The Other Side of the Mirror Tour (1989)

Stevie Nicks supported the release of her fourth album The Other Side of the Mirror with a world tour, which included shows in the U.S., Canada, and Europe. The tour began on August 16, 1989 in Clarkston, Michigan, and ended on November 28, 1989 in London, England.

Because the album was heavily promoted in Europe, Stevie toured for the first time as a solo artist in Denmark, England, France, Ireland, Sweden, and The Netherlands.

For this tour, Stevie initially performed the following five songs from The Other Side of the Mirror:  

1. “Alice”
2. ⁺“Juliet” 
3. “Rooms on Fire”
4. “Two Kinds of Love”
5. “Whole Lotta Trouble”

⁺Performed at some shows early in the tour.

On October 8, 1989, during the Houston show, Stevie filmed the music video for “Whole Lotta Trouble,” the second U.S. single from The Other Side of the Mirror.

The Hooters were the support act for the U.S. leg and Richard Marx for the European leg.

Tour Dates

Leg 1: US & Canada

Date	Venue	City
August 16, 1989	Pine Knob Amphitheatre	Clarkston, MI
August 17, 1989	Canadian National Exhibition	Toronto, Canada
August 19, 1989	Great Woods	Mansfield, MA
August 20, 1989	Great Woods	Mansfield, MA
August 22, 1989	The Fair	Ottawa, Canada
*August 23, 1989	Seashore Performing Arts Center	Old Orchard Beach, ME
August 25, 1989	Jones Beach	Wantagh, NY
August 26, 1989	Bally’s Resort Hotel	Atlantic City, NJ
August 28, 1989	Mann Music Center	Philadelphia, PA
August 29, 1989	Saratoga Performing Arts Center	Saratoga, NY
**August 31, 1989	New York State Fair	Syracuse, NY
Sept. 1, 1989	Starlake Amphitheater	Pittsburgh, PA
Sept. 3, 1989	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Columbia, MD
Sept. 5, 1989	Garden State Arts Center	Holmdel, NJ
Sept. 6, 1989	Garden State Arts Center	Holmdel, NJ
Sept. 8, 1989	Lake Compounce	Bristol, CT
Sept. 9, 1989	Jones Beach	Wantagh, NY
***Sept. 11, 1989	Memorial Auditorium	Buffalo, NY
Sept. 12, 1989	Blossom Music Center	Cuyahoga Falls, OH
Sept. 14, 1989	Municipal Auditorium	St. Louis, MO
Sept. 15, 1989	Poplar Creek Music Theatre	Poplar Creek, IL
Sept. 17, 1989	Alpine Valley Music Theatre	East Troy, WI
Sept. 18, 1989	The Met Center	Minneapolis, MN
Sept. 27, 1989	Lakewood Amphitheatre	Atlanta, GA
Sept. 29, 1989	Orlando Arena	Orlando, FL
Sept. 30, 1989	Miami Arena	Miami, FL
October 1, 1989	USF Sundome	Tampa, FL
October 3, 1989	Stephen C. O’Connell Center, University of Florida	Gainesville, FL
October 4, 1989	Gulfport Coliseum	Biloxi, MS
October 6, 1989	Starplex Amphitheatre	Dallas, TX
October 8, 1989	The Summit	Houston, TX
October 9, 1989	Frank Erwin Center	Austin, TX
October 11, 1989	McNichols Arena	Denver, CO
October 13, 1989	Compton Terrace	Phoenix, AZ
October 14, 1989	Pacific Amphitheatre	Costa Mesa, CA
^October 17, 1989	Concert Pavilion	Concord, CA
^October 18, 1989	*California Expo	*Sacramento, CA
October 20, 1989	Shoreline Amphitheatre	Mountain View, CA
October 21, 1989	Aladdin Theatre	Las Vegas, NV
October 23, 1989	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles, CA
October 24, 1989	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles, CA
October 26, 1989	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles, CA
October 27, 1989	Compton Terrace	Phoenix, AZ

Leg 1 Notes

^*Canceled for unspecified reason
^**Canceled due to allergic reaction to insect bite
^***Canceled due to unspecified illness
^{^}Canceled due to Loma Prieta earthquake on October 17, 1989

Leg 2: Europe

Date	Venue	City
Nov. 14, 1989	The Point Depot	Dublin, Ireland
Nov. 16, 1989	NEC Arena	Birmingham, England
Nov. 19, 1989	L’Olympia Bruno Coquatrix	Paris, France
Nov. 21, 1989	Ahoy Hall	Rotterdam, Holland
Nov. 23, 1989	Falkoner Teatret	Copenhagen, Denmark
Nov. 24, 1989	Stockholm Globe Arena	Stockholm, Sweden
Nov. 27, 1989	Wembley Arena	London, England
Nov. 28, 1989	Wembley Arena	London, England

Set List

1. Outside the Rain
2. Dreams
3. Rooms on Fire
4. Gold Dust Woman
5. Stand Back
6. Alice
7. No Spoken Word
8. How Still My Love
9. Beauty and the Beast
10. ⁺Juliet
11. ⁺Talk to Me
12. Whole Lotta Trouble
13. Two Kinds of Love
14. Edge of Seventeen
15. Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You

⁺Performed at some shows early in the tour

Band

• Stevie Nicks: Lead vocals
• Carlos Rios: Musical Director, Guitar
• Don “DaTree” Boyette: Bass
• Chris Cameron Piano
• Russ Kunkel: Drums
• Robert “Bobby” Martin: Keyboards
• Peter Michael: Percussion
• Sharon Celani: Backing vocals
• Lori Perry-Nicks: Backing vocals

Support Acts

• The Hooters (U.S.)
• Richard Marx (Europe)