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The Touring Band
Concert Review (Billboard)
One Fan's Story
1976 "Rosebud" Film
The Itinerary

The Touring Band:
Mick Fleetwood: Drums and Percussion
John McVie: Bass Guitar
Christine McVie: Keyboards and Vocals
Stevie Nicks: Vocals
Lindsey Buckingham: Guitars and Vocals


Concert Review:
(Universal Amphitheatre, August 27, 1976)
published in Billboard, September 11, 1976
(by Ed Harrison)

Appearing as headliners in its hometown, Fleetwood Mac gave an energetic performance before an adulating capacity crowd. The timing was right as its Warner Bros. LP hit the top of the charts that week. The group performed songs from the past, present & future.

The set opened with Christine McVie serenading "Say You Love Me," which registered a favorable response with the crowd. McVie then went into "Spare Me a Little," a moderate hit from a few years back. Besides a clear & sultry voice, she demonstrated her strength as a fine keyboard player.

Probably the most impressive number was "Rhiannon," with vocalist Stevie Nicks dressed in a black flowing gown that further enhanced this chilling visual tale of an ancient witch. Her striking poses & powerful voice were complemented nicely by Lindsey Buckingham's precise guitar riffs & Mick Fleetwood's background drum rolls.

Another Nicks vocal, "Landslide," which she dedicated to the audience, displayed the depth of her voice. Other favorites included "Over My Head" & a 15-minute rendition of "World Turning." The group previewed a song from its forthcoming LP called "You Make Loving Fun," a McVie vocal with the same commercial appeal found in its current successes.

Peter Ivers made his concert debut opening the show. This physically small man with a lot of energy gave an amusing performance of lighthearted comedic tunes. Gyrating up & down, relying on feminine hand gestures, he pacified an expectant audience waiting for the headliners.

Among his wacky tunes were "I'm Sorry Alice," "Peter," which he said was a love song to himself, & "Gilbert & Sylvia."

The most impressive number was "Eighteen & Dreaming," a rocking fifties tune with a credible falsetto. Ivers, who plays harmonica, shows great potential.

One Fan's Story:
by Tim Roberts, San Antonio, Texas

To the right you'll see a ticket stub to probably the best concert, definitely the best Fleetwood Mac show I've had the pleasure to experience in my 47 years. It was held at the San Antonio Municipal Auditorium on Monday, May 19, 1975 in San Antonio, Texas.

First it rained so hard that night it was extremely difficult to get to the venue. Once I got there, there were only about 500 people showed up to see the show.

The opening act was to be Kansas but their plane couldn't land at the airport so they were no shows. The promoter came out and asked if everyone wanted the show to go on or get refunds, of course no one there wanted to go back out in the rain and we were stoked to see Fleetwood Mac. Then he told everyone in the balcony to come down to the floor seats. We were already on the floor so we moved to the 4th row, right in the center.

Once everyone was down FM came out and played every single song on the White Album! Then they started to take requests and talking with the audience! They played every request we asked for! From Bare Trees to Future Games. They were on stage over three plus hours. Joking, talking,singing and carrying on like the audience were old friends. Incredible!

I still can't believe I was so fortunate to have been there that magical evening.

The Tour Itinerary:
(If you have any correction or additions to this itinerary, our fleetnotes, or to this page at all, please send them here. As always, you will receive full credit for your submission.)

