Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks postpones UK concerts just hours before the performance due to surgery

The singer and Fleetwood Mac member had to interrupt her solo tour just hours before her scheduled performance in Glasgow.

Stevie Nicks had to postpone some of her tour dates so she could recover from surgery.

The 76-year-old rock star is currently on tour performing her greatest hits and was due to take the stage at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland on Saturday 6 July, but was forced to cancel the performance entirely, as well as another gig scheduled to take place at the Co-Op Live Arena in Manchester on Tuesday.

In a statement, OVO Hydro wrote on X: “Due to a recent leg injury requiring minor surgery and a few days for recovery, Stevie Nicks’ planned performances in Glasgow (Saturday 6 July) and Manchester (Tuesday 9 July) have been postponed.”

The performances are expected to be rescheduled, with the venue telling fans that further information would be available wherever they could buy their tickets and that the Fleetwood Mac star – who has not yet revealed any information himself – was “looking forward” to performing in London’s Hyde Park on Friday July 12.