Ha ha ha good one. I've got my fingers crossed. I haven't seen them since The Dance tour and I really don't want to miss them this time, now the the beautiful Christine is back in the band.

Just drive slow.The show probably go on as long the storm pattern dont get worse .

NY and NJ have both declared "State of emergencies" due to the storm. Is FM hiding in a hotel somewhere or did they possibly head west for services for Mick's mom?

Oh no!!! I hope you get to see them...

Amen to that. I talked myself out of going to see them Saturday in Atlantic City becuase I didn't want to deal with the weather.

Looks like a huge storm. The airports are already slowly shutting down and canceling thousands of flights.

This is when I miss living on the east coast -- although it would suck to have tickets for Wednesday on not know what's going on.

If I were in Fleetwood Mac, I would make sure my winter tour dates were mostly in warm areas. But maybe they're up for cold and snow, coming from LA and Maui.

Mr too. I was thinking of going to Atlantic City myself when the tix went on sale but put it on hold and end up taking a raincheck this time of going there.

We were at the Nassau Coliseum show sunday for meet & greet, I asked the host, Justin if weather was going to affect the next stop, he told us that the entire show, aside from the band themselves planned to head direct to Providence on Sunday night, right after the show, and that the band would fly up as weather permitted. After Songbird, Stevie did not even bother with her usual closing remarks and Mick closed things and said good night real quick, so maybe they decided to even fly out last night as well ??

So they played on Long Island last night, and their next show is in Rhode Island Wednesday then DC on Friday and Buffalo on Saturday. FM is not subject to commercial airline cancellations since they charter their own private jet for their tours. So in theory they could have high tailed it out of the North East. Given how many North Eastern dates they have on their immediate schedule, I have a feeling they're riding out the storm, though. Forecasts can be wrong, and there are too many shows and too much money on the line for them to abandon their booked plans, IMO. If I were to guess, the band is holing themselves up in a few high end Manhattan hotels, waiting to see what the weather does.

Yes I was looking at the small gap between the show on the 25th and the show on the 28th and thinking that perhaps Mick used that time to fly out and have services for his mother.

Thanks. Appreciate that. :-)

As I was driving home on the night of hurricane Irene from Bethel NY.

NY, and Connecticut roads were shutdown at 12 midnight .Right in the middle of my travels .

I had no issues with the police pulling me over.

I felt like a ship Captain as the rain and the high winds were like waves spraying over the car.

This is way more dangerous and different then Irene.

Just be careful guys in your travels to these shows.

I think by the time this blizzard is over with I will be in the hospital with a broken back or a heart attach after the snow shoveling .




Boy look at those snow covered hills.LOL............................................................

Does the show get refunded for a snowstorm no show?

You get a refund if the show is canceled altogether.

I'm nervous because of the band got to travel in this mess.