The Fleetwood Mac Tour was a concert tour promoting the band's lineup of Lindsey Buckingham on guitar and vocals and Stevie Nicks on vocals. The band initially conducted a series of performances beginning in May 1975 to familiarize the public with the new lineup, with their first occurring in El Paso, Texas. The band's record company had some reservations about the decision to tour without an accompanying album, which was not due for release until July 1975. The setlist comprised a mixture of songs from the upcoming album and material predating the tenure of Buckingham and Nicks, including "Oh Well" and "Station Man".

After the conclusion of their initial tour, which ended in June, the band took a break from touring to finish their tenth album, which was released under the name Fleetwood Mac in July 1975. Once the album was completed, the band booked a lengthier tour for the remainder of 1975.

Set list

1975 setlist

Source:

"Get Like You Used to Be" (Chicken Shack cover) "Station Man" "Spare Me a Little of Your Love" "Rhiannon" "Monday Morning" "Why" "Landslide" "Crystal" "Frozen Love" (Buckingham Nicks cover) "Over My Head" "Say You Love Me" "I'm So Afraid" "Oh Well" "The Green Manalishi (with the Two Pronged Crown)" "World Turning" "Blue Letter" Encore "Don't Let Me Down Again" (Buckingham Nicks cover) "Hypnotized"

"Jumping at Shadows" and "Sunny Side of Heaven" were performed at least once on this leg of the tour(Day on the Green 8-3-75).

1976 setlist

Source:

"Sunny Side of Heaven" "Spare Me a Little of Your Love" "Rhiannon" "Monday Morning" "Why" "Landslide" "Over My Head" "Say You Love Me" "Silver Springs" "You Make Loving Fun" "I'm So Afraid" "Oh Well" "World Turning" "Blue Letter" Encore "Don't Let Me Down Again" (Buckingham Nicks cover) "Hypnotized"

