STEVIE NICKS & PRETENDERS Fleetwood’s back

Superstar singer-songwriter and the best-loved voice of Fleetwood Mac Stevie Nicks today announced her return to Australia for an exclusive run of her 24 Karat Gold shows this November. A WA stopover has been confirmed for November 2 at Perth Arena.

Joining Nicks for these special concerts are the legendary Pretenders, fronted by Chrissie Hynde. Fans will be treated to full, individual sets Nicks and Pretenders who will both be performing their classic hits and much more. Tickets go on sale on Friday, August 18 at 11am.

A solo Stevie Nicks tour is an opportunity to not only catch her Mac classics such as Dreams, Rhiannon, Landslide, Gold Dust Woman, Rhiannon, Sara, Gypsy and Silver Springs; it’s a chance to revisit her celebrated 80s hits like Edge of Seventeen, Talk to Me, I Can’t Wait and Rooms on Fire.

Her  most recent, 2014 album 24 Karat Gold – Songs From The Vault was her best in years and debuted at No. 7 on Billboard’s Top 200 Charts. As a member of Fleetwood Mac, Nicks most recently performed 122 sold-out shows around the world during 2014-2015. Nicks also recently completed a sold out solo tour of the US with Pretenders. As a solo artist and a Fleetwood Mac band member, Nicks has sold more than 140 million albums and won several Grammys.

“It’s been thrilling to get on stage each night and sing some of my early gems from early in my career along with getting the chance to sing the material from my last two albums, In Your Dreams and 24 Karat Gold,” says Nicks.

Pretenders cross the bridge between punk, new wave and Top 40 pop music with unparalleled style, Their hits include Brass In Pocket, I’ll Stand By You, Back On The Chain Gang and Don’t Get Me Wrong. The band has sold in excess of 25 million albums and founder and leader Chrissie Hynde is one of contemporary music’s greatest songwriters and frontwomen. Chrissie most recently released the album Stockholm and a 2015 memoir, Reckless: My Life As a Pretender, hailed by the New York Times upon its release as “honest and distinctive… first and foremost, a love letter to rock and roll.”