Fleetwood Mac Legend Stevie Nicks Is Coming To Dublin

Music legend Stevie Nicks is taking her own words to heart as she's announced she's going to go her own way by performing a solo concert in Dublin this summer.

In what's shaping up to be a summer of iconic concerts in the city, the Fleetwood Mac frontwoman is set to play the 3 Arena on July 3.

It's the first time she'll take to an Irish stage since she performed here with the band back in 2019.

Since then, the band tragically lost a member, Christine McVie, after a short battle with cancer. The 79-year-old died in November 2022 after more than 40 years playing with Fleetwood Mac.

Asked after her friend's death if it meant that Fleetwood Mac would no longer continue, Stevie insisted she saw 'no reason' that they couldn't continue to perform together. All except her ex-husband Lindsey Buckingham that is, who left the band as he and Stevie could no longer work together.

As well as performing with the band, Stevie has also enjoyed a hugely successful solo career.

Tickets for her gig this summer are set to go on sale through Ticketmaster on Friday March 22, with presale registration now open.