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Trouble in Shangri-la
Newest reviews posted at the top. LML i must say, i was a little concerned about how stevie would be feeling since she had canceled the three previous shows - but she prevailed as always. it's just amazing how she captures everyone the moment she walks out on stage. one of the highlights for me was when she did her signature high kick at the end of stand back - it was awesome, i love how she gets into that song! the songs from TISL were done to perfection. i think they sounded better 'live' than recorded in the studio. everyday, sorcerer and too far from texas were fantastic but fall from grace really rocked! i was so glad when i heard that waddy was joining stevie on this tour - he was fabulous! i've been a fan for the past 24 years, i was 11 when i first heard stevie's voice and i've been hooked ever since. she's like a drug that you just have to have. i bet everyone reading this comes to this website for their 'daily dose' of nicksfix just like myself ~ if only she knew how deeply she affects so many lives and what she really means to each of us. it's kind of weird how her fans are so connected to her. i thought it was strange to feel the way i do about her but when i hear so many other people feel the same way, its very cool. she is truly a legend. "have you touched the soul of someone?" . . . . . YES stevie, you have! "in all your darkest hours, have you ever heard me sing" . . . . . YES stevie, i have!
Debbie Scott
YOU ARE THE BEST!
Lainey DOUGLAS HARRYMAN TamTam Stevie proved, once again, how talented she his. She gave the audience exactly what we came for- a great show Sandy MacKenzie While Stevie shook hands with the audience during 17, someone gave her a big Pooh stuffed bear and another person gave a tambourine. When the band came back for the encore, the piano player put the Pooh bear on top of the piano so everyone could see it.You can tell that Stevie really cares about connecting with the audience by shaking hands. She is a great performer and is one of a kind. Once in a million years a lady like her rises.... The memories of this concert will forever live in my heart. From the very opening of the TISL chorus (great and unique way to open the show Stevie) to the closing song of Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You.... it was truly a magical evening. I really do hope this concert is being captured on video for all the fans that couldn't join Stevie in Shangri-La on the road. (And for the fans that want to revisit that magical world). Stevie, keep on dancing and making wonderful songs for the world to enjoy! Scotty G. The band was tight, best I've heard on a solo tour. The crowd ranged in age from about 12 - 60. Our seats were right up the middle, although we were pretty far back (anything other than front row is pretty far back). "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" was a great way to start off the show. Other highlights included a high kickin' "Stand Back", a guitar rife "Edge of Seventeen", and a surprisingly energetic "Everyday" which was better live than on the album. All in all, the evening went way too fast. It always does. My sister felt that Stevie sounded even better in person. Before the show I said, "Don't worry...it probably won't be as loud as you'd expect". Well, I was wrong. Someone kept messing with the volume button. I felt like I was at a Mac concert, but I didn't mind a bit. You know you've been to a good concert when your ears are still ringing after the long ride home. All in all, the evening was wonderful (except for the omitted "Outside the Rain"). "Radiant beam cloaked in dark shadow with a voice like none other. I marvel at having found you, you are an angel in disguise, poet, priest of nothing, legend". Paul/Tina/Mimi
From the first note of the tease of BOOTYLICIOUS, to the last time Stevie left the stage, we were singing, screaming and dancing. I think everyone felt the same goose bumps that we did the very first time she walked on stage. Nevermore beautiful, nevermore in command, nevermore graceful, nevermore THE QUEEN! Stevie seemed to be taken by suprise by the noise even though the seats weren't filled(whats up with that?) There was never a silent moment nor a dull to the party atmosphere. The absolute love that was coming from all of us to Stevie even sometimes overwhelmed us. That how the whole evening was Totally overwhelming. In fact, while trying to leave the parking lot, the buses and limo were let through. Everyone just stopped, started honking horns, waving and screaming in the hopes that Stevie could feel or gratitude for what she had just given to us. The GYPSY had us under her spell. Her performance was absolutely magical. Even though we knew all of her songs by heart(including TISL) it felt like we were "hearing" them for the first time and in a different light. I think that all 3 of us came with different ideas of how it would be but left under the same Stevie haze. The only time the crowd was any less than thunderous was when Stevie finished with HAS ANYONE EVER WRITTEN ANYTHING FOR YOU. That was because everyone was singing with her, or like us, crying. The emotion she wrote into that song and most definitely the unbelievable way she sang this tonight was well...spiritual. Needless to say we are already saving our pennies for the next time she comes to the Mid-Atlantic, either solo or with MAC. We are still looking at each other, shaking our heads and wondering what hit us. No other concert that any of us have ever been to has left such an impression. Dearest Stevie, As long as you want to grace the stage-we'll be there. You looked beautiful tonight and you sounded beautiful. We still can't truly put in words what this night meant to us so we will just Thank you. Thank you for your willingness to share your soul and all your wonderful gifts with us. Be happy, Take care or yourself. God Bless you. Most of all we love you. ~Lauren Terra Harris