Tour dates DateCityCountryVenueFirst legMay 15, 1975El PasoUnited StatesEl Paso County ColiseumMay 16, 1975AmarilloAmarillo Civic CenterMay 17, 1975AbileneTaylor County ColiseumMay 18, 1975DallasDallas Memorial AuditoriumMay 19, 1975San AntonioSan Antonio Municipal AuditoriumMay 21, 1975AustinAustin Municipal AuditoriumMay 22, 1975DetroitMajestic TheaterMay 23, 1975AkronAkron Civic TheatreMay 24, 1975EvansvilleSoldiers and Sailors Memorial ColiseumMay 25, 1975South BendC. Morris Civic AuditoriumMay 27, 1975OxfordMillet HallMay 29, 1975Upper Darby TownshipTower TheaterMay 30, 1975Port ChesterCapitol TheatreMay 31, 1975RichmondThe MosqueJune 1, 1975Washington, D.C.DAR Constitution HallJune 3, 1975PittsburghStanley TheatreJune 4, 1975TrentonTrenton War MemorialJune 5, 1975BuffaloNew Century TheatreJune 6, 1975HempsteadCalderone Concert HallJune 7, 1975PassaicCapitol TheatreJune 8, 1975WaterburyPalace TheatreSecond legJuly 25, 1975HoustonUnited StatesHouston Music HallJuly 26, 1975New OrleansTad Gormley StadiumAugust 1, 1975San BernardinoSwing AuditoriumAugust 3, 1975OaklandOakland–Alameda County Coliseum August 7, 1975VancouverCanadaPacific ColiseumAugust 8, 1975SeattleUnited StatesParamount TheatreAugust 9, 1975PortlandParamount TheatreAugust 10, 1975MissoulaAdams FieldhouseAugust 11, 1975LethbridgeCanadaLethbridge SportsplexAugust 13, 1975CalgaryStampede GrandstandAugust 15, 1975MilwaukeeUnited StatesMECCA ArenaAugust 17, 1975Kansas CityRoyals StadiumAugust 18, 1975St. LouisAmbassador TheatreAugust 19, 1975St. LouisAmbassador TheatreAugust 20, 1975Salt Lake CityTerrace BallroomAugust 22, 1975AlbuquerqueAlbuquerque Civic AuditoriumAugust 23, 1975FlagstaffNorthern Arizona University HallAugust 24, 1975PhoenixCelebrity TheatreAugust 26, 1975TucsonTucson Convention CenterAugust 29, 1975ModestoOlympic Gold Ice ArenaAugust 30, 1975AnaheimAnaheim StadiumAugust 31, 1975San DiegoBalboa StadiumSeptember 1, 1975FresnoMadera SpeedwaySeptember 12, 1975DenverMcNichols Sports ArenaSeptember 14, 1975CasperCentral Wyoming FairgroundsSeptember 16, 1975LincolnPershing AuditoriumSeptember 17, 1975MadisonVeterans Memorial ColiseumSeptember 18, 1975ChicagoAuditorium TheatreSeptember 19, 1975CarbondaleSIU ArenaSeptember 20, 1975West LafayetteElliott Hall of MusicSeptember 21, 1975CincinnatiEdgewater Speedway; Miami River Music FestivalSeptember 23, 1975La CrosseMary E. Sawyer AuditoriumSeptember 24, 1975DavenportOrpheum TheaterSeptember 25, 1975ChampaignAssembly HallSeptember 26, 1975KentStudent Center BallroomSeptember 27, 1975DetroitMichigan TheatreSeptember 29, 1975ColumbusVeterans Memorial AuditoriumOctober 3, 1975HamptonHampton ColiseumOctober 4, 1975RichmondRichmond ColiseumOctober 5, 1975LargoCapital CentreOctober 8, 1975RochesterRochester Community War MemorialOctober 9, 1975BuffaloNew Century TheatreOctober 10, 1975UniondaleNassau Veterans Memorial ColiseumOctober 11, 1975PhiladelphiaThe SpectrumOctober 12, 1975Slippery RockSlippery Rock FieldhouseOctober 13, 1975South OrangeSouth Orange Performing Arts CenterOctober 14, 1975SyracuseLoew's State TheatreOctober 15, 1975PittsburghCivic ArenaOctober 16, 1975ErieErie County Field HouseOctober 17, 1975PassaicCapitol TheatreOctober 18, 1975BostonBoston GardenOctober 20, 1975New HavenNew Haven ColiseumOctober 23, 1975Wallingford, CTTrod Nossel Studios (radio concert)October 24, 1975HamiltonReid Athletic CenterOctober 25, 1975StorrsJorgensen AuditoriumOctober 26, 1975New York CityBeacon TheatreThird legNovember 12, 1975BirminghamUnited StatesBoutwell AuditoriumNovember 13, 1975KnoxvilleCivic ColliseumNovember 14, 1975AtlantaFox TheaterNovember 15, 1975CharlestonMunicipal AuditoriumNovember 18, 1975Chapel HillCarmichael AuditoriumNovember 19, 1975WilsonAtlantic Christian CollegeNovember 20, 1975Winston-SalemWake Forest University FieldhouseNovember 21, 1975MorgantownWest Virginia University ColiseumNovember 22, 1975HarrisonburgGodwin HallNovember 26, 1975Santa MonicaSanta Monica Civic AuditoriumNovember 27, 1975San FranciscoWinterland BallroomNovember 28, 1975November 29, 1975November 30, 1975San JoseSan Jose Civic AuditoriumDecember 2, 1975SacramentoSacramento Memorial AuditoriumDecember 3, 1975HoustonHouston Music HallDecember 6, 1975New OrleansThe WarehouseDecember 10, 1975TucsonTucson Convention CenterDecember 11, 1975DenverDenver Convention CenterDecember 12, 1975PhoenixPhoenix Civic PlazaDecember 18, 1975BakersfieldBakersfield Civic AuditoriumDecember 19, 1975InglewoodThe ForumDecember 20, 1975San DiegoSan Diego Sports ArenaSummer Tour '76May 1, 1976OaklandUnited StatesOakland–Alameda County ColiseumMay 3, 1976Santa BarbaraCampus Stadium, UCSBJune 18, 1976Kansas CityRoyals StadiumJune 19, 1976OmahaOmaha Civic AuditoriumJune 20, 1976Des MoinesIowa State FairgroundsJune 21, 1976ClarkstonPine Knob Music TheatreJune 22, 1976June 24, 1976MilwaukeeMECCA ArenaJune 25, 1976Peoria, ILGlen Oak ParkJune 26, 1976Minneapolis MinnesotaParade StadiumJune 27, 1976FargoNorth Dakota State UniversityJune 29, 1976St. LouisCivic Center Busch Memorial StadiumJune 30, 1976CincinnatiRiverfront StadiumJuly 2, 1976GreensboroGreensboro ColiseumJuly 3, 1976AtlantaOmni ColiseumJuly 4, 1976TampaTampa StadiumJuly 12, 1976PhiladelphiaThe SpectrumJuly 13, 1976SyracuseWar Memorial ArenaJuly 14, 1976HartfordColt ParkJuly 16, 1976Green BayBrown County Veterans Memorial ArenaJuly 17, 1976MadisonDane County ColiseumJuly 18, 1976DenverMile High StadiumJuly 23, 1976RichfieldRichfield ColiseumJuly 24, 1976PittsburghThree Rivers StadiumJuly 25, 1976FoxboroughSchaefer StadiumJuly 27, 1976LandoverCapital CentreAugust 24, 1976San BernardinoSwing AuditoriumAugust 26, 1976San DiegoSan Diego Sports ArenaAugust 27, 1976Los AngelesUniversal AmphitheatreAugust 28, 1976August 29, 1976August 30, 1976

