Christine about Glasto 2015

[secret love]

Originally Posted by elle

NME now also has the same story, giving it much more publicity -


Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie: 'We'll do Glastonbury if Michael Eavis provides the wellies'

Singer also confirms the band are now halfway through recording a new album

Photo: Getty
Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie has said that the band are open to playing Glastonbury in the future.

The singer, who rejoined the band full time earlier this year, said she would be more than happy to play the festival if they were asked.

She told The Daily Star: "If Michael Eavis provides the wellies I'll be there."

McVie also confirmed that the band are halfway through making a new album. "We are making new music right now," she added. "It's half done, then the world tour starts in September."

Of the recording sessions, Fleetwood Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham said earlier this year: "The chemistry was just unbelievable. We're all very excited about the new music. Knowing me I'm going to be pushing hard for a double album."

Fleetwood Mac spent two months at Village Recorder studio in Los Angeles, working in the same room in which they recorded their 1979 album 'Tusk'.

The band released an EP in 2013, called 'Extended Play', which only reached only No 125 on the UK album chart.

Read more at http://www.nme.com/news/fleetwood-ma...bGHYXPgMqlm.99

I have my passport now!
Maybe I'll go to UK and see them over in Scotland
or just wait here like a patetico Australian.

Excuse my Italian. Pathetic of me just sitting her waiting for the band. I need to go see them O/S
They aren't coming here, are they? Why would the Mac go to Australia? We are the last item on their agenda, an afterthought. I'll see P!nk instead, Australians are her bread and butter. She played 50 Australian shows last year. Fleetwood Mac played zero, even the ones booked? Only what, 12? We started with 15, down to 12, then 10 then NONE

Australians will always miss out because of our geographical location and proximity to nothing. Middle of nowhere and small population, floating towards the Antarctic.

[PenguinHead]

What is a wellie?

I'm guessing it's a term for drinks?

[secret love]

Originally Posted by PenguinHead

What is a wellie?

I'm guessing it's a term for drinks?

Wellington boots

You wear them in the muddy grass.

Google Images results for "wellie": https://www.google.com.au/search?q=w...w=1920&bih=985

[PenguinHead]

Originally Posted by secret love

Wellington boots

You wear them in the muddy grass.

Google Images results for "wellie": https://www.google.com.au/search?q=w...w=1920&bih=985

I was way off on that one!

[jenniferuk]

Originally Posted by PenguinHead

I was way off on that one!

Essential for muddy Glasto--supermodel approved!

http://www.glamour.com/fashion/blogs...t-glaston.html

[PenguinHead]

Originally Posted by secret love

I have my passport now!
Australians will always miss out because of our geographical location and proximity to nothing. Middle of nowhere and small population, floating towards the Antarctic.

I feel for you! I would love to visit Australia and New Zealand. But it's so far far away. I think flying to the moon would be easier. Yet, I would like to soak up the culture there. It's like an alternate universe to me!

Big fan of the Crowded House/Finn family!

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by PenguinHead

I feel for you! I would love to visit Australia and New Zealand. But it's so far far away. I think flying to the moon would be easier.

I would love to go but I could not imagine sitting on an airplane for 16 hours.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by vivfox

I would love to go but I could not imagine sitting on an airplane for 16 hours.

Even in business class it's rough.

[MoonSister75]

Originally Posted by vivfox

I would love to go but I could not imagine sitting on an airplane for 16 hours.

My parents are just about to catch a 19hour flight back from Perth to the UK after visiting my sister. Its a long, long way. I used to do the UK-Sydney route, nearly 24 hours It is worth it though, I love Australia and really miss it sometimes.