Stevie Nicks Announces 2025 North American Tour: A Legendary Voice Returns To The Stage

The mystical voice behind Fleetwood Mac is hitting the road again.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Stevie Nicks has officially unveiled the dates for her highly anticipated 2025 North American tour a sweeping return that promises to blend her haunting solo hits with the timeless magic that defined a generation.

From solo shows in intimate arenas to electrifying stadium dates alongside the legendary Billy Joel, this tour is shaping up to be a must-see moment in music history.

The Tour: Icon Meets Icon

Stevie Nicks’ 2025 calendar is split between two electrifying formats:

Solo Performances

Kicking off in late summer and running through the fall, Nicks will headline arenas across North America, performing classics like “Edge of Seventeen”, “Stand Back”, and “Landslide” songs that have become generational anthems.

These shows are a chance for fans to experience Nicks’ mystical stage presence up close, with her signature shawls, smoky vocals, and poetic lyricism on full display.

Stadium Dates with Billy Joel

In a continuation of their wildly successful “Two Icons, One Night” series, Nicks will reunite with Billy Joel for four massive stadium shows:

  • March 29, 2025 – Ford Field, Detroit, MI
  • August 8, 2025 – MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ
  • October 18, 2025 – Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, LA
  • November 7, 2025 – Chase Field, Phoenix, AZ (recently added)

These events promise a once-in-a-lifetime double bill, blending Joel’s piano-driven power with Nicks’ witchy mystique under the stadium lights.

Tickets & Presale Info

  • Presales for Nicks’ solo dates began April 17, 2025, through Live Nation.
  • General on-sale started April 18 via Ticketmaster and major outlets.
  • Billy Joel co-headlining shows are sold separately and available now.

Demand is high—many venues are already selling fast or nearing sell-out status.

The Future of Fleetwood Mac

In recent interviews, Nicks confirmed that Fleetwood Mac will not tour again, following the 2022 death of beloved bandmate Christine McVie.

“When she died, I figured we really can’t go any further with this. There’s no chance of putting Fleetwood Mac back together in a way that honors what we were.”

It’s a bittersweet truth for fans, but also a poignant reminder of how deeply entwined McVie and Nicks were in the soul of the band.

New Album on the Horizon

Adding even more excitement, Nicks has revealed she’s writing her first solo album in 14 years. Tentatively titled “The Ghost Record”, the album emerged from a period of creative isolation during California’s wildfire lockdowns.

She’s already penned seven deeply personal tracks rumoured to reflect on her life, her loves, and her time in Fleetwood Mac.

Why This Tour Matters

Stevie Nicks has never just been a singer. She’s a storyteller, a cultural icon, and one of the few artists who can fill a stadium while still making it feel intimate.

Her 2025 tour isn’t just a return to live music it’s a celebration of resilience, memory, and the magic of rock and roll. Whether you grew up spinning Rumours or discovered her through American Horror Story, this is your chance to witness a legend at her most powerful.

Catch her if you can because Stevie Nicks live is not just a concert. It’s a spellbinding experience.

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