In what promises to be one of the most emotional and unforgettable tours in rock history, Fleetwood Mac has officially announced their 2026 Farewell Tour, titled “Moonlit Mirage.” This poetic final chapter marks the end of an era — and the return of a band whose music has defined generations with heartbreak, mystery, and timeless sound.
After years of uncertainty and individual projects, the surviving members of Fleetwood Mac are coming together for one last run — a reunion many thought might never happen. From “Dreams” and “The Chain” to “Gypsy” and “Landslide,” fans can expect a powerful celebration of the group’s ethereal legacy and a moving tribute to those no longer here.
The Meaning Behind ‘Moonlit Mirage’
The tour’s title, Moonlit Mirage, speaks to the band’s dreamlike musical aura — one that’s always felt like a spell cast under silver light, beautiful yet fleeting. This farewell isn’t just a tour; it’s a haunting acknowledgment of time’s passage, loss, love, and the stories woven through their haunting harmonies.
According to a statement from the band, “Moonlit Mirage is a love letter to our fans and to each other. We wanted to say goodbye the way we lived — on stage, under lights, surrounded by music that still haunts us.”
Dates and Cities Revealed
Fleetwood Mac’s final journey will span 30 cities across North America, Europe, and select stops in Australia and Japan, kicking off in Los Angeles on March 12, 2026 and concluding with a symbolic final show in London’s Wembley Stadium on October 4, 2026 — a full-circle moment for the British-American rock legends.
Here are some key cities on the tour:
- New York City – Madison Square Garden
- Chicago – United Center
- Toronto – Scotiabank Arena
- Berlin – Mercedes-Benz Arena
- Sydney – Qudos Bank Arena
- Tokyo – Nippon Budokan
- London – Wembley Stadium
Christine McVie’s Spirit Will Be Felt
The tour will also honor Christine McVie, the band’s beloved singer-songwriter and keyboardist who passed away in 2022. Fans can expect emotional tributes during performances of her classic hits like “Songbird” and “Everywhere,” with visuals and archival footage celebrating her life and influence.
Is This Really the End?
While the music world has learned never to say never, Fleetwood Mac insists this will be their last full-scale tour. At their age and stage of life, each member recognizes the importance of going out on their own terms — and giving fans a final, unforgettable experience.
Stevie Nicks, whose iconic voice and mystique have long enchanted fans, hinted this could be “the most emotional show of our lives,” while Mick Fleetwood called it “a curtain call with tears, thunder, and grace.”
Tickets and Presale Info
Tickets for the “Moonlit Mirage” Farewell Tour go on sale Friday, July 11, 2025, with presale options available for fan club members and select credit card holders. VIP experiences, including exclusive merchandise, soundcheck access, and backstage moments, will be offered on a limited basis.
