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  • RECAP: Columbus, OH – Nationwide Arena

    RECAP: Columbus, OH – Nationwide Arena

    On Friday night, Stevie Nicks performed at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, OH — the 38th show of the 24 Karat Gold Tour. Stevie wished everyone a Happy St. Patrick’s Day by sharing a photo and special message that were projected on the large screen at the back of the stage (see below).

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    Photos

    Thanks and much love to Ann Johnston, Steve Mack, Nationwide Arena, Neil Shumate (Out of the Blue Magazine), and Jack Westerheide (slideshow photos) for sharing these pictures.

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    Stevie Nicks, 24 Karat Gold Tour, Columbus OH, Nationwide Arena, March 17, 2017
    (Nationwide Arena)
    Stevie Nicks, 24 Karat Gold Tour, Columbus OH, Nationwide Arena, March 17, 2017
    (Nationwide Arena)
    Stevie Nicks, 24 Karat Gold Tour, Columbus OH, Nationwide Arena, March 17, 2017
    (Neil Shumate)
    Stevie Nicks, 24 Karat Gold Tour, Columbus OH, Nationwide Arena, March 17, 2017
    (Neil Shumate)
    Stevie Nicks, 24 Karat Gold Tour, Columbus OH, Nationwide Arena, March 17, 2017
    (Ann Johnston)
    Stevie Nicks, 24 Karat Gold Tour, Columbus OH, Nationwide Arena, March 17, 2017
    (Steve Mack Photography)
    Stevie Nicks, 24 Karat Gold Tour, Columbus OH, Nationwide Arena, March 17, 2017
    (Josh by Arlene Too)

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    Videos

    Thanks and much love to Ray Babbitt, Melissa Fuller, john kiktavy, misterhepburn and Rick Veith for sharing these videos.

    Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around (Ray Babbitt)

    Stand Back & Crying in the Night story (Melissa Fuller)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIBX-ym7-zo

    Gold Dust Woman – partial (Rick Veith)

    Edge of Seventeen (misterhepburn)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lsz2xRNWZcw

    Landslide (misterhepburn)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_nNYCPTZM8

    Landslide (john kiktavy)

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    Reviews

    Fans wait to hear old favorites held until late in show (Curtis Schieber/ Columbus Dispatch )

    “Nicks has taken the opportunity to focus on a selection of her material deeper than just the hits and, more importantly, to tell the stories behind most of them. It was, perhaps, too much information.”

    Stevie Nicks shares inspiring stories through and outside music (Hannah Herner, LSU The Lantern)

    “Stevie Nicks is exactly what I wanted her to be, but I know she doesn’t care what anyone wants her to be. When the 68-year-old rock star took the stage at Nationwide Arena on Friday night, clad in a black lace dress and crazy-tall boots with a tambourine in hand, I knew it was going to be a night to remember.”

    Twittersphere

    https://twitter.com/LanternArtsLife/status/843192750799491075

    https://twitter.com/takeaLILpilll/status/842956681692758016

    https://twitter.com/AnnJ_YSUPete/status/842948318187700225

    https://twitter.com/kkshaffe/status/842945561976344576

    https://twitter.com/madisonkulow_/status/842944941831675904

    https://twitter.com/themightyFife5/status/842938777203032067

    https://twitter.com/ddanivincentt/status/842937008704180225

    https://twitter.com/ABRIII1224/status/842932330671079424

    https://twitter.com/Hailyslone/status/842910589244624896

    https://twitter.com/KaceyWoodbridge/status/842907853384011776

    https://twitter.com/DaBear84/status/842899251604705280

    https://twitter.com/Ulaeron/status/842898690281013249

    https://twitter.com/picstarphotos/status/842893667752955905

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  • VIDEOS 10/19: Nationwide Arena, Columbus

    VIDEOS 10/19: Nationwide Arena, Columbus

    On Sunday, Fleetwood Mac crossed back over the border from Canada to perform their 11th show of the tour at Nationwide Arena in Columbus.

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    Set List

    1. The Chain 13. Landslide
    2. You Make Loving Fun 14. Never Going Back Again
    3. Dreams 15. Over My Head
    4. Second Hand News 16. Gypsy
    5. Rhiannon 17. Little Lies
    6. Everywhere 18. Gold Dust Woman
    7. I Know I’m Not Wrong 19. I’m So Afraid
    8. Tusk 20. Go Your Own Way
    9. Sisters of the Moon 21. World Turning (encore 1)
    10. Say You Love Me 22. Don’t Stop
    11. Seven Wonders 23. Silver Springs
    12. Big Love 24. Songbird (encore 2)

    Videos

    Special thanks to Scott Adams, Sean Flaherty, JWBGSU, live2cd, Jessica Morris, nduennes, and Mary Gerald-Phillips for sharing these videos!