Date	Venue	City (Fleetnotes are highlighted in blue)
April 12, 1975	Balboa Bowl	San Diego, CA
May 5, 1975	Northlands Coliseum	Edmonton, AB
May 15, 1975	.	El Paso, TX
May 1975	Civic Center	Amarillo, TX
May 1975	Taylor County Expo Center	Abilene, TX
May 19, 1975	Municipal Auditorium	San Antonio, TX
May 20, 1975	Auditorium	Austin, TX
May 22, 1975	Michigan Theatre	Detroit, MI
May 23, 1975	Civic Theatre	Akron, OH
May 24, 1975	Veteran's Memorial	Ft. Wayne, IN
May 25, 1975	Morris Civic Auditorium	South Bend, IN
May 27, 1975	Miami University	Oxford, OH
May 29, 1975	Tower Theatre	Upper Darby, PA
May 30, 1975	Capitol Theatre	Portchester, NY
May 31, 1975	Richmond Mosque	Richmond, VA
June 1, 1975	Constitution Hall	Washington D.C.
June 3, 1975	Stanley Theatre	Pittsburgh, PA
June 4, 1975	War Memorial Hall	Trenton, NJ
June 5, 1975	New Century Theatre	Buffalo, NY
June 6, 1975	Calderone Theatre	Hempstead, NY
June 7, 1975	Capitol Theatre	Passaic, NJ
June 8, 1975	Palace Theatre	Waterbury, CT
July 1975	Houston Music Hall	Houston, TX
July 26, 1975	City Park Stadium	New Orleans, LA
August 1, 1975	Swing Auditorium	San Bernardino, CA
August 2, 1975	Oakland Coliseum	Oakland, CA
August 3, 1975	Oakland Stadium	Oakland, CA
August 1975	Sports Arena	Anchorage, AK
August 7, 1975	P&E Gardens	Vancouver, British Columbia
August 8, 1975	Paramount Theatre	Seattle, WA
August 9, 1975	Paramount Theatre	Portland, OR
August 10, 1975	University Of Montana	Missoula, Montana
August 11, 1975	Sportsplex	Lethbridge, Alberta
August 12, 1975	.	Edmonton, Alberta
August 13, 1975	Calgary Stampede	Calgary, Alberta
August 15, 1975	Milwaukee Arena	Milwaukee, WI
August 16, 1975	.	Minneapolis, MN
August 17, 1975	At The Grove	Kansas City, MO
August 18, 1975	.	St. Louis, MO
August 19, 1975	.	St. Louis, MO
August 20, 1975	Terrace Ballroom	Salt Lake City, UT
August 1975	Century Theatre	Wichita, KS
August 22, 1975	Civic Auditorium	Albuquerque, NM
August 23, 1975	University Of Northern Arizona	Flagstaff, AZ
August 24, 1975	Celebrity Theatre	Phoenix, AZ
August 1975	Tucson Community Center	Tucson, AZ
August 26, 1975	.	Las Vegas, NV
August 30, 1975	Anaheim Stadium	Los Angeles, CA
August 31, 1975	Balboa Stadium	San Diego, CA
Sept. 1, 1975	Madera Speedway	Fresno, CA
Sept. 1975	Oakland Coliseum	Oakland, CA
Sept. 3, 1975	Trod Nossel Studios	Wallingford, CT
Sept. 12, 1975	McNichol's Arena	Denver, CO
Sept. 14, 1975	Fairgrounds Arena	Casper, WY
Sept. 16, 1975	Pershing Auditorium	Lincoln, NE
Sept. 17, 1975	Dane County Coliseum	Madison, WI
Sept. 18, 1975	Auditorium Theatre	Chicago, IL
Sept. 19, 1975	University of Illinois	Urbana, IL
Sept. 20, 1975	Edward C. Elliot Hall of Music	West Lafayette, IN
Sept. 23, 1975	Mary Sawyer Auditorium	LaCrosse, WI
Sept. 24, 1975	RKO Orpheum Theatre	Davenport, IA
Sept. 25, 1975	University Of Illinois	Champaign, IL
Sept. 26, 1975	Kent State University	Kent, OH
Sept. 27, 1975	Michigan Palace	Detroit, MI
Sept. 28, 1975	.	Indianapolis, IN
Sept. 29, 1975	Veteran's Memorial Coliseum	Columbus, OH
October 3, 1975	Hampton Roads Coliseum	Hampton, VA
October 4, 1975	Richmond Coliseum	Richmond, VA
October 5, 1975	Capital Centre	Largo, MD
October 8, 1975	War Memorial Auditorium	Rochester, NY
October 9, 1975	New Century Theatre	Buffalo, NY
October 10, 1975	Nassau Coliseum	Hempstead, NY
October 11, 1975	The Spectrum	Philadelphia, PA
October 12, 1975	Slippery Rock University	Slippery Rock, PA
October 1975	Student Union Gym	Johnstown, PA
October 15, 1975	Civic Arena	Pittsburgh, PA
