Who is going to Jiffy Lube in VA?
 

I'm so looking forward to seeing Stevie on this tour. Why? NEW SONGS!

:blob1:I am so there.....I can not Fing wait. I've never been to that venue. I live in NC so I'm driving in on saturday and spending the night. I havn't seen her solo since 2007 crystal visions tour. Anybody familular with the Lube? Ha Lube...love say the Lube.....:]

I'll be there!

I'll be on sharon and lori's side row L seats 11 and 12. OK seats certainly not the best. I really hope the crowd is rocking, I refuse to sit down for anybody, except if mama asks me herself. I despise going to a concert and someone telling me to sit down. This is my 3rd solo Stevie concert, I have had the pleasure of the stage walk and held her hand for a nano second in 1994. Saw her again in 2007. I plan on singing every word to every song at the top of my lungs, so watch out Virginia. Its the next to last show i believe so I hope the crowd is totally into it.

I'll be there with my sister. It will be her first stevie show!

i am going. orchestra 2 row b

Isn't jiffy lube like uh... a place you get your motor oil changed?

Be nice if you could get your oil changed during the show.

Michele

Oh, can't you though? ;)

If someone has an extra ticket in close proximity to the stage, let me or Grace (mezzoforte) know.

hey hey we're talkin about lube jobs here! ;)

You know I'm always down to talk about lube jobs, Brandon... sorry to disrupt the fun ;)

hahaha, just joshin with ya. So uh... is there really a place called Jiffy Lube?

enjoy..
 

i'll be there in spirit. I had other plans from a long time ago.. in a galaxy far away.. i really wish I could make it to the jiffy, but the Irish game won't be over until after 7.. found this online in the WP = they always review records right before the artist comes to town..

STEVIE NICKS
Album review: "In Your Dreams"

Stevie Nicks, who began winning hearts in the 1970s when she and Lindsey Buckingham joined Fleetwood Mac, is back with her first solo album in a decade, "In Your Dreams." It's full of her trademark songs of love and longing, but the album is enriched by her experiences.

Consider the song "Soldier's Angel," which flows from solemn guitars that echo Nicks's world-weary vocals reflecting a soldier's mother, his wife and the soldier himself. Nicks's heartache is palpable, likely gained through her extensive charity work for the military.

Not that the album ever gets too heavy.

With "Annabel Lee," Nicks is right back to form. The song opens with soft keyboards that seem to almost sonically mimic a sprite before they give way to flowing guitars and Nicks's voice, this time as a maiden who lived with no other thought than to love and be loved. On "Cheaper Than Free," Nicks teams with producer Dave Stewart (the Eurythmics) for a duet in which they relish "what's better than alone, going home."

"In Your Dreams" is pure Nicks but with a more mature edge. It's a sound that's easy to love.

--Nancy Dunham, Sept. 2, 2011

Keith,
I'm sorry to hear that you will miss seeing Stevie in VA. Its hard to believe it's been 10 years since the TISL tour at that same venue. I hope you got to catch her on this tour at another city.

Bill