Box office score data +List of box office score data with date, city, venue, attendance, gross1976 Box Office Data: Oakland (May 1): Kansas City (June 18), Omaha (June 19): Milwaukee (June 24): St. Louis (June 29): Syracuse (July 13), Hartford (July 14), Green Bay (July 16), Madison (July 17): Denver (July 18), Pittsburgh (July 24), Foxborough (July 25): Landover (July 27): San Diego (August 25): Date(1976)CityVenueAttendanceGrossMay 1Oakland, United StatesOakland–Alameda County Coliseum 57,000 / 57,000$486,200June 18Kansas City, United StatesRoyals Stadium39,121 / 39,121$311,000June 19Omaha, United StatesOmaha Civic Auditorium11,000$72,000June 24Milwaukee, United StatesMECCA Arena9,531$65,380June 29St. Louis, United StatesCivic Center Busch Memorial Stadium34,163$350,400July 13Syracuse, United StatesWar Memorial Arena6,571$39,816July 14Hartford, United StatesColt Park21,139$166,886July 16Green Bay, United StatesBrown County Veterans Memorial Arena5,074$32,352July 17Madison, United StatesDane County Coliseum10,100 / 10,100$61,701July 18Denver, United StatesMile High Stadium62,000 / 62,000$496,000July 24Pittsburgh, United StatesThree Rivers Stadium37,500$375,000July 25Foxborough, United StatesSchaefer Stadium64,791 / 64,791$588,687July 27Landover, United StatesCapital Centre18,787 / 18,787$123,876August 26San Diego, United StatesSan Diego Sports Arena11,500$79,500TOTAL388,277$3,248,798

Notes

Personnel Mick Fleetwood – drums, congas, cowbell, gong, talking drum John McVie – bass guitar Christine McVie – hammond B3-organ, piano, solina string ensemble, hohner pianet, maracas, vocals Lindsey Buckingham – acoustic & electric guitars, vocals Stevie Nicks – vocals, tambourine

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