stevie nicks london iyd premier 16th.of.sept
 

Hey stevies.premiering.iyd along with mick,dave and christine at the curzon.cinema in london on.the 16th of sept.. im gonna fly there from.belfast to see her... cant wait

Anyone else going??

Per the posting on Facebook, IYD will be released on DVD and VOD in November. Hopefully that means in the US, too!

Are tickets available yet? I want to come!

Wow I hope so for a DVD.It almost will be a year since the first screenings of the docu.

Those of you that go.Enjoy...

Wow. This is crazy. I am in shock at Christine. Well, at least I know all of those who can't be there will get to see lots of pictures from the event. Incredible.

Michele

Entertainment Focus

Stevie Nicks announces UK documentary premiere
Posted on September 4, 2013 By Pip Ellwood

- See more at: http://www.entertainment-focus.com/m....R54FYXaz.dpuf

Stevie Nicks will be joined by Fleetwood Mac members Christine McVie and Mick Fleetwood for the premiere of her new documentary In Your Dreams.
Taking place at the Curzon Mayfair, London on Monday 16th September, Nicks will also be joined by Dave Stewart who collaborated with her on the documentary. The film opens just ahead of Fleetwood Mac’s 2013 World Tour which kicks off in Dublin on 20th September.

The premiere will be introduced by journalist Craig MacLean who will host a Q&A with Nicks before the screening.

The synopsis for In Your Dreams is:

Co-produced and co-directed by Dave Stewart, “In Your Dreams shows the up close and personal musical journey that the two artists embarked on in Nicks’ Los Angeles home as they wrote and recorded an album during what Nicks called “the greatest year of my life”. Nicks felt compelled to share the joyful experience with her fans on what she termed “the day the circus came to town”. The record was co-written by Nicks and Stewart and produced by Stewart and Glen Ballard.

A multi Grammy Award winning artist and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Nicks allowed cameras inside her magical old mansion high atop the hills of LA with a wild cast of musicians and friends. The inner life of the legendary Nicks has by her design long been kept at a distance from the public. We learn in “Dreams” that her world features costume parties, elaborate dinner feasts, tap dancing, fantasy creations and revealing song writing and recording sessions all of which are captured on film. There are cameos by Edgar Allan Poe, Mick Fleetwood, Reese Witherspoon, a massive white stallion in the backyard, owls and naturally a few vampires who appear in several “home movie” style music videos.

In addition to the story of the Nicks / Stewart creative partnership, “In Your Dreams” has plenty of other cinematic payoffs including rare never before seen personal scrapbook stills from Nicks’ childhood and family life and a wealth of candid backstage and performance shots taken over the last 35 years. The documentary was produced by Dave Stewart’s production company, Weapons of Mass Entertainment.

- See more at: http://www.entertainment-focus.com/m....R54FYXaz.dpuf

The fact that Christine is appearing/attending, plus doing that radio interview, I think just gives more credence to the theory that she's getting bored and antsy and itching for some more time in the spotlight :-)

IYD London Press Release
 

PRESS RELEASE
Film Premiere
Stevie Nicks
‘In Your Dreams’
Film Documentary
Co-Directed by Stevie Nicks and Dave Stewart
Co- Produced By Dave Stewart and Paul Boyd
UK Premiere at the Curzon Mayfair, London
Monday September 16th
6.15pm Press Call
7pm Film Starts
STEVIE NICKS, FLEETWOOD MAC BANDMATES AND OTHER SUPERSTARS
EXPECTED AT THE UK PREMIERE OF HER ACCLAIMED DOCUMENTARY ‘IN YOUR
DREAMS’ ON MONDAY 16TH SEPTEMBER, CURZON MAYFAIR, LONDON
Stevie Nicks will be joined by Fleetwood Mac members Christine McVie and Mick Fleetwood, plus
Dave Stewart and other stars as she debuts ‘In Your Dreams’ an intimate portrayal of the often
illusive Nicks as she created her 2011 solo album of the same title. Co directed and co produced
by Nicks in collaboration with former Eurythmic Dave Stewart, the film debuts just ahead of the
European leg of Fleetwood Mac’s 2013 World Tour which opens at Dublin’s 02 on the 20th of
September and continues on to London on the 24th, 25th and 27th September at the O2 Arena.
Stevie will attend a photocall at 6.15pm for the red carpet event, followed by interviews, before
joining fans and guests for the premiere at 7pm. The film will be introduced by journalist Craig
MacLean who will host a Q&A session with Stevie after the film.
The trailer can be viewed HERE
Synopsis
Co-produced and co-directed by Dave Stewart, “In Your Dreams shows the up close and personal
musical journey that the two artists embarked on in Nicks’ Los Angeles home as they wrote and
recorded an album during what Nicks called “the greatest year of my life”. Nicks felt compelled
to share the joyful experience with her fans on what she termed “the day the circus came to town”.
The record was co-written by Nicks and Stewart and produced by Stewart and Glen Ballard.
A multi Grammy Award winning artist and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Nicks allowed
cameras inside her magical old mansion high atop the hills of LA with a wild cast of musicians
and friends. The inner life of the legendary Nicks has by her design long been kept at a distance
from the public. We learn in “Dreams” that her world features costume parties, elaborate dinner
feasts, tap dancing, fantasy creations and revealing song writing and recording sessions all of
which are captured on film. There are cameos by Edgar Allan Poe, Mick Fleetwood, Reese
Witherspoon, a massive white stallion in the backyard, owls and naturally a few vampires who
appear in several “home movie” style music videos.
In addition to the story of the Nicks / Stewart creative partnership, “In Your Dreams” has plenty of
other cinematic payoffs including rare never before seen personal scrapbook stills from Nicks’
childhood and family life and a wealth of candid backstage and performance shots taken over the
last 35 years. The documentary was produced by Dave Stewart’s production company, Weapons
of Mass Entertainment.
“This is our baby and we give her lovingly into your dreams. From our tribe to yours,” said Nicks.
“She is really real. It doesn’t matter if she is singing in the make-up room or in the middle of a TV
interview. She is who she is, and she doesn’t change.” commented Stewart.
Other Releases & Events
 The film’s release coincides with the European leg of Fleetwood Mac’s 2013 World Tour (opening
Sept 20th at the O2 in Dublin) and a new EP from the band ‘Extended Play’ which features four
previously unreleased tracks
 ‘In Your Dreams’ will be released on DVD and VOD in November
 Dave Stewart’s album ‘Lucky Numbers’ is released on October 7th on Kobalt Label Services.
www.davestewart.com
 Ghost The Musical is on a national tour until March 2014. See www.ghostthemusical.com for venue
and ticket info

