Stevie Nicks has rescheduled her upcoming tour dates after fracturing her shoulder.
Stevie Nicks reschedules tour after shoulder fracture
The 77-year-old singer / songwriter has been compelled to push her US live performance dates again as a result of her damage, which is able to “require restoration time”.
A message on her Instagram account mentioned: “Attributable to a latest damage leading to a fractured shoulder that can require restoration time, Stevie Nicks‘ scheduled concert events in August and September will probably be rescheduled. Please word that October dates will probably be unaffected. Stevie seems ahead to seeing everybody quickly and apologizes to the followers for this inconvenience (sic).”
Stevie was initially set to kick off her tour in August.
In the meantime, it was just lately introduced that Buckingham Nicks, the one studio album by Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie as a duo, is being reissued for the primary time.
Initially launched in September 1973 and unavailable for many years, the album has been sourced from the unique grasp tapes for its long-awaited return to vinyl, in addition to hi-res digital recordsdata for its CD and digital launch.
Buckingham and Nicks was recorded at Sound Metropolis Studios in Los Angeles and was launched the 12 months earlier than Stevie and Lindsey joined Fleetwood Mac.
Though it wasn’t a industrial success, it led drummer Mick Fleetwood to ask Stevie and Lindsey to affix the legendary rock band.
The previous couple have not been on good phrases since guitarist Lindsey was axed from the group as soon as once more in 2018 in acrimonious circumstances, however Mick beforehand admitted he’s eager for Stevie and Lindsey to place their variations apart.
The drummer – who co-founded the enduring rock band within the Nineteen Sixties – informed Us Weekly: “I at all times have a fantasy that [Stevie] and Lindsey would pal up a bit extra and simply say every little thing’s OK for them each. However we’ve had such an unimaginable profession.”
Mick deliberate to reunite the band earlier than Christine McVie handed away in November 2022, aged 79.
The veteran musician has “struggled” to discover a course since Christine’s passing – however he stays hopeful of working with one other band in 2026.
Mick shared: “I miss taking part in as a lot as we used to. I’m hoping subsequent 12 months, a technique or one other, some band someplace will say, come and play with drums or one thing.
“So, I at all times like to do no matter I can do engaged on an album that subsequent 12 months we might tour with it. I don’t know, [but] not Fleetwood Mac.”