Silver Spring, MD (yes, Stevie's Silver Spring!!!) Terra Harris Silver Spring, MD (yes, Stevie's Silver Spring!!!) Joe Sheffield Jan and Christie In a state of shock, we decided since it was already 6pm we would spend the night in Raleigh for the show Wednesday night. Before we saw the new day, Raleigh was also postponed. In a fog of disbelief, we drove another 416 miles back to Atlanta. After the letdown of the postponed shows, our spirits were on the rise again by Thursday knowing we would be leaving Friday for Charlotte, only to be knocked into reality that another show had been postponed. We were now faced with a big decision as to whether to go ahead and leave Friday and drive the 700 miles to Bristow for Saturday's show...not knowing if it would also be postponed. By Friday afternoon, we decided to go for it, based on "a feeling"...not our's...but in hopes of not being disappointed. We arrived in Bristow at midnight, after 10 hours of driving. By Saturday morning, we knew the show was "a go". We had so-so tickets but went to the box office twice to check the availability of better seats, but to no avail. We arrived at the pavilion around 6:30pm with the parking lot already beginning to fill up. We sat in the car for a while and did "people watching". There were people of all ages dressed like Stevie, and some barely dressed at all. After stashing cameras and film and trying to look really cool and innocent, we headed to the gates. A cool looking redheaded dude asked us if we needed tickets. Having inquisitive minds and really wanting better seats, we asked him what he had. He offered us Orchestra 5th Row (from the stage) for $25 each plus our tickets!!!! We told him we would take them BUT if it was a gimmick we would search him down and hurt him!!!! Upon arriving at the gate, we immediately observed the searching of purses, blankets, bags, etc. This took us to Plan B which we didn't have yet....so back to the car to regroup!!! We won't go into details, but we did get a camera inside. After stopping to buy merchandise, we proceeded to our seats. They were EXCEPTIONAL!!!!....God Bless that redheaded dude!!!! Now was time for us to take observation. The night air was cool and brisk, the props were already in place, there were two large monitors on both sides of the stage, the venue was beginning to fill with fans of all ages. There was definetely an aurora of excitement in the air. By the time Jeffrey finished playing, the venue was packed and ready for Stevie!!!! With the first notes of "Bootylicious" we were on our feet for the rest of the night. Initially Stevie appeared to hold back a little on the vocals, while adding more dancing and movement, for the first few songs. After that, she seemed to find a comfort level for her vocals and ROCKED the remainder of the night. However, she was a little hoarse when speaking. During "Gold Dust Woman" she started singing a new version of the song (unattentionally) then got tickled at herself and bent over laughing for a moment...but then continued with the "original" version of the song. We won't go over the entire set list, but we will hit on a few highlights. Stevie said she made a conscious decision to add alot of songs from the TISL album....her comment was if she wasn't going to perform them, then why write them. GREAT decision Stevie!!!! While doing "Too Far From Texas" she was smiling alot and we think it was because the audience was singing every word nsync with her. At one point she kissed her hands and then extended them outward toward the audience and said "I just gave you all a kiss". Another funny incident was when she came to the mic and said "Waddy just asked me if I was going to talk about it or do it" and then she proceeded to tell us the story behind "Planets of the Universe". The security was definetely "fan friendly"...they told us we couldn't take pictures but then gave us black tape to cover the flash. :-) So out came our camera from its hidden location. Security had also told us that the first five rows would be allowed to go to the stage. As time got closer, we began to scope out our competion for the run to the stage. We were in seats 4 and 5 from the aisle....so we decided we needed to find out what the people in the first 3 seats next to us were going to do. We asked the lady in seat 3 if she was going to the stage and she said "I don't have a pass". We told her that WE DID HAVE THAT PASS and she needed to move out of our way when it was time to present our PASS. We asked the ladies in seats 1 and 2 and all they said was "Hell Yea we're going to the stage, whether they let us or not!!!" With the sound of the drums and then Waddy "cutting loose" with his guitar solo, we were ON THE RUN....STAGE BOUND!!! Maneuvering past the security guard, our stampede got us right to the stage. For what seemed like an eternity, we secured our place by holding on to the skirt of the stage that was way above our heads. The only way we could see what was happening onstage, was to hang on to the stage and try looking over our shoulders at the monitors behind us....very painful we might add!!!! When Stevie started singing "EO17", we could barely breathe with the pressure from all the body parts pressed against us....but we were not relinquishing our spots for NO ONE!! At this point we are