Tomorrow is the day! :]

Is it just me, or do I imagine Stevie having to be pried off of Christine during the premiere when they do meet? :lol:

Should be fun! :)

From Dave S's FB:

http://i1312.photobucket.com/albums/...ps3126cb5a.jpg

& Lindsey too? Wow...

Here is a Facebook link to some of the pictures from the IYD premiere .



https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=3&theater

I love seeing Stevie and Chris together: :]

Me too :nod:

so nice!! Chris looks very happy to be there!!!

Stevie Nicks: Why I let cameras into my home for 'In Your Dreams' film

http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/new...eams-film.html

Published Tuesday, Sep 17 2013, 2:18pm EDT | By Kate Goodacre for Digital Spy

Friends for over 30 years, Stevie Nicks and Dave Stewart joined forces to make her first solo record in decades during 2010. In Your Dreams was recorded at the Fleetwood Mac member's home in California over a 10-month period, and spawned a behind-the-scenes documentary Stevie Nicks: In Your Dreams.

Speaking to Digital Spy at the Curzon cinema in Mayfair before last night's (September 16) UK premiere of the documentary - produced and directed by the musicians - Nicks tells the story of how Stewart convinced her to commit what she has since described as "the happiest year of my life" to camera.

"Well, [it came about] because we were doing it at my house. When I first asked Dave [Stewart] to come over and talk to me about producing the record, I had decided never to do another solo record. So, I wrote 'Moonlight' the year before, in Australia, and that's when I decided I'd maybe do a record, because I've got to surround this song with some other songs - otherwise, what am I gonna do, put out one song, you know?

"That's when I called Dave and said, 'Would you like to produce this record? I have a song'. So Dave came over to my house and we talked about it, and then he said, 'Yeah, I'd like to do it'. So we looked around and I said, 'We could do it here, 'cause this is a big house, and I don't live here, I live three minutes away in an apartment. So it's basically empty. My goddaughter lives in the garage. So, why don't we do that, and what do you think?' And he said, 'Let's do that'.

"So, we decided to start, and right on the first day, he said, 'You know, we should film this'. And I said, 'Well, you know what that means. That means make-up, that means hair, that means wearing nice clothes every day, and we kind of discussed it, and he said, 'If you don't like it, we won't use it.

"'Shooting is not nearly as expensive as it used to be, so this isn't gonna to cost us a million dollars. So if it's totally terrible, we won't use it. Secondly, you might be sorry at the end of this that we didn't get something, 'cause I have a feeling it's going to be very natural'.

"So I said, 'You know what?' I remember in the Tom Petty documentary [Runnin' Down a Dream] that was four hours long, there was a part on the Wilburys, the five of them. There was George [Harrison], Bob [Dylan], Tom, Jeff [Lynne] and Roy [Orbison]. And it was so fantastic, and very very soon after that, two of them were gone.

"I always was so personally glad that they let the cameras in, because certainly with that group of five men, I would have thought they would have said no. But they didn't, and they threw caution to the wind, and they let it be filmed... I thought, 'You know... I'm not gonna take the vain route on this one. I'm going to say okay, I'm not a great make-up artist, but I'll do it, and I'll get my hair pristine, and I'll pick out a uniform that I'll wear every single day, and it will be nice, but I won't have to think [about it].

"So, we started and Dave came with 50 little flip-cams, gave the cameras to everybody. So we started, [and] everybody was filming - like, we'd be filming you right now. And so, within a week, everybody got very very used to it, and then when we were done every night, we'd all sit and show each other our film, you know? So we were all beginning to get excited about it.

"And slowly, Dave started bringing in very subtle, very innocuous, better cameras... after [the first three months], we had better filmmakers. But we never hardly saw them, and we were used to it by then, so it didn't matter. And they knew, they'd all been warned, 'No bad angles, try to get good light, try to have cameras that do well in low light, blah blah'. So, and it was just, you know, it was like... then it was fun... and when you see it, you'll understand that.

"So when it was over, a year later, and everybody left... the girls went home, my goddaughter had cooked for us every day, five days a week, ten people moved out of the cottage, and I was sitting there on the stairs with my little dog Sulamith, and I looked at Sulamith and I said, 'Now what?' And I just cried, and I thought, 'I just would like to start again tomorrow on 15 more songs. I don't want this to ever be over'.

"So that's the reason I did it, and because it's filmed, it will never be over. It will always exist in the minds and imaginations of everybody - little kids, grown-up people, old people, music people, people that just wanted to make an album and be in the house... it's there for everybody.

"It was very good of Dave to suggest it, because most people would have known that I don't love being filmed... he was able to say, 'But you will love it'. And I believed him. So that's the great thing - believe."