Stevie Nicks Postpones Tour Dates After Shoulder Injury
Stevie Nicks has postponed several of her upcoming North American tour dates due to a shoulder fracture The 77-year-old music legend announced the injury on August 1, 2025, sharing with fans that she needs time to recover before returning to the stage.
Several performances originally planned for August and September have been pushed back to later in the year. Cities affected include Detroit, Boston, Brooklyn, Toronto, Cincinnati, and Tampa. Rescheduled dates now run through October, November, and December. Nicks reassured fans that all tickets will remain valid for the new dates, and no additional action is required.
Despite the setback, not all shows have been impacted. The tour will resume as scheduled on October 1 in Portland, Oregon with shows in Phoenix, Las Vegas, Sacramento, and other cities continuing unaffected.
Nicks expressed disappointment over the delay and thanked fans for their support. Her team emphasized that the rescheduling is out of caution, ensuring she has the time needed to heal properly. Fans flooded social media with well-wishes following the announcement.
In addition to touring, Nicks has been busy with other projects. Her long-out-of-print 1973 album Buckingham Nicks created with former Fleetwood Mac bandmate Lindsey Buckingham, is set for re-release on September 19 She also recently revealed she’s working on her 14th studio album, describing it as personal and inspired by recent life experiences, including the California wildfires.
While the delay is disappointing for concertgoers, fans can still look forward to the rest of the tour and new music later this year. In the meantime, Nicks is focused on her recovery and is eager to return to performing as soon as she’s able.
For updated tour info and rescheduled dates, fans should check the official tour website or their ticket provider.
