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For her headlining tour, Nicks has chosen arenas over stadiums, reflecting her preference for more intimate venues as she continues to perform.

In a recent interview, Nicks expressed her passion for performing and storytelling, stating that touring brings her happiness and she intends to continue as long as she can.

Nicks' recent performances, including a tribute to her late bandmate Christine McVie, showcase her enduring popularity and connection with fans.

Stevie Nicks has announced a North American solo tour set for August and October 2025, with tickets going on sale on April 18, 2025.

The tour will feature 13 performances in major cities, including MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, TD Garden in Boston, and T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, with Billy Joel joining her for select shows.

At 76 years old, the Fleetwood Mac frontwoman has been reflecting on her illustrious career, sharing personal stories with fans during her recent performances.

Nicks' concerts are known for their intimate atmosphere, as she connects with her audience through storytelling and vulnerability, regardless of the venue size.

She has hinted at new music, mentioning a song titled 'The Vampire’s Wife,' which she describes as one of her best works, reminiscent of her classic hits.

While there is speculation that this tour could be her last, Nicks has not indicated any plans for retirement, making each performance feel historic.

Nicks has a long history of performing in Minnesota, including notable shows at the Xcel Energy Center and the Minnesota State Fair.

Acknowledging the challenges of aging, Nicks has mentioned the possibility of adjusting her performance style as she approaches her 80th birthday.