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Fleetwood Mac Scotiabank Arena Monday night RATING (. out of four) I guess Lindsey Buckingham should feel flattered when he’s not suing his former bandmates? Fleetwood Mac came to Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on Monday night and it took two stellar musicians to replace the singer-guitarist who was fired from the veteran British-American rock band earlier this year and a lawsuit subsequently followed in October. Anyway, the latest incarnation of the mighty and enduring Mac — whose rotating lineup is hardly new in the band’s 50-year history — sees Crowded House’s Neil Finn, who possess one of the best voices in pop, and guitarist Mike Campbell, who previously played with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, picking up the slack.
All over again wrapping up in. “This song is about change, surviving change and the future,” Said Christine Mcvie — Jane Stevenson (@JaneCStevenson) There’s actually a total of 11 players including singer Stevie Nicks, singer-keyboardist Christine McVie, drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie on the stage making a big beautiful sound during such anthems as “The Chain” — which opened the show — “Second Hand News,” “World Turning,” “Go Your Own Way” and “Don’t Stop.” That doesn’t mean Buckingham, whose solo tour arrives in Kitchener’s Centre in the Square on Nov. 16, wasn’t missed as there is an intensity to both his guitar playing and flinty interplay with his former girlfriend Nicks. But his absence Monday night meant the band, founded by Peter Green in 1967 and named after Fleetwood and McVie, delved into their back catalogue for such Green and second guitarist Danny Kirwan-era songs as the Santana-popularized “Black Magic Woman” and “Tell Me All The Things You Do,” which truthfully weren’t never really that missed. The song I used to pretend I was to: Dreams — Jane Stevenson (@JaneCStevenson) McVie, surprisingly, was the weakest vocal link despite sounding solid last year while on tour with Buckingham of all people (including a summer stop at Toronto’s Budweiser Stage), although she spoke the most poignant words of the night while introducing the final and older song, “All Over Again.” “This is a song about change, about surviving change, and the future,” she said. Much to the crowd’s delight, Finn trotted out the Crowded House gem, “Don’t Dream It’s Over,” with Nicks taking a turn on one verse, and there was also a tribute to Petty in the encore with Nicks singing lead vocals on his hit, “Free Fallin’” while pictures of him (and often Nicks together) appeared on the back video wall. “It’s wonderful to be in your fair city with this magnificent band,” said Finn, whose only false step came during a rough start to “Monday Morning.” In a way, this is more of a supergroup than just Fleetwood Mac’s latest lineup change and given they’re already set to return to Scotiabank Arena on April 8, you never know what new twist might just come next.
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“It’s so great to be in your fair city with this magnificent band,” Says as he breaks out ’s don’t dream it’s over in middle of show. — Jane Stevenson (@JaneCStevenson) SET LIST The Chain Little Lies Dreams Second Hand News Say You Love Me Black Magic Woman Everywhere Rhiannon Tell Me All the Things You Do World Turning/Drum Solo Gypsy Oh Well Don’t Dream It’s Over (Crowded House cover) Landslide Isn’t It Midnight Monday Morning You Make Loving Fun Gold Dust Woman Go Your Own Way Encore Free Fallin’ (Tom Petty cover) Don’t Stop All Over Again. Bluesoleil bluetooth software.