Fleetwood Mac: 2018-2019 Tour

In October 2018, Fleetwood Mac embarked on a world tour with new band members Neil Finn and Michael Campbell. Produced by Live Nation, the “50 Years” tour started in Tulsa, Oklahoma on October 5, 2018 and included shows in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

In addition to playing its most popular songs (such as “The Chain,” “Dreams,” and “Don’t Stop”), the reconfigured Fleetwood Mac has performed a diverse set list consisting of songs from its entire catalog, including tracks from its blues roots, such as the 1968 single “Black Magic Woman” (later popularized by Santana) and “Oh Well,” both songs written by co-founding member Peter Green. They have also performed songs from their transitional years from 1969 to 1974 (“Tell Me All the Things You Do,” “Hypnotized”), during which different band members came and went.

The band has been paying tribute to late musician Tom Petty, with whom Stevie Nicks and Michael Campbell had close ties. Stevie sings lead on “Free Fallin'” and Michael performs “Oh Well,” the latter being a favorite cover song of Petty. “All Over Again,” a deep cut from the band’s 1995 album Time, has closed some shows.

On November 16, 2018, Rhino Records released the 3CD retrospective Fleetwood Mac — 50 Years: Don’t Stop to help promote the tour.

On March 29, 2019, Stevie was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist at Barclays Center in New York. Days after the ceremony, Stevie fell ill with the flu and was later hospitalized for pneumonia. Fleetwood Mac decided to reschedule the remaining shows on the North American leg of the tour and postpone the tour until June to allow for Stevie’s full recovery.

The world tour will come to a close in Las Vegas, on November 16, 2019.

 

Promotional Shows

DATE	LOCATION	VENUE	SET LIST
Tue, Sep 4	Burbank, CA	The Ellen Show	The Chain Gypsy
Fri, Sep 21	Las Vegas, NV	T-Mobile Arena iHeartRADIO Music Festival	The Chain Little Lies Second Hand News Gold Dust Woman Don’t Stop* *Rebroadcast on the CW Network, 10/8/2018

2018-2019 North American Tour (US/Canada)

(Click performance date for YouTube videos)

SHOW	DATE	LOCATION/VENUE	NOTES
1.	Wed, Oct 3	Tulsa, OK BOK Center	Opening night: 24-song set list (see below)
2.	Sat, Oct 6	Chicago, IL United Center
3.	Mon, Oct 8	Grand Rapids, MI Van Andel Arena	“All Over Again” is dropped from the set.
4.	Wed, Oct 10	Louisville, KY KFC YUM! Center	“All Over Again” returns to the set.
5.	Fri, Oct 12	Lincoln, NB Pinnacle Bank Arena
6.	Sun, Oct 14	Des Moines, IA Wells Fargo Arena
7.	Tue, Oct 16	Indianapolis, IN Bankers Life Fieldhouse	“Hypnotized” is dropped from the set.
8.	Thu, Oct 18	Kansas City, MO Sprint Center	“Storms” is dropped from the set. “Gypsy” is added.
9.	Sat, Oct 20	St. Louis, MO Enterprise Center	“Johnny B. Goode” (Chuck Berry cover) is briefly played after “Gypsy”
10.	Mon, Oct 22	Saint Paul, MN Xcel Energy Center
11.	Wed, Oct 24	Sioux Falls, SD Denny Sanford Premiere Center	Postponed to Feb 2, 2019, due to tour scheduling issues.
11.	Fri, Oct 26	Cleveland, OH Quicken Loans Arena	“I Got You” is dropped from the set.
12.	Sun, Oct 28	Milwaukee, WI Wisconsin Entertainment & Sports Center
13.	Tue, Oct 30	Detroit, MI Little Caesars Arena
14.	Thu, Nov 1	Pittsburgh, PA PPG Paints Arena
15.	Sat, Nov 3	Ottawa, ON Canadian Tire Centre
16.	Mon, Nov 5	Toronto, ON Scotiabank Arena
17.	Wed, Nov 7	Columbus, OH Nationwide Arena
18.	Sat, Nov 10	Edmonton, AB Rogers Place	Rescheduled for Apr 13, 2019 due to band member illness
19.	Mon, Nov 12	Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome	Rescheduled for Apr 15, 2019 due to band member illness.
18.	Wed, Nov 14	Vancouver, BC Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena
19.	Sat, Nov 17	Tacoma, WA Tacoma Dome
20.	Mon, Nov 19	Portland, OR Moda Center
21.	Wed, Nov 21	San Jose, CA SAP Center
22.	Fri, Nov 23	Sacramento, CA Golden 1 Center
23.	Sun, Nov 25	Oakland, CA Oracle Arena	“Isn’t It Midnight” dropped and “Hold Me” added to the set.
24.	Wed, Nov 28	Phoenix, AZ Talking Stick Resort Arena
25.	Fri, Nov 30	Las Vegas, NV T-Mobile Arena
26.	Mon, Dec 3	Denver, CO Pepsi Center
27.	Thu, Dec 6	Fresno, CA Save Mart Center
28.	Sat, Dec 8	San Diego, CA Viejas Arena	“All Over Again” not performed
29.	Tue, Dec 11	Inglewood, CA The Forum
30.	Thu, Dec 13	Inglewood, CA The Forum	“All Over Again” not performed
31.	Sat, Dec 15	Inglewood, CA The Forum

