Meet and Greet with Mick Fleetwood

[StandbackStevie]

With The Shows so far if anyone went to the meet and greet with mick fleetwood and how it and how was mick and did you get to meet more than just mick did he sign anything as well as taking a photo with him was curious how the experience went with people at the shows and how did the shows sell were they sell outs?

[kennation]

Originally Posted by StandbackStevie

With The Shows so far if anyone went to the meet and greet with mick fleetwood and how it and how was mick and did you get to meet more than just mick did he sign anything as well as taking a photo with him was curious how the experience went with people at the shows and how did the shows sell were they sell outs?

I will let you know after Sunday when I go to mine.

[GavinBrown]

please ask him if they are going to record this tour for dvd/cd....andddddd also if theres a snowballs chance in hell of getting Sisters in that set...lol

[bikerchic]

Sisters and Angel (hehe). But the big question is, WHY, you won't perform it. and don't settle for "it's up to Stevie"

[StandbackStevie]

i just got an email about if you already have a ticket you can get an upgrade to a meet and greet with mick from ILAA i wonder how much that is? have to call and found out

[TrueFaith77]

https://www.iloveallaccess.com/index...t&iArtistId=84

Upgrades available from Philly on... so no MSG upgrad.

[Enchanted_Stevi]

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77

https://www.iloveallaccess.com/index...t&iArtistId=84

Upgrades available from Philly on... so no MSG upgrad.

I cant believe theres no upgrade for Boston either...FML

[Fever Dance]

I was at the Meet and Greet in Pittsburgh. I didn't do it through ILAA, it was through one of Mick's charities so I didn't get the full "experience" , just the Meet and Greet.
It was a wonderful. I think the total time we had with Mick was about 30 minutes. After the pictures he just hung around answering questions until they made him leave to get ready for the show. He was very courteous, friendly, and informative. People were a little bit shy so there were really only a couple of people asking questions. I think there were about 10 of us there but only myself and my husband were from the charity.
As he was leaving, a couple of people asked him to sign things for them. But he wasn't set up at a table or anything. It seemed kinda awkward to me so I didn't ask for an autograph. We were in a loungey type area with a bar and he basically stood around and mingled the entire time.

[Skyveris]

Originally Posted by GavinBrown

please ask him if they are going to record this tour for dvd/cd....andddddd also if theres a snowballs chance in hell of getting Sisters in that set...lol

I'm desperate to know the answer to the first question (I've wanted to know this since the tour started)... and I hope with a passion that he would answer in the affirmative to the second question as well, but I'm squarely expecting disappointment on that one. Still, do PLEASE ask him both questions.

-Matt

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Fever Dance

I was at the Meet and Greet in Pittsburgh. I didn't do it through ILAA, it was through one of Mick's charities so I didn't get the full "experience" , just the Meet and Greet.
It was a wonderful. I think the total time we had with Mick was about 30 minutes.

That sounds really unrushed and lovely. Michele

[Musicman408]

Originally Posted by Fever Dance

I was at the Meet and Greet in Pittsburgh. I didn't do it through ILAA, it was through one of Mick's charities so I didn't get the full "experience" , just the Meet and Greet.
It was a wonderful. I think the total time we had with Mick was about 30 minutes. After the pictures he just hung around answering questions until they made him leave to get ready for the show. He was very courteous, friendly, and informative. People were a little bit shy so there were really only a couple of people asking questions. I think there were about 10 of us there but only myself and my husband were from the charity.
As he was leaving, a couple of people asked him to sign things for them. But he wasn't set up at a table or anything. It seemed kinda awkward to me so I didn't ask for an autograph. We were in a loungey type area with a bar and he basically stood around and mingled the entire time.

That sounds really great!!! Good for you!!!

[LukeA]

Originally Posted by Fever Dance

I was at the Meet and Greet in Pittsburgh. I didn't do it through ILAA, it was through one of Mick's charities so I didn't get the full "experience" , just the Meet and Greet.
It was a wonderful. I think the total time we had with Mick was about 30 minutes. After the pictures he just hung around answering questions until they made him leave to get ready for the show. He was very courteous, friendly, and informative. People were a little bit shy so there were really only a couple of people asking questions. I think there were about 10 of us there but only myself and my husband were from the charity.
As he was leaving, a couple of people asked him to sign things for them. But he wasn't set up at a table or anything. It seemed kinda awkward to me so I didn't ask for an autograph. We were in a loungey type area with a bar and he basically stood around and mingled the entire time.

Wow, that's much more than I expected from him. I hope the meet & greets will remain that way for the rest of the tour.

[kak125]

Originally Posted by Fever Dance

I was at the Meet and Greet in Pittsburgh. I didn't do it through ILAA, it was through one of Mick's charities so I didn't get the full "experience" , just the Meet and Greet.
It was a wonderful. I think the total time we had with Mick was about 30 minutes. After the pictures he just hung around answering questions until they made him leave to get ready for the show. He was very courteous, friendly, and informative. People were a little bit shy so there were really only a couple of people asking questions. I think there were about 10 of us there but only myself and my husband were from the charity.
As he was leaving, a couple of people asked him to sign things for them. But he wasn't set up at a table or anything. It seemed kinda awkward to me so I didn't ask for an autograph. We were in a loungey type area with a bar and he basically stood around and mingled the entire time.

hey did you win that charity thing through ebay? If so you were the one that beat me at the last minute, HA! I was at the bar and saw with less than 3 minutes that I was outbid and tried to bid again but my phone was acting up. I am glad that you got a nice meet and greet with him. Did you get your pic with him yet?

[Fever Dance]

Originally Posted by kak125

hey did you win that charity thing through ebay? If so you were the one that beat me at the last minute, HA! I was at the bar and saw with less than 3 minutes that I was outbid and tried to bid again but my phone was acting up. I am glad that you got a nice meet and greet with him. Did you get your pic with him yet?

Kak- Yes that was me! I'm sorry I beat you out on such an awesome experience I haven't gotten the pics yet, but they said it would take a week or so I think.

Thanks for all the kinds words everyone. I wish I had some really juicy secret Mick gossip for you but I think everyone was too star struck to ask anything remotely controversial

A couple of highlights were when someone asked him why he didn't bang down Christine's door to get her to tour. And he said if he thought it would work, he would have tried. He also said that they all missed her and that she deserved the right to retire in peace if that was what she wanted. He said they talked about it as a band before the tour as to whether or not they should go out without her. As we all know, he said that he, John, Stevie, and Lindsey all wanted to keep playing live music so they decided to tour. He did say he didn't know if it ( a tour ) would ever happen again
He also mentioned that Stevie is lonely without Chris, but that she has several friends that tour with her and keep her company.
Another great moment was when someone asked Mick what current music he enjoyed. He said really enjoyed Beyonce's "Single Ladies" !! lol. He said it wouldn't be remembered 20 years from now, but it was a great pop song and very catchy. He also mentioned he liked Coldplay and talked at length about his love for U2. He even made a crack about them starting off as an Irish punk bank decked out in spandex.

Right before he left, I asked him to give John a Pittsburgh Penguins hat that I had bought for him. He said he loved it, and said John would too, and that John would actually wear it

[kennation]

I had a blast at my Meet and Greet! We had a blast. My review is on one of the Detroit Threads... I am so wore out from all of the excitement! Check out our pictures:

http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...lbumId=2762756