Fleetwood Mac has announced an extensive 2013 tour, kicking off April 4 in Columbus, Ohio. Rumors had been swirling about the band going back on the road recently, and the members have toured together as recently as 2010, so it’s perhaps no big shock that this is happening. While there’s no new album on the horizon, Stevie Nicks did recently tell Rolling Stone that she’s recorded two new songs with Lindsey Buckingham, and that “2013 is going to be the year of Fleetwood Mac.”
Fleetwood Mac tour 2013
April 4—Nationwide Arena—Columbus, Ohio
April 6—Wells Fargo Center—Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
April 8—Madison Square Garden—New York, New York
April 9—Verizon Center—Washington, DC
April 11—KFC Yum! Center—Louisville, Kentucky
April 13—United Center—Chicago, Illinois
April 16—The Air Canada Centre—Toronto, Ontario
April 18—TD Garden—Boston, Massachusetts
April 20—Mohegan Sun Arena—Uncasville, Connecticut
April 23—Scotiabank Place—Ottawa, Ontario
April 24—Prudential Center—Newark, New Jersey
April 26—CONSOL Energy Center—Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
April 28—Xcel Center—St. Paul, Minnesota
April 30—Sprint Center—Kansas City, Missouri
May 1—BOK Center—Tulsa, Oklahoma
May 3—Verizon Arena—Little Rock, Arkansas
May 12—MTS Centre—Winnipeg, Manitoba
May 14—Credit Union Centre—Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
May 15—Rexall Place—Edmonton, Alberta
May 17—Scotiabank Saddledome—Calgary, Alberta
May 19—Rogers Arena—Vancouver, British Columbia
May 20—Tacoma Dome—Tacoma, Washington
May 22—HP Pavilion At San Jose—San Jose, California
May 25—Hollywood Bowl—Los Angeles, California
May 26—MGM Grand Arena—Las Vegas, Nevada
May 28—Honda Center—Anaheim, California
May 30—US Airways Center—Phoenix, Arizona
June 1—Pepsi Center—Denver, Colorado
June 4—American Airlines Center—Dallas, Texas
June 5—Toyota Center—Houston, Texas
June 7—Tampa Bay Times Forum—Tampa, Florida
June 8—BB&T Center—Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
June 10—Philips Arena—Atlanta, Georgia
June 12—Joe Louis Arena—Detroit, Michigan