VIDEO: Stevie Nicks joins Keith Urban for 1981 classic in Nashville

Stevie Nicks joined Keith Urban for a performance of her 1981 classic, “Stop Dragging My Heart Around”, during the country singer’s New Year’s Eve appearance in Nashville, TN.

Written by Tom Petty and Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell, the tune was the lead single and US Top 5 smash from Nick’s solo debut, “Bella Donna.”

Urban’s fourth consecutive year headlining the year-end event at the city’s Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park also saw the pair deliver Nick’s hit, “Edge Of Seventeen”, and Fleetwood Mac’s 1977 track, ”Second Hand News.”

“Stevie Nicks, you are a goddess,” said Urban in a post-show video across his social media sites. “You just did amazing tonight. Thank you so much. It was a blast.”

Nicks toured heavily with Fleetwood Mac throughout 2019 – which now includes Campbell in the lineup – while also earning the unique honor of becoming the first woman to enter the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame on two occasions after originally being inducted as a member of Fleetwood Mac in 1998.

Fleetwood Mac were named the No. 5 Rock News Artist Of The Year while also delivering the No. 6 Rock News Story Of The Year as part of the 2019 hennemusic Rock News Awards.



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VIDEO: Keith Urban joins the Rolling Stones in Los Angeles

Keith Urban teamed up with the Rolling Stones as they kicked off their “50 & Counting” arena tour at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Friday.

The country star joined the band for their 1978 “Some Girls” track, “Respectable.”

No Doubt singer Gwen Stefani was the other featured guest, sitting in on “Wild Horses.”

For more video from the show, click here.

The Stones play a series a west coast dates over the next two weeks before moving east to Toronto for a show on May 25.

The tour wraps up June 21 in Philadelphia.

The Rolling Stones




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VIDEO: Rolling Stones open 50 & Counting tour in Los Angeles

The Rolling Stones kicked off their “50 & Counting” arena tour at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Friday.

The show featured several surprises, including the first live performance of “Emotional Rescue.”

The band was joined by special guests Gwen Stefani of No Doubt (on “Wild Horses”) and country star Keith Urban (on “Respectable” - see video here).

Former Stone Mick Taylor, along for the full tour, guested on “Midnight Rambler,” as he did for the band’s 2012 shows in London and New Jersey.

The tour will see the Stones play 17 shows across North America, wrapping up June 21 in Philadelphia.

The Rolling Stones
50 & Counting tour
Staples Center – Los Angeles, CA – May 3, 2013

01. "Get Off of My Cloud"
02. "The Last Time"
03. "It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)"
04. "Paint It, Black"
05. "Gimme Shelter"
06. "Wild Horses" (with Gwen Stefani)
07. "Factory Girl"
08. "Emotional Rescue"
09. "Respectable" (with Keith Urban)
10. "Doom and Gloom"
11. "One More Shot"
12. "Honky Tonk Women"
13. "Before They Make Me Run"
14. "Happy"
15. "Midnight Rambler" (with Mick Taylor)
16. "Miss You"
17. "Start Me Up"
18. "Tumbling Dice"
19. "Brown Sugar"
20. "Sympathy for the Devil"

Encore:

21. "You Can't Always Get What You Want"
22. "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
23. "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"

The Rolling Stones












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Rolling Stones: Additional $85 tickets to be made available for tour
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Fallon Stones night 2

Night 2 of Stones week on Jimmy Fallon last night, as the show celebrates the Exile reissue.

Mick Jagger made a surprise appearance on Jimmy’s “Lost” spoof called “Late.” To catch Mick, watch episode 6 here.

Well, despite the announced schedule of music guests, there was a change: Stones keyboardist Chuck Leavell sat in with Keith Urban on a rockin’ version of “Tumbling Dice.” Urban even threw in some references at the end of the tune for folks to send some aid to Nashville, following the recent flooding in the city.

Keith Urban – Tumbling Dice (w/Chuck Leavell on keyboards)
“Rolling Stones Week”
Late Night With Jimmy Fallon – May 11, 2010



Due up tonight is Sheryl Crow doing "All Down The Line"...unless there's been more lineup changes.