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And he said, 'You know what? There's about 350,000 people down there.' At that point, we realized that something had happened that we hadn't really taken notice of, and it was hugely memorable. So we gingerly look out of the cockpit and look down. And we ended up in a helicopter on the way to some huge festival in Texas, and the helicopter said, 'Why don't you look down there?' And we weren't in the mood to be really looking anywhere. 'I have to say, a memorable moment on the road, was not long after we really had been blessed with the huge, huge success of the Rumors album, and we hadn't really realized what was happening. Looking back at your incredible career and back at each tour you've done, do you have a favorite moment or show that was significant or something that you'll always remember? That's what I was trained for, and that's what I really, really love.'

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Sometimes, of course, when we come off the road we spend a few months here and there not playing, and so it's really getting back in the saddle and getting into the full music mode, and communicating with other players on stage. 'Going out on the road, what I always look forward to the most is playing and playing regularly. We're going into rehearsals for a couple of months and can't wait to get back out there.' What are you looking forward to the most? We're musicians, we love to play, and having the opportunity always to do that is exciting, is thought provocative in terms of what we can do creatively, and we're ready to go. 'The whole premise of going out on the road is something that's actually second nature to everyone in Fleetwood Mac. How does it feel to be going out on tour again?

Recently, iHeartRadio caught up with Fleetwood Mac's Mick Fleetwood, and he talked about the upcoming trek, what he's looking forward to, one of the most standout moments from the band's incredible 50+ year career (hint: it involves a helicopter ride), and the decision to recruit Mike Campbell and Neil Finn.

The 50+ city tour kicks off on October 3rd in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the BOK Center, and stop in places like Chicago, Kansas City, Cleveland, Detroit, San Jose, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Denver, San Diego, Dallas, Nashville, Atlanta, New York City, and Boston, before wrapping up in Philadelphia on April 5th at the Wells Fargo Center.ДЄnd right before their North American trek kicks off the band will be performing in Las Vegas at the iHeartRadio Music Festival this fall, alongside a star-studded lineup of artists. But, visiting major cities across the country this fall and early next year will be Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie, along with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell and Crowded House's Neil Finn. The tour is the iconic band's first since Lindsey Buckingham's departure from the group. Fleetwood Mac is back and heading out on the road on their new North American tour, and with a revamped lineup.

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