US EditionFleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks Fractures Shoulder, Reschedules Numerous Concerts
MULTIPLE CITIES INCLUDING BROOKLYN, NY; BOSTON; TORONTO; ST. PAUL; CINCINNATI; COLUMBIA, SC; TAMPA; HOLLYWOOD, FL; AND DETROIT, AUG 1 – Stevie Nicks postponed nine concerts due to a fractured shoulder requiring recovery, with rescheduled shows set for lat
- On August 1, 2025, Live Nation confirmed that Stevie Nicks postponed nine upcoming tour dates due to a fractured shoulder requiring recovery.
- Due to the injury, Stevie Nicks, singer-songwriter, will require recovery time, postponing her scheduled August and September concerts for two months.
- Schedule impacts nine cities including Detroit, Michigan, Toronto, and Boston, with unaffected October 1 dates resuming at Portland's Moda Center.
- Rescheduled shows are scheduled from late October, including October 28 at Detroit's Little Caesars Arena, with all tickets honored.
- Most recently, Nicks will reissue 'Buckingham Nicks' on September 19, 2025, and she looks forward to seeing fans soon, apologizing for the inconvenience.
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Singer Stevie Nicks Injured
(Undated) — Stevie Nicks is postponing nine concert dates after suffering a fractured shoulder. A statement said Nicks’ seven August dates and two September dates “will be rescheduled.” The 77-year old former Fleetwood Mac singer was scheduled to kick off the next leg of her U.S. tour in Brooklyn on August 8th. The statement added that the injury won’t affect her eight October dates, beginning with an October 1st show in Portland, Oregon. There’…
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The Independent (US)Stevie Nicks postpones tour after fracturing shoulder
Shows planned for August and September have been rescheduled
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