Pop Dust, April 14, 2015
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Fleetwood Mac Sets Make Up Date For Postponed March Concert at Chesapeake Energy Arena
Fleetwood Mac announced their rescheduled tour date for their stop at the Chesapeake Arena in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma that was originally slated for March 12. The rescheduled tour date will be on Friday, April 17.
On with the Show tour began in Minneapolis, Minnesota on September 30 and is currently scheduled to finish in Dublin, Ireland, on July 11 this summer. The over-100-city tour is one of the top earning worldwide tours in North America, according to Pollstar.
According to TotallyTickets.com, Fleetwood Mac tickets for their rescheduled date of April 17 at Chesapeake Energy Arena have an average ticket price of $281.77 with a get-in price of $71. Tickets issued for the original concert date are valid and will be honored at the rescheduled date. Arena doors are scheduled to open at 6:30 p.m.
Additional Fleetwood Mac tickets can be found at TotallyTickets.com as well, for those seeking attendance to their show in OKC or any others.
Creating hits for over four decades, Fleetwood Mac’s seemingly timeless act still has fans clamoring for their talents. Their worldwide following received a boost in 2014 as Christine McVie rejoined the band.
The Fleetwood Mac band fans know and love are back together again, and continue to create memorable experiences across the globe. The reinvigorated performers have an energy that has to be seen live in person.
It is not the first time during the tour where the band has been forced to postpone a show. Fleetwood Mac had to postpone their show in Little Rock, Arkansas on March 11 due to an unspecified illness and had a January 17 stop in Lincoln, Nebraska cut short after drummer Mick Fleetwood had the stomach flu partway through the set, forcing his drum tech to step in for a couple of numbers during an abbreviated show.
Luckily, fans will not miss out on catching one of their favorite bands live in concert. Although it’s about a month later than originally planned, Fleetwood Mac is still going to bring the energy to Chesapeake Energy Arena and supply a concert that will have fans happy they kept their tickets.