blindly waving our arms into the air...out of nowhere a hand grabs one of our arms like an octopus and hangs on for dear life. After viciously shaking off the unwanted attachment, we see that Stevie is making her famous walk across the stage. When she finally reaches the right side of the stage where we are, she reaches out and briefly touches both our hands. We returned to our seats so we could see what was happening onstage, took one final picture, then watched as a beauitful evening came to an end. It is now 9pm Sunday and we have just driven the 700 miles back to Atlanta. And if you ask them was the 1400 miles and 20hrs in the car to see Stevie for one night, worth it all....they would answer: YES!!!!! She is an amazing artist, a brilliant songwriter, and she touches our heart like no other!!!! ...to be continued after Monday night's show at Chastain in Atlanta... anonymous Keith Bradshaw
ANGELIQUE
(ANGEL) & RHEANON (RHEA) ADKINS Kammy Curry She really enjoys herself on stage; you can see it in her eyes as they sparkle like a child's. It was everything I expected Stevie's concert to be: full of her beautiful twirls and dancing, the wonderful shawl changes (gold for Gold Dust Woman, white for Edge of Seventeen, deep blue for Bombay Sapphires, etc.), beautiful melodies, hard rocking edge and her powerful, amazing voice. The percussion solo from Lenny, and guitar solo from Waddy were out of this world. Stevie looked stunningly beautiful, and she wore the most fabulous large, feathered hat when she closed with 'Has Anyone Written Anything for You'. I love you Stevie, thank you so much for sharing your magical gift with us!! Bridget and
Taylor Brutski As my 12 year old daughter Taylor and I were getting ready to leave for the show, we listened to a video I have of Stevie's concert from the Bella Donna Days. So, by the time we left, we were psyched. Let me say first that Stevie has the friendliest fans. As we waited for Stevie to take the stage, we spoke with folks around us, and they teased my daughter about "how could she know who Stevie is, she's too young." She just laughed. Our seats were in the Orchestra 2, row 9. This is the closest either of us had ever been at a show, and with this being a Stevie Nicks concert, it made it all the more exciting. When Stevie took the stage, I realized even more why she is the Queen of Rock. This lady put everything she had into this show. She looked and sounded amazing. Every song was beautiful. I have never seen a performer that is more appreciative of the fans that she has. She thanked us over and over again for being there. As 'Edge of Seventeen' started, most of the first 4 rows, moved up to the stage. It was at this time, that my daughter and I moved up to the 4th row for a closer look. My daughter said, "Mom, I always thought she was pretty, but she is really beautiful." This from someone who thinks 30 is old. Another highlight of the evening was meeting John Kinney and his niece Blair. I only stopped to say "hi", but it was nice to meet the man who works so hard to keep all of us "up-to-date" on Stevie. Thanks John! The best thing of all, to me, is that I can share Stevies' music with my daughter. In a time when most kids and their parents don't agree on music, Stevie has given my daughter and I yet another thing to share. Thank you for that Stevie. As much as I enjoyed watching Stevie sing all my favorite old and new songs, I enjoyed watching my daughter sing along with her. Stevie has a multi-generational appeal, everyone loves her. Thanks for a memorable night Stevie! Pam Robinson Nancy Boyd I nearly fell outta my chair when she sang Fall From Grace and Bombay Sapphire, which are my favorite songs off the cd. The classics that she chose to sing were performed as I expected them to be, with grace and a heart of soul and that splash of magic that all Stevie fans know about. I had hoped to hear her sing Landslide and I Can't Wait, but hey, I was grateful that I was even there, had excellent seats (section 102, Row D) and I would do it all over again. This is my third time seeing Stevie live in concert and each time is more amazing and magical. STEVIE IS A GODDESS! Luv Ya Stevie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jessie What a great night! Please go see her if you can, you will NOT be disapointed! This woman just keeps on getting better! ROCK ON ANCIENT QUEEN~~~~~!!!! Bridget Russell
We arrived at the show 2 hours ahead of schedule. When I got out of the car, we were just in time to hear her complete her sound check. To hear her begin "Rhiannon" brought tears to my eyes and sent a chill up my spine. This was going to be a great night! We all settled into our seats on the lawn and when Stevie emerged from behind the stage, I saw my father's eyes light up and my 19-year old sister started crying. I don't think she stopped crying until well into the third song! This was what we'd all been waiting years for and to see her, with her classic long blonde hair and the flowing clothes, was absolutely indescribable. The feeling of seeing someone that you have idolized for your entire life, is amazing. Stevie was everything we expected her to be and more. When I got home at 9pm the next evening, my parents were listening to Stevie and said they had been since noon that day. My dad said he was so excited after the show, he couldn't sleep. Now, I'm just trying to figure out a way to get myself to another show before this tour ends! We love you, Stevie!! Jill Erin Hayes
