Upcoming Stevie Nicks dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Stevie Nicks seats without the guesswork
The seat to aim for at a Stevie Nicks concert is a lower-level side section close to the stage. It lifts you above the floor, keeps the whole band in view and stays comfortable through a set that alternates between slow ballads and full-volume rock. Her recent solo tours have played mostly arenas, so that is where most of these choices apply.
- Raised and close: lower-level sideline sections near the stage.
- Closest possible: the first rows of the floor.
- Best value: the front of the upper level, facing the stage.
- Comfort first: an aisle seat, since many fans sit for ballads and stand for the rockers.
Floor chairs, lower bowl or upper level
The floor
Legacy-rock arena shows like hers usually put reserved chairs on the floor rather than a standing pit. The front rows are as close as you can get. The catch is that the floor is flat: once the people ahead of you stand for "Edge of Seventeen," a seat twenty-odd rows back can see less than a raised seat off to the side.
The lower bowl
Sections along the sides nearest the stage give you height and closeness at once. Sections facing the stage from the far end are a step back in distance but show the band and lighting straight on.
The upper level
Front rows near center keep the stage in proportion and are the sensible budget pick. High corner seats flatten into a side view, and at this show you want to see the singer and the band together.
Seats to think twice about
Tickets labeled limited view or side stage can put speaker stacks between you and part of the band. For a performer-focused show, that is a real cost.
Stadium nights and shared bills
A co-headline bill can move her into a stadium, as it did starting March 10, 2023, when she and Billy Joel opened a series of joint US concerts at SoFi Stadium outside Los Angeles. In a stadium, the logic shifts:
- Lower-level sideline seats near the stage usually beat deep field seats, which sit on a flat surface far from the stage.
- Both headliners play full sets, so the evening is long. An aisle seat and easy access to a concourse help more than a few rows of distance.
- Upper-deck seats at the far end of the stadium turn the stage into a screen experience; choose sideline sections closer to the stage if you buy upstairs.
Two careers in one set list
A Nicks show draws from her solo records and from the Fleetwood Mac songs she wrote and sang. Expect "Edge of Seventeen" and "Stand Back" next to "Rhiannon," "Dreams" and "Landslide." Waddy Wachtel, who led her band as lead guitarist and musical director from 1981 to 1986 and has done so again since 2001, keeps the arrangements close to the recordings.
The look is part of the night. The shawls, flowing skirts and platform boots she created with designer Margi Kent are still her stage wardrobe, and plenty of fans arrive dressed to match. The audience covers several generations, from Fleetwood Mac loyalists to younger listeners. In 2026 she sang "Landslide" with Sabrina Carpenter at the Met Gala and with Olivia Rodrigo at the first Daisy Chain Fields festival, which says something about how wide that crowd has become.
Phoenix, Buckingham Nicks and Fleetwood Mac
Stephanie Lynn Nicks was born in Phoenix on May 26, 1948. Her first record deal was as half of Buckingham Nicks with Lindsey Buckingham; their 1973 album went largely unnoticed. Both joined Fleetwood Mac in 1975, and the band's 1977 album Rumours became one of the biggest sellers in history and won the Grammy for Album of the Year.
She launched a parallel solo career in 1981 with Bella Donna, which reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and earned her the Rolling Stone label "Reigning Queen of Rock and Roll." Eight solo studio albums followed through 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault in 2014. In 2019 she became the first woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, having first entered with Fleetwood Mac in 1998.
Her road history, tour by tour
- 1981: the White Winged Dove (Bella Donna) Tour, her first as a solo act, with tours for each solo album through the 1980s and 1990s.
- 2006: the Highway Companion Tour with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, her partners on the 1981 duet "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around."
- 2016 to 2017: the 24 Karat Gold Tour, 67 concerts with the Pretenders as special guest, starting in Phoenix on October 25, 2016, and ending in Dunedin, New Zealand, on November 24, 2017.
- 2018 to 2019: An Evening with Fleetwood Mac, a world tour with Mike Campbell and Neil Finn in the lineup after Buckingham left in 2018.
- 2022 to 2025: the Live in Concert solo tour, which ran alongside the 2023 Billy Joel stadium dates and added a European leg, announced in early 2024, that began in Dublin on July 3.
Nothing above announces a new tour. Confirmed shows appear in the event list on this page.
Why Stevie Nicks dates sell quickly
- Scarcity. She plays short runs, not annual tours, and many fans travel because their city may be skipped.
- Fan presales. Artist and promoter presales usually come before the public on-sale, and close lower-level seats disappear in that window.
- A wide audience. Longtime fans and newer ones compete for the same seats.
- Weekends and big cities. Friday and Saturday shows and major markets tighten first.
On the resale market, prices can land above or below face value and tend to move as the date approaches. Each Reserved Seat order comes with a 100% guarantee. Tour news is posted on her official site.
Frequently asked questions
Are floor seats worth it at a Stevie Nicks concert?
The first rows of the floor are the closest view. Farther back, the flat floor puts standing fans in your line of sight, so a raised lower-level side seat near the stage often sees more.
Which Fleetwood Mac songs does Stevie Nicks sing on her own tours?
Her solo shows typically include Rhiannon, Dreams and Landslide alongside solo hits such as Edge of Seventeen and Stand Back.
When did Stevie Nicks play stadiums with Billy Joel?
Their joint US stadium concerts began on March 10, 2023, at SoFi Stadium, running alongside her own solo dates.
How many times has Stevie Nicks been inducted into the Rock Hall?
Twice: with Fleetwood Mac in 1998 and as a solo artist in 2019. She was the first woman to be inducted two times.
Who plays guitar in Stevie Nicks's band?
Waddy Wachtel, her lead guitarist and musical director from 1981 to 1986 and again since 2001.