Mick Fleetwood to Host '24 Hours' TV Series
 

By Roy Trakin | April 08, 2014

Mick Fleetwood has been signed to host a series of television specials, "24 Hours With Mick," featuring one-on-one conversations and adventures with an array of his friends and colleagues. The Fleetwood Mac drummer/founder will spend a day with each guest probing their thoughts, interests and ideas. Where and when it will air has not yet been announced.

The series will showcase an eclectic line -up of interview subjects from a diverse array of fields, including music and entertainment to technology and politics, art, architecture and more. Each subject will be hand-picked by Fleetwood as someone he admires and whom he is fascinated.

The show will be filmed in a variety of locations, including his home in Hawaii to cities around the world where he will be touring with Fleetwood Mac.

"24 Hours With Mick" is produced by Vortex Media. Executive Producers by industry vets James Deutch, Nico Golfar andCarl Stubner.

Deutch has created and Executive Produced six prime-time television series and two feature films. Recent projects include Fashion Star (NBC), Tech Stars (Bloomberg Television) andConversations with Michael Eisner (CNBC). Deutch has served as a development executive at Zodiak Entertainment, evp at Nederlander Companies and vp at Hearst Entertainment.

Golfar is an event producer and branding expert for some of the most recognizable names in film, television, music and business since 1995. Golfar has executed large-scale projects, discerning private and destination management events, product launches and seeding programs for clients including DDB LA, Hans Zimmer, PopChips, Vespa, Depeche Mode, Virgin, Best Buy, Microsoft, Tanqueray, Fleetwood Mac, Warner Brothers, Namco and Bentley to name a few.

Stubner is the Chairman of Suretone Entertainment and co-manager of Fleetwood Mac. Throughout his career Stubner has worked with some of the biggest artists and performers in the world including Nirvana, Alanis Morissette, Tommy Lee, ZZ Top, Billy Ray Cyrus, Seal, Andrew Dice Clay, India.Arie and many more.


http://www.billboard.com/articles/ne...ours-tv-series

I'm sure he can use the extra cash.

This sounds like an interesting concept. I hope he spends one of those hours with Stevie, Lindsey or Christine.

Mick should do one of these with John. We never get to see John.

But since he and Christine are renting a house together, I'm sure he'll do one with her.

Heaven help me: Steven Tyler.

Michele

I was thinking about that...How much is Mick really making off the M&G's...You knew it would only be a matter of time before Mick became involved in some sort of reality show...Mick is quite the story teller so it might be interesting...

Mick should have Wendy Welch on one of his segments...I imagine it would be quite an intense show...

He can drum while Steven yells across the water on his boat, like he did on Oprah.

He needs to do all of them: Stevie, Lindsey, Christine, and John.

Haha!! You made me spit my coffee out... :p

[I really don't want to see Mick talking to politicians. He doesn't strike me as versed enough, but maybe he'll surprise me.]

Newsdesk, April 9, 2014
http://www.music-news.com/shownews.a...&nItemID=78253

Mick Fleetwood has been signed by Vortex Media to host a series of one-hour interview specials called 24 Hours With Mick.

The series will feature Fleetwood talking with everyone from musicians to artists to politicians, all hand picked by the drummer.

The interviews will be held during Fleetwood Mac's upcoming tour to a few in Fleetwood's Hawaiian home.

According to Billboard, the premier date and the network have not been announced.


Michele

Which means, don't hold your breath, yet.

Right. If they don't have a network yet, it sounds like it's being shopped around.

Michele

Carl Stubner's putting people in reality shows led to big nasty lawsuits with Motley Crue. They accused him of diverting money he made managing Tommy Lee into his own pocket. Gotta wonder

This sounds exciting and fun. Hopefully it finds a tv home or maybe just an internet thing. :cool:

I hope the show shows up online somewhere.I dumped the extended cable channels.