Legendary ’70s Star, 77, Still Performs With Her Band, Announces New Concert…

Legendary ’70s Star, 77, Still Performs With Her Band, Announces New Concert…

 

At 77 years old, legendary ‘70s music icon Stevie Nicks is proving that age is just a number. The Fleetwood Mac frontwoman and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer continues to dazzle fans around the world with her powerful voice, magnetic stage presence, and timeless songs. This week, Nicks thrilled fans once again with the announcement of a new solo concert date, adding another stop to her already impressive 2025 tour schedule.

Known for her mystical persona, signature shawls, and poetic lyrics, Stevie Nicks became a defining voice of the 1970s music scene. As part of Fleetwood Mac, she helped create some of the most beloved albums in rock history, including Rumours and Tusk. But even outside the band, Nicks carved out a successful solo career with hits like “Edge of Seventeen,” “Stand Back,” and “Talk to Me.”

Now, decades later, she’s still going strong.

On Monday, Nicks announced she’ll be performing at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado this fall. The special concert, scheduled for September 24, 2025, is expected to sell out quickly, as fans from multiple generations flock to see her live. The venue, known for its natural acoustics and stunning scenery, is a perfect match for the ethereal artist whose concerts often feel like spiritual experiences.

In a statement, Nicks shared her excitement: “I’ve always loved playing at Red Rocks. There’s something magical about singing under the stars in that canyon. It’s where the music really comes alive.”

Despite her age, Nicks shows no signs of slowing down. She continues to tour with her band, delivering dynamic performances that feature both Fleetwood Mac classics and her solo hits. Her voice, though matured with time, remains unmistakable — raspy, emotional, and powerful. Fans frequently praise her stamina and energy, noting how she dances and twirls across the stage with the same passion she had decades ago.

Nicks has also become an enduring cultural figure beyond music. In recent years, she’s been featured on television, inducted twice into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (as a solo artist and with Fleetwood Mac), and cited as a style and spiritual inspiration by younger generations of artists like Lana Del Rey, Florence Welch, and Harry Styles.

While many artists from her era have retired or faded into the background, Nicks remains relevant and revered — not just for her past achievements, but for her continued contributions to music and culture.

Tickets for her Red Rocks performance go on sale this Friday and are expected to sell out within minutes. For fans old and new, it’s a rare opportunity to see a true legend who continues to light up the stage well into her seventies.

As Stevie Nicks herself once sang: “Time makes you bolder.” And clearly, it’s made her even more powerful.