My Live Nation members can also be among the first to secure tickets during the pre-sale, benginning at 10am on Monday April 13th. In January 2021, Professor Gordon John McVie, champion of cancer research, medical oncologist, educator, patient advocate and an inspiration to many, died of complications due to COVID-19 and non-Hodgkin lymphoma, leaving a deep hole in the cancer community. Now healthy and ready to perform McVie is set to join the rest of the band (including singer Christine McVie who left Fleetwood Mac for 16 years) on our shores in October.Īmerican Express Card Members will have an opportunity to purchase tickets before the general public from midday on Thursday April 9th. This news comes as a delight to fans as the band cancelled their 2013 Australian tour due to the saddening news that bassist John McVie has been diagnosed with cancer.
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Never miss a beat – to keep up to date with all the big music news on our Facebook page.Īlso, need a soundtrack to your surfing? Listen to our latest independent music podcast.That’s right Fleetwood Mac fans the moment you’ve been dreaming about is actually here.Īll the social media tantrums that occurred from the announcement that Fleetwood Mac were to tour Australia, but were missing our humble city have prevailed!įleetwood Mac have announced that on Wednesday October 28th 2015 hey will be playing at Coopers Stadium to fill our ears with musical bliss. The band have cancelled their Australian and New Zealand tour so that.
In other good news, it seems John McVie’s health is vastly improved since a cancer diagnosis which saw the last tour cut short – the bass player is still receiving chemotherapy but is said to be well on the mend. Fleetwood Mac bassist John McVie has been diagnosed with cancer, says a statement on the band’s official Facebook page. 1 Department of Oncology and Hemato-Oncology, University of Milan, Milan 20122, Italy.
Gabriella Pravettoni 1,2, Marianna Masiero 1,2, Christine Mugo-Sitati 3 and Julie Torode 4. LEGENDARY Rockers Fleetwood Mac have cancelled their Australian tour, including their appearance at Hope Estate in the Hunter Valley, due to the ill-health of. The band have canceled their Australian and New. The tour, titled ‘On With The Show’, will begin in the US on September 30th and will now be able to include many songs the band couldn’t play without Christine McVie on their tour last year. Gordon McVie: his legacy as a blueprint for cancer advocates as we strive towards the 2030 global health and sustainable development goals. Fleetwood Mac bassist John McVie has been diagnosed with cancer, says a statement on the band’s official Facebook page. Looks like we might all need to purchase some hard hats. as a blueprint for cancer advocates as we strive towards the 2030 global health and. It’s a far cry from early last year, when Stevie Nicks was quoted as saying there was “more of a chance of an asteroid hitting the earth” than a McVie return. John Gordon Mcvie at FIRC Institute of Molecular Oncology Foundation. Chief Medical Officer's criticisms were a little unfair, and as John McVie. The keyboard player and singer, who worked with the band for thirty years before quitting in 1998, has told Rolling Stone Magazine “I feel like a pig in poo”. Because the Chief Medical Officer's (2007) focus was upon failures in the. The band just completed the European leg of the. There have also been rumours of a new album from the group. LOS ANGELES Fleetwood Mac co-founder John McVie has been diagnosed with cancer, forcing the group to cancel upcoming shows on its world tour. Just as the band embarked on their world tour last spring, Fleetwood Mac released their first new music in 10 years, a four-song EP.
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Having made a special guest appearance on the O2 shows of their recent UK Tour, it has been announced that Christine McVie is to rejoin Fleetwood Mac for a full world tour beginning this September. Christine McVie was married to John McVie from 1968 until 1977. Fleetwood Mac bassist John McVie was diagnosed with cancer back in October, but in a new interview with Us Weekly, Stevie Nicks says her longtime bandmate is gonna be fine.
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