End of Leg 1 (Holiday Break)

32.	Fri, Jan 31, 2019	Denver, CO Pepsi Center
33.	Sat, Feb 2	Sioux Falls, SD Denny Sanford Premiere Center	Rescheduled show from Oct 24, 2019
34.	Tue, Feb 5	Houston, TX Toyota Center
35.	Thu, Feb 7	Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
36.	Sat, Feb 9	Austin, TX Frank Erwin Center
37.	Wed, Feb 13	Birmingham, AL Legacy Arena at The BJCC
38.	Sat, Feb 16	New Orleans, LA Smoothie King Center
39.	Mon, Feb 18	Tampa, FL Amalie Arena
40.	Wed, Feb 20	Fort Lauderdale, FL BB&T Center
41.	Fri, Feb 22	Columbia, SC Colonial Life Arena
42.	Sun, Feb 24	Charlotte, NC Spectrum Center
43.	Wed, Feb 27	Nashville, TN Bridgestone Arena
44.	Fri, Mar 1	Chicago, IL United Center
45.	Sun, Mar 3	Atlanta, GA State Farm Arena
46.	Tue, Mar 5	Washington, DC Capital One Arena
47.	Sat, Mar 9	Atlantic City, NJ Boardwalk Hall
48.	Mon, Mar 11	New York, NY Madison Square Garden
49.	Wed, Mar 13	Newark, NJ Prudential Center
50.	Fri, Mar 15	Hartford, CT XL Center
51.	Mon, Mar 18	New York, NY Madison Square Garden
52.	Wed, Mar 20	Albany, NY Times Union Center
53.	Fri, Mar 22	Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
54.	Sun, Mar 24	Baltimore, MD Royal Farms Arena (Formerly Baltimore Arena)
55.	Tue, Mar 26	Buffalo, NY Keybank Center
–	Sun, Mar 31	Boston, MA TD Garden
–	Tue, Apr 2	Boston, MA TD Garden	Postponed to Oct 28, 2019
–	Fri, Apr 5	Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center	Postponed to Nov 3, 2019
–	Mon, Apr 8	Toronto, ON Scotiabank Arena	Postponed to Nov 1, 2019
–	Sat, Apr 13	Edmonton, AB Rogers Place	Rescheduled show from Nov 10, 2018. Postponed to Nov 12, 2019
–	Mon, Apr 15	Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome	Rescheduled show from Nov 12, 2018. Postponed to Nov 10, 2019.
–	Thu, May 2	New Orleans, LA New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival	Replaced Rolling Stones. Canceled

End of Leg 2

2019 European Tour

56.	Thu, Jun 6	Berlin, Germany Waldbühne
60.	Sat, Jun 8	Werchter, Belgium Werchter Boutique
61.	Mon, Jun 10	Landgraaf, The Netherlands Pinkpop Festival
62.	Thu, Jun 13	Dublin, Ireland RDS Arena
63.	Sun, Jun 16	London, England Wembley Stadium
64.	Tue, Jun 18	London, England Wembley Stadium

