This Tour

[jmn3]

Originally Posted by michelej1

They could do something with Straight Back where Chris came out from behind the piano when they shared a vocal and make it seem more like a duet, which is a dynamic Chris and Stevie have never created on stage before. The fans would like that. But I don't think FM would actually do it.

Michele

Yeah that would be pretty interesting and the audience would eat it up, but you're right, it would likely never happen. Chris is already on record as saying she never enjoys when she has to come out from behind the keys (World Turning, Everywhere, Tusk).

I would love for this tour (and at this point, it's very likely this could be IT for the band) to shed some light on Tango and Mirage. Straight Back, That's Alright, Hold Me, Book of Love, Tango (the song), Seven Wonders, Little Lies, Isn't it Midnight, would all be great to hear. As would When I See You Again and Family Man....kidding!

[michelej1]

Huffington Post June 2, 2014 by Wendi Aarons

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/wendi-...b_5374751.html

Video may have killed the radio star, but never fear, music fans! Bands that were big in the '80s are coming to a stadium near you this summer, for "reunion," "farewell," and "redux" tours -- because the radio star needs to pay for college for his kids, and rebuild the retirement account that was wasted on hookers and blow back in the peak earning years. Here's a helpful reminder of who's on tour this summer, why you may want to go, what to wear if you do, and the substance that'll help you drown your sorrows when you remember that you first listened to most of this music on a cassette tape.

Fleetwood Mac: Why is this the most expensive concert of the entire summer? Baby, I don't wanna know-oh. But we're guessing there's some kind of hazard pay involved to lure five musicians with a history of infighting back to the same stage. Will there be any songs that WON'T lead to sing-alongs and interpretive Stevie-ish dancing by audience members? Oh, God, no. This audience will even lose their s*** over "Tusk." Therefore, dress yourself in your gypsy-thrift-shop finest for maximum twirling. Or, if you're a man, pull your black leather blazer out of the attic and join Lindsey Buckingham in looking like a 65-year-old Narc.

Recreational substance: Grass.