? How far in advance was the request made?]
http://www.encorepub.com/welcome/one-man-show/ One-Man Show, Encore Repub Lindsey Buckingham and his guitar come to Greenfield by: Alex Pompliano Lindsey Buckingham Wed., Aug. 1st, 7 p.m. Tickets: $35-$75 Greenfield Lake Amphitheatre For many, Lindsey Buckingham will always be known as the man who broke Stevie Nicks’ heart. This highly speculated piece of gossip would have easily been forgotten over the decades if it hadn’t given birth to the 1977 mega-selling masterpiece “Rumours,” the confessional introspection of the songwriters of Fleetwood Mac. It’s the album that will always define Fleetwood Mac—which isn’t necessarily a bad thing (it’s the eighth highest selling album of all time). The band would go on to sell more than 100 million records in their initial decade-long run, boosted by Buckingham-penned hits such as “Go Your Own Way” and “Big Love.” One of the quintet’s three singer-songwriters, Buckingham also handled the production on much of Fleetwood’s catalog, which helped cement the archetypal, breezy sound of 1970s Los Angeles. Today, Buckingham works mostly solo. His 30-year long career, since he hastily split from Fleetwood Mac in the late ‘80s (despite a few reunion tours in the aughts), has yielded six albums; his most recent record “Seeds We Sow” was released in late 2011. Continuing with the technical wizardry he mastered in the ‘70s, Buckingham wrote, produced and engineered the entire album himself, as well as played most of the instruments. “Seeds We Sow” shows Buckingham’s effortless, continued growth as a songwriter—a feat for a musician at 62—and reassures fans he is not trying to recapture the music of his past. The album emphasizes Buckingham’s signature frenzied fingerpicking in a surprisingly rough-around-the-edges production, eons away from the polished sound of the Mac. Earlier in the summer, he also released a second live album, “Songs from the Small Machine,” which shows the songwriter in complete control of his craft and the audience. However, no matter his many solo releases or tours, there will always be a demand for a Fleetwood Mac reunion. Buckingham has said while the band will likely reconvene next year to tour or record, it wouldn’t be right to call it a reunion. “We don’t think of ourselves as ever having broken up,” Buckingham told NPR last year. “We think of ourselves as a working band, but also a band that survives by taking significant periods of time apart—and this is one of those times.” Stevie Nicks corroborated these statements to CBS earlier in the month, saying FM will indeed begin touring again in 2013, with rehearsals due to start in January. Beforehand, Wilmington will be treated to Buckingham up, close and personal with a stop on his “Seeds We Sow” tour at Greenfield Lake Amphitheater on August 1st. For this tour, Buckingham has stripped his music down to its roots by ditching the backing-band and performing an intimate one-man show to showcase his distinctive guitar playing and captivating voice. Regarding the new tour, he said in an official statement through his website: “As I’ve grown as an artist, I’ve gotten more and more in touch with my center, and that center is voice and guitar. Over time it has become increasingly vital to express more with less; that is my touchstone now, and the embodiment of that philosophy is what will be largely represented in the new show. I’ve been thinking of doing this kind of tour for a while, and am quite excited to be doing something new, something outside my comfort zone.” [Ed. note: Lindsey Buckingham declined interviews.] Comments: Terry Mingle says: July 24, 2012 at 6:27 pm All I know is, from Buckingham Nicks until today I have followed BOTH artists, and saw Lindsey this summer on his solo trek through Ithaca, NY. He was FANTASTIC. Get a ticket….you won’t be disappointed. His talent is immense. Sandra says: July 25, 2012 at 2:54 am Speculation? If you had researched properly – you would have known that it was Stevie that broke Lindsey’s heart…though I do believe (after reading many interviews over the years) that Stevie regrets that now… Reply |
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for everybody who can't find LB's tour dates
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