On Saturday, Stevie Nicks wrapped up her 2023-2024 tour at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Originally planned for June 15, the Hershey show had been postponed due to illness. Stevie acknowledged the postponement at the start of the show, saying “Welcome to the best makeup gig ever !” With a capacity of 30,000, the stadium show was likely the largest single-night audience of the entire tour.
On Tuesday, September 24, Stevie Nicks performed at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan, a rescheduled show from the June 18 concert, postponed due to illness.
On Saturday, Stevie will perform another postponed show at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, Pennsylvania. The Hershey show from June 15 had also been postponed due to illness.
On Tuesday, Stevie Nicks performed live in concert at OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland — the final stop on the European tour. Nina Nesbitt was the support act.
The dual 2023-2024 tour, combining Two Icons One Night with Billy Joel and Stevie’s own headlining shows, was not short of any drama. There were COVID cases within Stevie’s band, which resulted in several postponed shows. And, days before the originally-scheduled Glasgow show on July 6, Stevie fell severely ill in the middle of the night and had to be rushed to the hospital, which she explained at Tuesday’s night rescheduled show. She was apparently treated for an infection and remained at the hospital for two days. (Event organizers had previously reported the medical incident as a leg injury.) Stevie mentioned at the show that she’s been recovering from the infection ever since.
Stevie will return to the U.S. to complete two rescheduled shows in Grand Rapids and Philadelphia, wrapping up her 2023-2024 tour, for now.
On Friday, Stevie Nicks performed at the highly-anticipated British Summer Time Hyde Park show in London, England. Pop idol Harry Styles made a surprise appearance during the encore, joining Stevie for the last two songs, “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around” and “Landslide.”
The high-profile London performance occurred on what would have been the late Christine McVie’s 81st birthday. That important milestone wasn’t lost on Stevie, who honored the passing of her dear friend during “Landslide.” “[Christine] loved all of us, today was her birthday,” she told the Hyde Park crowd. “It’s taken me all this time to try and be able to deal with this situation. One thing my mom used to say to me when I was little was when I was hurt, she’d go ‘Stevie when you’re hurt you always run to the stage. That’s what I’ve been doing ever since Chris passed away, is running to the stage. The only people that have been able to help me to get over this has been all of you.”
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The Water Melon Sugar singer, 30, joined the Fleetwood Mac icon, 76, as she paid an emotional tribute to late bandmate Christine McVie on what would have been her 81st birthday.
Stevie Nicks has announced the rescheduled dates for her Glasgow and Manchester shows, previously postponed due to a leg injury. The Antwerp, Belgium show originally scheduled for July 16th has been canceled. The rescheduled Manchester show now fills that slot in the current tour schedule.
Stevie Nicks has postponed her Glasgow and Manchester shows due to a recent leg injury, which requires recovery time. Stevie plans to see everyone at Hyde Park in London on July 12.
