Stevie Nicks announces 2025 summer and fall tour dates, including four shows with Billy Joel
Rock icon Stevie Nicks has announced her 2025 tour, featuring nine solo arena dates and four stadium shows with Billy Joel.
Thes tour, produced by Live Nation, continues Nicks' legacy as one of rock's most iconic performers.
The newly added headlining dates will bring Nicks to major cities across North America, including Boston, Toronto, Las Vegas, Tampa, and Phoenix. General ticket sales begin Friday, April 18 at 10 a.m. local time via LiveNation.com.
In addition to her solo performances, Nicks will join Billy Joel for four co-headlining stadium shows, with stops in East Rutherford (Aug. 8), Santa Clara (Oct. 4), New Orleans (Oct. 18), and Detroit (Nov. 15). These shows are already on sale.
The announcement follows a busy 2024 for Nicks, including performances in Europe and North America, an appearance on Saturday Night Live, and a tribute to late Fleetwood Mac bandmate Christine McVie at London's BST in the Park with Harry Styles.
Nicks' recent performances have featured fan-favorite classics like 'Landslide,' 'Edge of Seventeen,' and 'Stop Dragging My Heart Around,' and her upcoming shows are expected to offer the same emotional resonance and timeless energy.
Fans can expect a mix of intimate arena performances and massive stadium experiences as Stevie Nicks continues her run as a powerhouse of rock music in 2025.
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