Fleetwood Mac Tour 2018/19*

Well, that's the most adventurous setlist Fleetwood Mac have played for over 20 years.

It's nowhere near as adventurous as I would have liked, but it's still the most adventurous setlist Fleetwood Mac have played for over 20 years.

 

I can understand Lindsey not wanting to do the old stuff but imagine how cool it would have been if they had rotating set lists including the older stuff?

 

Final set list

Fleetwood Mac Set List, Oct. 3, 2018 – Tulsa, Oklahoma

1. “The Chain”
2. “Little Lies”
3. “Dreams”
4. “Second Hand News” (Neil Finn on vocals)
5. “Say You Love Me”
6. “Black Magic Woman” (1968 single, Stevie Nicks on vocals)
7. “Everywhere”
8. “I Got You” (Split Enz cover, Finn on vocals)
9. “Rhiannon”
10. “Tell Me All the Things You Do” (from Kiln House, 1970)
11. “Storms”
12. “World Turning” (featuring drum / percussion duel)
13. “Hypnotized” (from Mystery to Me, 1973, Finn on vocals)
14. “Oh Well” (Mike Campbell on vocals)
15. “Don’t Dream It’s Over” (Crowded House cover, Finn and Nicks duet)
16. “Landslide”
17. “Isn’t It Midnight” (from Tango in the Night, 1987)
18. “Monday Morning”
19. “You Make Loving Fun”
20. “Gold Dust Woman”
21. “Go Your Own Way”
encore
22. “Free Fallin'” (Tom Petty cover, Nicks on vocals)
23. “Don’t Stop”
24. “All Over Again” (From Time, 1995 – Nicks and Christine McVie on vocals)

 

Lyrics all over the place. Gawd.

 

honest opinion, after watching both of those videos I thought Black Magic Woman actually worked, they all looked like they were having fun, Stevie relatively on key. Free Fallin' IMO was less successful, I felt she sang it pretty well but it's too awkward for Mac, it doesn't feel like them at all and Lindsey is very much missed here.

 

I think they should just head off to retirement land and leave the 70's behind...

 

Only 4 songs from the pre-Lindsey/Stevie days: 2 from the Peter Green period, 2 from the middle years. Wish they'd add a few more, like 'Sentimental Lady'...

 

I had no interest in seeing this band with Buckingham but I would see them with this lineup. They will get better and better as the tour goes on.

 

Maybe get Christine to do one of hers.

 

that's a good setlist but pretty disrespectful to do second hand news and Monday morning

 

Green Manalishi please Stevie.

 

She covered Free Fallin' on the Party of Five soundtrack. This was like 20+ years ago so maybe the rust needs to shake off. Mick's drumming is not in the right groove so that probably contributed to it being off kilter.

 

In fairness, then a whole bunch of other bands still out there making money ought to as well.

The reality is the boomers are the ones with the money to spend to go see concerts. I ain't saying it's right, I'm saying it's reality.

 

I'm very interested to see if they shake up the set list as they go along or stay consistent. Mick said they were working up a lot of stuff.

My wish would be for a Campbell/Finn (again, Neil is no rank amateur with a guitar in his hands) take on "Albatross."

I now think this will work, when they get a few shows under their belts this is going to be a strong band.

I do hope after they're done with the tour they'll come up with some new music, but if they don't, they don't, it is what it is ... and I think the positive word of mouth after this first concert will disappoint the Lindsey acolytes who've been touting slow ticket sales and literally wishing for the the thing to fail/implode.

 

But Go Your Own Way is fine? The disrespectful thing was kicking Lindsey out of the band. This is nothing.

 

go your own way was a huge hit. the other 2 songs are not so no reason to even play them

 

And Tusk.

Keep it below the belt.

 

What have you heard regarding positive word of mouth? All I've heard is it was ok, lacking in energy and chemistry. Would like to hear differing view points though.

 

Second Hand News is not a chart hit, but a very well known song. It leads off one of the best selling albums of all time. Monday Morning is not an obscure track either.

 

they aren't but they aren't hits and they are very personal to Buckingham. go your own was was the only Buckingham sung and written song I expected to see in the setlist and it should be the only one in the setlist

 

I don’t see why the criteria needs to be “hit song”. If the crowds knows it that should be good enough to play it. Those would not be bathroom breaks for an arena crowd. Go Your Own Way is personal too, but then it’s a hit so that doesnt matter.

 

The online reviews of the concert from newspapers, other media outlets, etc. The only negative stuff I've seen are on social media from Lindsey acolytes who would say it sucked if Christ Himself had come down from the sky in the middle of "Gold Dust Woman" and said "I am pleased with this."

The guy is gone. He's not coming back to this band, that bridge is incinerated. People need to move forward. Go see Fleetwood Mac if you want to (I am in February). Go see Lindsey if you want to (I'm actually thinking very hard about it). Just move forward.

 

A Danny Kirwan song..Yeah! First time time they've polished one off since 1975..

Plus a Welch and Peter Green..Cool

I'm glad I got Tix!

 

Looks like a percussionist. Does he have a drum set? I don’t see it.

 

because they booted the guy out of the band. every song he sang should be dropped except the one that's actually a huge hit