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Originally Posted by Macfan4life
I don't think Stevie would ever make overtures towards Lindsey. The only way it would happen is if Mick's persuasion worked and then she still would not do it. Mick would be the one pulling the strings. Perhaps he convinces her that he's almost broke again and convinces her to partake in a goodbye swansong for the band. The only reason I think it will happen is because of Lindsey. I cant really understand it but Lindsey has always said he would go back and has had several olive branches towards Mick. I do believe Stevie has guilt of her actions from 2018. I dont think she wants a Yoko Ono legacy with the band. She forgave Mick and came back to the Mac after their big fight in 1991. I think there will some sort of reunion that may not include John. It may not be a tour but I think Stevie and Lindsey will be on stage together again. Why? Because the history of this band tells me so.
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I’m sure nothings off the table but to paraphrase Lindsey from the 1997 tour - time limits them at this point. They’re getting to be too old and Lindsey for whatever reason is taking way too much time off. At their age, they really need to keep the juices flowing if they want to continue to play live shows well into their 70’s and 80’s. Stevie, for better or worse, is taking a clue from how the Rolling Stones have been approaching this late stage of their careers. For the last 12 years the Stones have done some type of annual short tour, with the exception of 2020. Usually a 12-15ish show tour over a 2-3 month period. From my view it keeps the wheels turning (for the entire band/operation). If it’s not medical related, then I have to wonder if LB ever cares to take the stage or tour again at this point. These are horrible years for someone his age to simply go into hiding.