Fleetwood Mac has officially announce rescheduled dates after postponing their North American tour due to vocalist Stevie Nicks‘ recovery from the flu.
The band’s tour kicked off last fall and has traveled to more than 50 cities in North America. After European and Australian shows, the final North American dates are rescheduled to take place in fall of 2019. They’ve also added an extra show in Quebec City at the Centre Videotron on October 30th.
The band was currently at the tail end of a lengthy North American tour and had just been added to the May 2nd lineup for the 50th-anniversary edition of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival when they were forced to postpone several shows. The band’s addition to the Jazz Fest lineup came as a replacement for The Rolling Stones, whose headlining set was also canceled along with the postponement of the band’s entire U.S. tour due to a health issue affecting Mick Jagger. Last week, Jagger underwent heart valve surgery and is expected to make a full recovery. Reports have indicated that The Rolling Stones’ postponed U.S. tour could be rescheduled to begin as early as July. Widespread Panic will take Fleetwood Mac’s place as the Jazz Fest headliner on 5/2. Head here for details.
All previously held tickets will be honored on these new rescheduled dates, along with new tickets which will be made available for these shows. Tickets for Quebec City will go on sale Friday, April 26th at 10 a.m. local time. For further information, visit the band’s website.