As soon as she sang "Edge of Seventeen" as everyone knows, she comes to the edge of the stage to shake hands. Unfortunately she missed me, but I was holding my tambourine in the air and the guy that was with her took it for me. So I don't know if she'll get it, but I was honored just to be right below her. She is the most unique person. There is nobody like her and to all those people who make fun of her for being the age she is and still singing and touring.....If I was 53 years old, looked as good as she does and could still rock my butt off, your darn right I would. Rock on sweet girl! Tom Well, I wasn't disappointed. Stevie didn't smile during Stop Draggin' My Heart Around, but she sounded good. And there was a point early in Rhiannon that Stevie put her hand to her throat as if she felt some pain, but from there on out, everything was AWESOME. It's funny I just read some of the reviews for other shows and many make comments about the lights and the stage design. To be honest with you I didn't notice either. Some of the time, I just closed my eyes and listened. I love the fact that she feels bold enough to play so many new songs. I would say that the new songs come off as if she is more connected to them than the older songs. Fall From Grace was a knockout...as was Planets of the Universe. As I sat in my car after the concert, waiting an hour to get from the parking lot to the street, I realized how important and interwoven Stevie and her music are in my life. Dawn Gillispie First, I was excited to be that close, as I have never had the luck of getting really good seats. Right before "Edge of Seventeen", my friend noticed that they were letting people go down in front of the stage so, she grabbed me and said "C'mon!" Anyway, we got down to right in front of the stage! I was filled with excitement and felt like I was dreaminng! Then Waddy came out and started the intro to "Edge of Seventeen" which was very cool. Then Stevie came out and started singing! I tried to get up to the very front when she went along and shook hands but, I just could not get quite close enough. We stayed down in front for the encores which moved me to tears! Even though I did not get to touch her, the experience was still exhilerating and like nothing I have ever felt or experienced. It was truly a high point in my life that I will never forget. You can see that Stevie truly loves and appreciates her fans. She is amazing! Even though she had been sick, she still put her heart and soul into her singing her songs. I have never been disappointed with any of her concerts but, this one was the best! I was glad that she did some of her new songs. TISL is great! My 10 year old daughter loves it too! Thank you Stevie for a truly "enchanted" evening that I will always remember! anonymous The temp. was just right for an outdoor concert. Jeffery gaines was really good! He seemed to me to be a cross between lenny Cravitz and Dave Matthews. He had us all singing "Your Eyes", his cover of the Peter Gabriel song. Then "Bootylicious" is piped in and I'm thinking "what?' Well, duh - it was meant to and did get everyone pumped! all of a sudden "Trouble In Shangra La" is blasting and everybody roared! Stevie started w/ "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" - awesome! I didn't even care if her voice cracked a little at the beginning - it was still HER and she was singing right in front of me. from the new album ( yes, I'm dating myself) she sang Planets, Everyday, Sorcerer, Trouble, and Too Far from Texas and Bombay Sapphires. everything else were hits and favorites. The crowd favorites seemed to be Stand Back, Dreams, & Rhiannon. Lenny and Waddy each did a solo - spectacular talent. My daughter and I didn't really sit down the whole time she was on ! It was a very magical, fulfilling and exciting evening. I am so looking forward to seeing her again soon! No one should pass up the opportunity to be in her presence and audience. Carolyn Luray
Kelly Truly, thank you for sharing your songs with us the fans.... Kelly Monica We missed Jeffery Gaines entire set due to car trouble.....We broke down on the way and my husband stood out in the pouring rain for a good while to get the car up and running! We made it to our destination about 15 mintues before Stevie took the stage. When Stevie first came out and began "Stop Dragging My Heart Around" she seemed a little unsure of herself. She backed off some of the high notes, and this continued for the first two or three songs, and then she was in form! The most energetic number came with "Stand Back"......lots of twirling and movement, and yes, the traditional high kick at the end! The new material was most welcome by everyone and she did a great job on those songs, especially "Fall From Grace". I understand now all the comments about the missed platform boots! Didn't think I would notice this much but I did. The platform sneakers didn't quite go with the dress & outfits, however, the flashing lights across the toes of the sneakers were very whimsical and enjoyable! The night passed very quickly.....all in all it was a very enjoyable evening. We will all be anticipating the upcoming Fleetwood Mac tour! Drew All in all, the show was fabulous! The magical thing about Stevie's concerts is that she has such a commanding, endearing stage presence... something that few other stars can offer. She's on stage because she loves it, and she loves to share her music. That's what makes her shows so engaging and exciting! Finally, at the end of "Edge of Seventeen", I fought my way up to the front of the stage. As Stevie did the sweep of the front-stage area (shaking hands and thanking everyone) I ACTUALLY GOT TO SHAKE HER HAND! Gosh, what an experience! I only hope that everyone else felt as touched by the concert as I felt. Julio J.