October 17, 1975	Capitol Theatre	Passaic, NJ
October 18, 1975	Boston Gardens	Boston, MA
October 20, 1975	Veterans Memorial Coliseum	New Haven, CT
October 25, 1975	University Of Connecticut	Storrs, CT
October 26, 1975	The Beacon Theatre	New York, NY
Nov. 1975	McFarlin Auditorium	Dallas, TX
Nov. 12, 1975	.	Birmingham, AL
Nov. 15, 1975	.	Charleston, NC
Nov. 16, 1975	.	Greenville, NC
Nov. 18, 1975	.	Chapel Hill, NC
Nov. 19, 1975	Wake Forest University	Winston Salem, NC
Nov. 21, 1975	University of West Virginia Coliseum	Morgantown, WV
Nov. 23, 1975	.	Charleston, NC
Nov. 26, 1975	Memorial Auditorium	Sacramento, CA
Nov. 27, 1975	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium	Santa Monica, CA
Nov. 28, 1975	Winterland	San Francisco, CA
Nov. 29, 1975	Winterland	San Francisco, CA
Dec. 2, 1975	San Jose Civic Auditorium	San Jose, CA
Dec. 6. 1975	Warehouse	New Orleans, LA
Dec. 10, 1975	Convention Complex	Denver, CO
Dec. 12, 1975	Robertson Gym	Santa Barbara, CA
Dec. 18, 1975	Civic Auditorium	Bakersfield, CA
Dec. 19, 1975	The Forum	Inglewood, CA
Dec. 31, 1975	Diamond Head Festival	Honululu, Hawaii
April 22, 1976	Selland Arena	Fresno, CA
April 23, 1976	Civic Plaza	Phoenix, AZ
April 25, 1976	Oakland Coliseum	Oakland, CA
May 1, 1976	Oakland Stadium	Oakland, CA
May 2, 1976	Campus Field	Santa Barbara, CA
May 1976	Universal Amphitheatre	University City, CA
May 28, 1976	Busch Stadium	St. Louis, MO
June 15, 1976	Universal Amphitheatre	Los Angeles, CA
June 18, 1976	Royals Stadium	Kansas City, MO
June 19, 1976	Omaha Civic Center	Omaha, NE
June 20, 1976	Iowa State Fairgrounds	Des Moines, IA
June 21, 1976	Pine Knob Music Center	Independence Township, MI
June 22, 1976	Pine Knob Music Center	Independence Township, MI
June 24, 1976	Mecca Arena	Milwaukee, WI
June 25, 1976	Glen Oak Park Amphitheatre	Peoria, IL
June 26, 1976	Parade Stadium	Minneapolis, MN
June 27, 1976	North Dakota State University	Fargo, ND
June 29, 1976	Busch Stadium	St. Louis, MO
June 30, 1976	Riverfront Stadium	Cincinnati, OH
July 2, 1976	Winston Salem Speedway	Greensboro, NC
July 3, 1976	The Omni	Atlanta, GA
July 4, 1976	Tampa Stadium	Tampa, FL
July 12, 1976	The Spectrum	Philadelphia, PA
July 13, 1976	War Memorial Auditorium	Syracuse, NY
July 14, 1976	Colt Park	Hartford, CT
July 16, 1976	Brown Arena	Green Bay, WI
July 17, 1976	Dane County Coliseum	Madison, WI
July 18, 1976	Mile High Stadium	Denver, CO
July 21, 1976	Washington Park	Chicago, IL
July 23, 1976	.	Cleveland, OH
July 24, 1976	Three Rivers Stadium	Pittsburgh, PA
July 25, 1976	Schaefer Stadium	Foxboro, MA
July 27, 1976	Capitol Center	Landover, MD
August 1976	Mile High Stadium	Denver, CO
August 24, 1976	Swing Auditorium	San Bernardino, CA
August 26, 1976	San Diego Sports Arena	San Diego, CA
August 27, 1976	Universal Amphitheatre (see above review)	Universal City, CA
August 28, 1976	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City, CA
August 29, 1976	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City, CA
August 30, 1976	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City, CA
Sept. 5, 1976	Highway 620 & Quinlan Park Road	Austin, TX
Dec. 5, 1976	Market Square Arena	Indianapolis, IN

Sources:
Tour memorabilia & ticket scans
Contributions from Al Moran, Bobmvd, Bodzum, Darlene, Eric Blumer, Joel Kolsrud, John Jenkins, Michael Collier, Michael Zadoorian, Mike Butler, Mike Whitaker, Tim Roberts, Rob Farrish, Steve Denison, Robert Cappellanti, Jake, Peter Taylor, Mark Freeman, Aurani, & Jeff Bechdel