End of Leg 3

2019 Australia/New Zealand Tour 

65.	Fri, Aug 9	Perth, WA, Australia Rac Arena	Videos
66.	Sun, Aug 11	Perth, WA, Australia Rac Arena	Videos
67.	Thu, Aug 15	Sydney, NSW, Australia Qudos Bank Arena	Videos
68.	Sat, Aug 17	Sydney, NSW, Australia Qudos Bank Arena	Videos
69.	Tue, Aug 20	Brisbane, QLD, Australia Brisbane Entertainment Centre	Videos
70.	Thu, Aug 22	Brisbane, QLD, Australia Brisbane Entertainment Centre	Videos
71.	Sat, Aug 24	Brisbane, QLD, Australia Brisbane Entertainment Centre	Videos
72.	Tue, Aug 27	Sydney, NSW, Australia Qudos Bank Arena	Videos
73.	Thu, Aug 29	Sydney, NSW, Australia Qudos Bank Arena	Videos
74.	Mon, Sep 2	Melbourne, VIC, Australia Rod Laver Arena	Videos
75.	Wed, Sep 4	Melbourne, VIC, Australia Rod Laver Arena	Videos
76.	Sat, Sep 7	Melbourne, VIC, Australia Rod Laver Arena	Videos
77.	Mon, Sep 9	Melbourne, VIC, Australia Rod Laver Arena	Videos
78.	Thu, Sep 12	Auckland, New Zealand Spark Arena	Videos
79.	Sat, Sep 14	Auckland, New Zealand Spark Arena	Videos
80.	Mon, Sep 16	Auckland, New Zealand Spark Arena	Videos
81.	Thu, Sep 19	Auckland, New Zealand Spark Arena	Videos
82.	Sat, Sep 21	Dunedin, New Zealand Forsyth Barr Stadium	Videos

End of Leg 4

Rescheduled Shows

(Shows originally scheduled for North American tour)

–	Sat, Oct 25	New York, NY	Metropolitan Opera	Private show
83.	Mon, Oct 28	Boston, MA	TD Garden	Videos
84.	Wed, Oct 30	Quebec City, QC	Videotron Centre	Videos
85.	Fri, Nov 1	Toronto, ON	Scotiabank Arena	Videos
86.	Sun, Nov 3	Philadelphia, PA	Wells Fargo Center	Videos
87.	Thu, Nov 7	Winnipeg, MB	Bell MTS Place	Videos
88.	Sun, Nov 10	Calgary, AB	Scotiabank Saddledome	Videos
89.	Tue, Nov 12	Edmonton, AB	Rogers Place	Videos
90.	Sat, Nov 16	Las Vegas, NV	T-Mobile Arena	Videos
–	Wed, Nov 20	San Francisco, CA	Oracle Park	Concert for UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals

End of Leg 5

Opening Night Set List

(Oct 5, 2018, Tulsa, OK, BOK Center)

1. The Chain
2. Little Lies
3. Dreams
4. Second Hand News
5. Say You Love Me
6. Black Magic Woman
7. Everywhere
8. I Got You#
9. Rhiannon
10. Tell Me All the Things You Do
11. Storms^
12. World Turning
13. Hypnotized*
14. Oh Well
15. Don’t Dream It’s Over
16. Landslide
17. Isn’t It Midnight
18. Mon Morning
19. You Make Loving Fun
20. Gold Dust Woman
21. Go Your Own Way
    Encore:
22. Free Fallin
23. Don’t Stop
24. All Over Again

*Dropped from the set on 10/16/18
^Dropped from the set on 10/18/18
#Dropped from the set on 10/26/18

Opening Night Set List – European Tour

(Jun 6, 2019, Berlin, Germany, Waldbühne) 

1. The Chain
2. Little Lies
3. Dreams
4. Second Hand News
5. Say You Love Me
6. Black Magic Woman
7. Everywhere
8. Rhiannon
9. World Turning
10. Gypsy
11. Oh Well
12. Don’t Dream It’s Over
13. Landslide
14. Hold Me
15. Mon Morning
16. You Make Loving Fun
17. Go Your Own Way
18. Free Fallin’
19. Don’t Stop

Band

Michael Campbell	Lead Guitar, Lead Vocals
Neil Finn	Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocals
Mick Fleetwood	Drums
Christine McVie	Keyboards, Lead Vocals
John McVie	Bass
Stevie Nicks	Lead Vocals, Tambourine
Neale Heywood	Additional Guitars
Taku Hirano	Percussion
Ricky Peterson	Hammond Piano
Sharon Celani	Backup Vocals
Marilyn Martin	Backup Vocals