Is Fleetwood Mac coming to a city near you? The full band hasn't toured since 2009 and their last studio album came out in 2003, but good god do they have enough material to fill a 60-minute setlist (it's FLEETWOOD MAC). According to Stevie Nicks, a three year interim between tours is the golden rule, so if you miss them this time around you won't get another chance until at least 2016. Full list of cities below:
April 4: Columbus, Ohio (Nationwide Arena)
April 6: Philadelphia (Wells Fargo Center)
April 8: New York (Madison Square Garden)
April 9: Washington, D.C. (Verizon Center)
April 11: Louisville (KFC Yum! Center)
April 13: Chicago (United Center)
April 16: Toronto (The Air Canada Centre)
April 18: Boston (TD Garden)
April 20: Uncasville, Conn. (Mohegan Sun Arena)
April 23: Ottawa (Scotiabank Place)
April 24: Newark (Prudential Center)
April 26: Pittsburgh (CONSOL Energy Center)
April 28: St. Paul (Xcel Energy Center)
April 30: Kansas City, Mo. (Sprint Center)
May 1: Tulsa (BOK Center)
May 3: Little Rock (Verizon Arena)
May 12: Winnipeg (MTS Centre)
May 14: Saskatoon (Credit Union Centre)
May 15: Edmonton (Rexall Place)
May 17: Calgary (Scotiabank Saddledome)
May 19: Vancouver (Rogers Arena)
May 20: Tacoma, Wash. (Tacoma Dome)
May 22: San Jose, Calif. (HP Pavilion)
May 25: Los Angeles, Calif. (Hollywood Bowl)
May 26: Las Vegas (MGM Grand Arena)
May 28: Anaheim, Calif. (Honda Center)
May 30: Phoenix (US Airways Center)
June 1: Denver (Pepsi Center)
June 4: Dallas (American Airlines Center)
June 5: Houston (Toyota Center)
June 7: Tampa (Tampa Bay Times Forum)
June 8: Fort Lauderdale (BB&T Center)
June 10: Atlanta (Philips Arena)
June 12: Detroit (Joe Louis Arena)
Tickets go on sale beginning Dec. 14.