Fonseca I have to say that there were so many things going in my mind when I was driving to the show venue. I knew that Stevie had been ill and I hoped that she wasn't pushing herself too hard by doing tonights show. I thought about how my mom who was coming with me first started my love for stevie when I was 2 and she played the dreams 45. I thought about my late uncle and the time that we saw the video for stop dragging my heart around and how he was a huge fan of hers. He would have loved to have been with us tonight. We picked up shirts and sat down. I kept waiting for the seats next to me to fill up. People kept coming and going and Mom and I sat in #1 and #2. Jeffrey Gaines was really good. The crowd was so welcoming to him and I think he really fed off of it. Then came "Bootylicious". And we all knew what was coming. For some reason I was so nervous. When she hit those first notes of Stop Dragging... I knew we were in for a special night. My dream was coming true and my mom was into it so much. You should have seen her scream after Rhiannon. That was so special to me. Stevies energy was intense complete with spins and twirls and the magic thats made her career endure. The highlight for me was edge of seventeen. This song always reminds me of the passing of my uncle. And in the first verse.. I got so emotional. I was tearing up so moved by being there to experience the song. "And it sounds like YOU" meant so much to me. And when she hit that note in the middle I got a chill. The most poignent moment of the night was "has anyone written anything for you." My mom and I shared knowing looks and felt the emotion. And you know right at the line "and the rain pours down"... It actually started to rain. I felt jubilant and happy. And you know... seat three right next to me... remained empty the whole show. Three was my uncles lucky number. What A Night! Thank you Stevie.. for giving us so much. Becky Shimko
Jeffrey Gaines was amazing; I am definitely planning on going out to buy his album. But then...the lights went down, and the REAL show began. I had made a point of not reading any set lists, so all I knew was that yes, she would do Fall From Grace (my fave from the Trouble in Shangri-La album) and that she opened with Stop Draggin' My Heart Around. Well, I have to say, the cheesiest part of the night was....."Bootylicious" played right before Stevie came out. I didnt' think it was necessary, but oh well. When I heard her voice singing "I hear there's trouble in Shangri-La" tears came to my eyes. I have been a fan for so many years and to finally see her in concert was a dream come true. She absolutely rocked, the pace never slackened. From Stop Draggin...to Enchanted to Gold Dust Woman and on, she kept the pace going. I was so thrilled when she did Sorcerer and Planets of the Universe, which were both amazing. She really got into those songs, and I couldn't sit down!! She talked a bit, which was nice...she is so cute!! Rhiannon kicked ass. And then, when she started talking about "too far from texas," I was so excited--I hadn't been expecting her to do that one at all!! It was so great! And Everyday was awesome too. But oh wow....Stand Back...it was everything I had hoped it would be in concert--the energy was so amazing. Fall From Grace....whoa, that one is so awesome live. Right before Edge of Seventeen, she did Bombay Sapphire, which I hadn't been expecting AT ALL--so of course that was great!! Andwhen she came back for Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You with that top hat with those feathers....wow. I cried. The feeling was just so intense and powerful that I was just overwhelmed. Stevie Nicks proved with every second of the two hours she was on stage exactly why she still is the "queen of rock and roll." She twirled, she changed shawls, she sang her heart out, and she held the audience in the palm of her hands. My best friend leaned over and said to me (while she was dancing) that Stevie Nicks was so interesting--she was such a beautiful, feminine woman, and yet and the same time, she was singing about tough issues and you knew that she had to be so incredible strong. The concert was by far the best one I have ever been to--the only thing that would make it better is if I can get tickets to her September 22 show in Atlanta!! Lauren J
Levi Rick ROCK ON STEVIE!!! Jennifer