    The Chain – end only (courtesy of Scott Adams)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKLiBwvSl3g

    Dreams (courtesy of Sean Flaherty)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1t5yGW0DT0

    Second Hand News (courtesy of Mary Gerald-Phillips)

    Rhiannon (courtesy of JWBGSU)

    Everywhere (courtesy of sportqueenie24)

    Tusk (courtesy of Mary Gerald-Phillips)

    Say You Love Me  (courtesy of live2cd)

    Seven Wonders (courtesy of mickynix)

    Big Love (courtesy of Scott Adams)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiSqiSrK_8Y

    Landside (courtesy of Scott Adams)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDDhAqWGUtc

    Gypsy (courtesy of Scott Adams)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=632zead62So

    Little Lies (courtesy of sportqueenie24)

    Gold Dust Woman (courtesy of Scott Adams)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcXmy4skN5M

    I’m So Afraid – solo only (courtesy of Scott Adams)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ilZTxno0Zg

    Go Your Own Way (courtesy of nduennes)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF5TsB-Z0Pg

    World Turning – drum solo only (courtesy of Scott Adams)

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h6Jng9AZS0

    Don’t Stop (courtesy of Stephanie Conley)

    Silver Springs (courtesy of Jessica Morris)

  • REVIEW: Christine McVie performs with Fleetwood Mac at Nationwide Arena

    REVIEW: Christine McVie performs with Fleetwood Mac at Nationwide Arena

    In sports, one player, no matter how transcendent, can’t single-handedly win a title: Just ask LeBron James. On the crowded classic-rock-nostalgia circuit, even two towering superstars might not cut it: Ask Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks.

    So please welcome back Fleetwood Mac’s not-so-secret weapon, Christine McVie. As evidenced by last night’s transformative show in Nationwide Arena, her adoring fans missed her, but not half as much as the rest of her band.

    Sure, the ’70s-chart-smashing pop juggernaut could subsist on the arena-touring circuit for decades hence off the poisonous fruit of the infamously doomed Buckingham-Nicks romance alone, but what fun is that?

    McVie, a far sweeter and gentler singer and songwriter, had quit the band in 1998 (she hated flying) and vowed never to return. Thank God she relented this year. The crowd’s huge swell of adoration was palpable from the first few notes of “You Make Loving Fun.” Exquisitely mushy cloudbursts like “Everywhere” and “Say You Love Me” — a typical line of hers is “I’m over my head / But it sure feels nice” — were crucial counterpoints to Nicks’ siren songs and Buckingham’s wiry, pantherlike aggressiveness.

    A shadowy back line of five singers and multi-instrumentalists quietly added any muscle the core quintet, rounded out by rock-solid bassist John McVie and incurably hammy drummer Mick Fleetwood, had lost over the years. (Nice gong, Mick.)

    Nicks in particular deftly dodged the high notes on “Dreams” and “Rhiannon,” though her cuddly-goth charisma helped close the deficit: Nobody on Earth gets more applause just for twirling in a circle.

    Still, “Landslide,” her colossally gentle acoustic duet with Buckingham, can always induce open weeping, and her entrancing “Gypsy” may be the band’s single most rapturous pure-pop moment. (The lost high notes on that one particularly hurt last night, though she did twirl a lot.)

    Buckingham, meanwhile, is the mad virtuoso: His howling, classical-guitar-shredding, one-man version of “Big Love” (off 1987’s crazy-underrated Tango in the Night) is an awesome, terrifying thing, and his prowling, snarling, opera-length solo on the uncharacteristically heavy deep cut I’m So Afraid nearly knocked the audience unconscious.

    Ultimately, though, it was Christine’s night: The show peaked with the Tango-era soft-rock classic “Little Lies” — featuring the night’s best harmonies by a long shot — and she closed out with the delicately strident solo-piano gem “Songbird.” Her bandmates appeared to consider carrying her offstage like a Super Bowl-winning quarterback. It’s not a bad idea.

    Rob Harvilla / The Columbus Dispatch / Monday October 20, 2014