LB's Livestream Dec 5 2020 - LB looks past very difficult year

[soul_drifter333]

Lindsey Buckingham is performing an intimate show, live from his home studio in Los Angeles, featuring hits from across his iconic catalog on December 5th.

Tickets will be on sale Friday, November 13 at 7am PT.

For more info visit http://arcivr.live/store/athome

https://twitter.com/LBuckingham

[BLY]

I wonder if it’s with a band or just Lindsey?

[sleepless child]

I'll be there! This is very exciting.

[michelej1]

I am so glad that he’s keeping up with the times and giving us something to relish.

[TrueFaith77]

I can’t tell you all how this made my day.

Great idea.

Hope there is new music too, but I was just happy to see him and hear him.

This is a big breakthrough for him.

[elle]

love it!


https://www.thisisdig.com/lindsey-bu...vestream-show/

12 November 2020
LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM ANNOUNCES INTIMATE LIVESTREAM SHOW
Lindsey Buckingham Announces Intimate Livestream Show
ZUMA Press, Inc/Alamy Stock Photo
Lindsey Buckingham has announced details of a special livestream performance for fans on Saturday 5th December 2020.

The show, which will take place at 8:30pm Eastern Standard Time (EST), will be live from Lindsey Buckingham’s home studio in Los Angeles, and will feature hits and fan favourites from his iconic catalogue. The performance will also remain live for 48 hours post-show for ticket holders to enjoy, and fans from around the world will also have access to purchase special VIP packages for the show.

Tickets for the event will go on-sale tomorrow, Friday 13th November.

Buckingham recently joined Stevie Nicks and Mick Fleetwood by participating in the ‘Dreams’ viral TikTok Challenge created by Nathan Apodaca (@doggface208), where he can be seen riding a horse while sipping on Ocean Spray cranberry juice.

When discussing his upcoming livestream event on Twitter, Buckingham said, “I have been laying low lately, just like everyone else and I haven’t seen any of you for a while, so I thought I’d give a little intimate concert from my home studio. It is going to be on December 5th and you can all watch it from the comfort of your own homes.

Lindsey Buckingham, who is widely considered one of the greatest living guitar players and songwriters of our time is also a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and three time GRAMMY award winner. He worked with Fleetwood Mac is as a producer, guitarist, vocalist and chief songwriter for the band, but also has had a successful career as a solo artist, as evidenced on his 2018 solo anthology, which spanned three CDs.

For fans keen to hear some of these iconic songs, this intimate show will allow them to hear 45 minutes of the artist performing live from his studio, with some VIP options including a Q&A package. Tickets for the event can be bought from Lindsey Buckingham’s website directly.

Lindsey Buckingham is performing an intimate show, live from his home studio in Los Angeles, featuring hits from across his iconic catalog on December 5th.

Tickets will be on sale Friday, November 13 at 7am PT.

For more info visit https://t.co/CPqwGMF5L5 pic.twitter.com/WxN0a0EVby

— Lindsey Buckingham (@LBuckingham) November 12, 2020

[UnwindedDreams]

There's a presale going on right now, FYI

I don't know the secret code though: https://arcivr.live/store/athome

[soul_drifter333]

I just got the standard ticket. There's a nice VIP package with a Q&A session for $125 but I don't have the funds to splurge right now.

[tango87]

Got my ticket! He's never made it solo to the UK yet, so this will have to do for my first live Lindsey concert (although it will be a late night...)

[UnwindedDreams]

Holy smokes. The Q&A is sold out already.
Anyone here that got it. Ask him to play "Wrong"!
Thank you.

[elle]

Over the weekend, I caught Lindsey Buckingham's livestream show, his first public performance since his heart surgery last year. Here's my recap via @UltClassicRock #LindseyBuckingham https://t.co/wld2BzILa3

— David Chiu (@newbeats) December 7, 2020

INDSEY BUCKINGHAM LOOKS PAST ‘VERY DIFFICULT YEAR’ ON LIVESTREAM

DAVID CHIU
Published: December 7, 2020
Arciver

Lindsey Buckingham made poignant remarks during a Saturday night solo livestream show from his home studio that encapsulated a difficult period for everyone.

“Well, this is a song that has been around for a very long time.” the longtime former Fleetwood Mac member said while introducing “Never Going Back Again” from 1977's Rumours. “It's one of many that has gone through some changes on stage, and the context of what it means has changed as well: As we evolve as people, as we experience different things. Sometimes, the same lyrics can take on whole new contexts.

“Suffice it to say,” Buckingham continued, “we had a difficult year with all that's gone on — some might say a difficult four years. I think that from my personal experiences of the last few years — my separation from Fleetwood Mac, having a bypass after that, and then, of course, the pandemic — it's been a series of events that I didn't see coming, and certainly we've all have had to deal with these things in our own way. All I can say is that I truly believe that what's coming in the next few years is going to make total sense out of what has been, and it's going to be very healing for all of us.”

The livestream show was Buckingham's first public performance since he underwent open-heart surgery in 2019. He was scheduled to go on tour this year before COVID-19 altered those plans.

A seated Buckingham played a nearly one-hour set of his solo and Fleetwood Mac songs, surrounded by a mixing desk and other gear in his studio. He alternated between acoustic and electric guitars, kicking off the intimate show with “Bleed to Love Her,” which first appeared as a live take on Fleetwood Mac's The Dance and then later on their Say You Will studio album.

He followed with “Trouble” and “Shut Us Down” from his solo albums Law and Order and Under the Skin, respectively. At one point, Buckingham was just more than halfway into his slow-burning performance of “Go Insane” when a technical glitch unfortunately interrupted the stream. He acknowledged the issue after the broadcast resumed.

Buckingham also unearthed “Stephanie,” a very deep cut from Buckingham Nicks, his 1973 pre-Fleetwood Mac collaboration with Stevie Nicks. “This is an instrumental I had written,” he said before playing the song. “I remember I asked Stevie, 'What do you think we ought to call it?' 'Why don't you call it "Stephanie"?' That's Stevie for you,” Buckingham added with a laugh.

Despite recent health issues, Buckingham's voice and shimmering guitar playing were in fine form throughout the set. As always, “Big Love” and “I'm So Afraid” remain mesmerizing highlights of his live performances. He ended the livestream with a rip-roaring version of “Go Your Own Way,” then thanked fans while hinting at future plans.

“This is great. I loved doing it," Buckingham said. "I'm looking forward to seeing all of you down the road a bit, maybe end of the summer. Be well, be safe, and we'll see you soon.”

'At Home With Lindsey Buckingham' Set List

"Bleed to Love Her"
"Trouble"
"Shut Us Down"
"Never Going Back Again"
"Go Insane"
"Big Love"
"Stephanie"
"I'm So Afraid"
"Go Your Own Way"





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[elle]

someone uploaded on youtube, also if you bought ticket livestream replay is extended and available through Sat - so watch while you can. i'm assuming youtube vid will get yanked.

[elle]

btw, made this thread for any reviews and also ease of search / connecting other 2 threads on the topic:

Yippppeee!- https://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showthread.php?t=59094

Questions for Lindsey on 12/5/2020 -
https://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showthread.php?t=59096

[michelej1]

Well maybe Yippee should be merged. It’s nondescript and we won’t be able to find it six months from now.

[elle]

Originally Posted by michelej1

Well maybe Yippee should be merged. It’s nondescript and we won’t be able to find it six months from now.

right. it made complete sense when created but we will never find it later.