S. Stevie thanked us for letting her play her new songs, and I'm personally glad the show centered around them. I will always love Stevie's classics from the past - but, I truly believe some of her best work has come through in "TISL". I'm thrilled for Stevie that she is able to enjoy the success of it all - it's well deserved - and aren't we lucky to have more classics of Stevie's to add to her collection? Keep writing Stevie - we will never stop listening! Kathi M. Nancy Rodrigues
James Allan She talked to the audience many times throughout the evening especially about her new songs and why they were written. I think she is really enjoying this tour like no other she has done. We are all sorry that she has been on the ill side but hopefuly that is behind her now. As always after The Edge of Seventeen she came out to the Edge of the stage and greeted her loyal fans. Here again they ranged from the very young to their 60's proving she still has that drawing power and that ability to Enchant you with her songs and stories. Stevie we all love you and hope you all the best and hope to see you again soon. Susan Patnode
Blizzard Some highlights: "Gold Dust Woman" was excellent. Stevie sang it with heart and devotion and got the crowd on their feet. "Stand Back" had the leg kick, but also a few instances of twirling! Everyone went wild. "Fall From Grace" really rocked, as did "Edge of 17" complete with the Lenny & Waddy intro."Has Anyone Ever Written..." was done beautifully and she wore the top hat with the big pink feathers on it, as reported in earlier reviews. That song always gives me chills. I was a little worried when she first took the stage, I have to admit. My husband Rob made the comment that she looked like she just woke up (looked a little tired) and the first 2 songs I thought could have been a little more energetic, but that was more than likely due to her illness. Sharon Celani & Mindy Stein helped with the higher cords & the holding vocals in a few songs. All that worry quickly disappeared & Stevie herself was as much into her music as the rest of us! I can not wait until she tours again, and if what she told the crowd was true, she'll be back soon. "I CAN"T WAIT!" Mark Schoberg
We arrived about 20 minutes into Jeffrey Gaines opening, and he looked like he was doing very well with the still half empty Pavilion. He sounded great, and thanked everyone for being there. Thank You Jeffrey!!! I was a little suprised that Stevie's stage setup was present. I kind of miss the curtains going down, and waiting as you hear the crew banging equipment around. We all know the "I wish I had better seats" routine too, so I will not go there. LOL. Anyway the show went on. The opening of Bootylicious got the crowds attention, and Stevie led right into "Stop Dragging My Heart Around". This is my 5th Stevie concert over her career, and I can honestly tell you all the magic is still, and always will be there. I will venture to say anyone can record music, but if you cant perform LIVE for your fans your missing the point!!! Stevie gave her fans another wonderful show, and the crowd was doing their usual dancing. Stevie looked a little tired, and she had to back off of some of the high notes, but she ROCKED! I loved the platform sneakers, and the whole show was a must see. I would attend another show in this tour in a heartbeat, and highly recommend every fan buying the tickets, getting to the show, and being prepared for "The Magic To Happen" (A Very Special Thank You To The Band) You people are the best!!! Waddy IM glad you toured, and Sharon whatever your eating? Keep eating it. You looked great! (Thank You Stevie) We'll see you next time around. I hope your life is full of happiness, and laughter. Have a great time at your shows everyone. I certainly did!!!!!!! jessi Hornick
Again,i have to say this was my first concert..and if it was up to me to change one thing about it....i wouldn't. Stevie rocked..and made my first concert experience one i will always remember...thank you Stevie!!!!(first name basis..haha@me like i know her personally!!)...and everyone else that was up there on stage performing with her!!and before her!!!..and thankyou Tiffany and Paul!! For taking me!!!!(everyone has to know it was a 3 hour drive...and that's a long way home!!)And Tiffany for getting the whole place going when Stevie started singing Rhiannon!!...It was all you girl!!!!! Jeffrey Johnson SM PS: And as always Stevie was a gracious and appreciative hostess throughout the whole journey. Thanks Stevie! xoxoxoxo
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